willie59
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So many of y'all make posts about your equipment and your work. Alas, I'm just a lowly mechanic nowdays. :tong But it takes mechanics/fitters to keep things digging, pushing, rolling, lifting...you name it.
Last week I had a one of my customers bring me his Bobcat T190 and he was in a bit of a pinch, seems he'd ripped out the rear loader arm pivot on the left side. Bobcat had told him a new loader arm would be around 5 G's. He's a small, self employed business and that's a chunk for him. He wanted to know if I could fix it. I said I think we can do it for a bit less than that.
Hmmm, I think we have a problem
also, he tweaked the loader arms a bit. Look at how much higher the arm on the right is.
burn the paint off with a rosebud and get out the gouger.
Last week I had a one of my customers bring me his Bobcat T190 and he was in a bit of a pinch, seems he'd ripped out the rear loader arm pivot on the left side. Bobcat had told him a new loader arm would be around 5 G's. He's a small, self employed business and that's a chunk for him. He wanted to know if I could fix it. I said I think we can do it for a bit less than that.
Hmmm, I think we have a problem
also, he tweaked the loader arms a bit. Look at how much higher the arm on the right is.
burn the paint off with a rosebud and get out the gouger.