AU.CASE
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Hi all,
It has been some time so I thought I'd actually upload some action on my CASE's!
Have been very busy using my machines around the DIY sheep station here so now that most of the bugs are ironed out, it is time to get some production done and that has been happening faultlessly.
As we have a small gap in the property work, I decided to make ready a cheap JCB bucket I bought online from our local Council asset reduction.
Wanting a narrow bucket (to bury pipes and particularly a power cable job that is waiting), that doesn't disturb too much ground, as most places I have to back fill by hand where it is tight.
The JCB is a handy 8" unit, like new but of course the ears are totally different from my CASE 580SK.
Not to be put off as I have a swag of stock already and decided to get machining and welding.
The pins in the adaptor (or as my "trouble and strife" says correctly 'coupler') are K10-50 piston shaft from my 1150D and an front idler shaft from same.
Some bore pipe and ½" plate is all that is needed.
Next part follows...
It has been some time so I thought I'd actually upload some action on my CASE's!
Have been very busy using my machines around the DIY sheep station here so now that most of the bugs are ironed out, it is time to get some production done and that has been happening faultlessly.
As we have a small gap in the property work, I decided to make ready a cheap JCB bucket I bought online from our local Council asset reduction.
Wanting a narrow bucket (to bury pipes and particularly a power cable job that is waiting), that doesn't disturb too much ground, as most places I have to back fill by hand where it is tight.
The JCB is a handy 8" unit, like new but of course the ears are totally different from my CASE 580SK.
Not to be put off as I have a swag of stock already and decided to get machining and welding.
The pins in the adaptor (or as my "trouble and strife" says correctly 'coupler') are K10-50 piston shaft from my 1150D and an front idler shaft from same.
Some bore pipe and ½" plate is all that is needed.
Next part follows...