
Originally Posted by
tctractors
Richard, J.S. coupling are best removed from the bottom, the mess thing is fairly minimal, and I dont try to mop oil up with my clothing, I firstly vent the tank of any psi, then start undoing pipes, I always fit steel blanking plugs in the hose/pipe ends this keeps the floods to nothing, the pull lift is used to lower the coupling down, its a simple job to do with great results, as the tracking power improvement is amazing.
I had 3 jobs to do this Sunday, A komatsu blade and 2 excavators, I could not find the 1 excavator, so I phoned the owner who gave me the drivers phone N'o, I then called the driver only to find the excavator was in Bedford and the driver had Low loaded it from the site (60 miles) to do a little cash job without the bosses permission, an hour later the boss calls me to ask if things are O.K. I told him that I could not make contact with his driver and left the site not willing to waste anymore time looking for the thing, I so wanted to tell the owner the truth as lies are so easily found out, but I sort of half took the soft route by not getting involved, the owner is a bit of a psycho (I think thats how you spell it) so it might be sparks flying soon, its a Volvo 220 LC so its not like its a mini digger doing a patio job, the cheek of some people????