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    new holland lw 90

    pm sent to you
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    New Holland LW90 Can't find any info on it....opinions

    Not sure I understand, so you have sold them already or you will sell them to me? If you are selling them to me, what price do you want for them (worked out in Canadian or American dollars preferably)
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    New Holland LW90 Can't find any info on it....opinions

    I went ahead and bought the loader....don't suppose you want to sell those manuals???
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    New Holland LW90 Can't find any info on it....opinions

    curious about longivity, known problems, how hard are they to service? mostly I am stuck on a decision to go with a older Cat 930 machine (early 80's) or this New Holland LW90, both at about $25 000.
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    New Holland LW90 Can't find any info on it....opinions

    no one has any thoughts at all???? I am looking at buying one for snow removal, it has about 6000hrs on it, and would be devoted to one lot..... Anyone care to chime in with any experience on them? or even a suggestion on a site where I could find some info. These a were not very popular...
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    New Holland LW90 Can't find any info on it....opinions

    So other then they were apparently made by Fiat (so I was told), does anyone have experience with these?
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    910 Cat

    I have a 79 910 Cat loader, and it is one of the best old loaders I have ever used. We us ours for snow and around the shop for gravel etc. Strong running, very manuverable and a work horse. I wish I could find more of them...
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    First time skidsteer buyer

    agreed, maybe I oversimplified the years, but even in those older Bobcat machines, the electronics in them were not nearly as sophisticated as they are these days.
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    First time skidsteer buyer

    do some research on the brush cutter, find out what flow it requires and that will give you a answer. as far as avoiding electronics, anything pre 2000-2001 should be fairly safe for that, I know even my 40xt (2003) does not have a lot of electronics to worry about.
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    More grief with my 1840 HELP!!!

    So took the pump to the shop, and $240 dollars later they told me everything was working fine and they didn't see any problems, to install it, and then if it was still doing it to call them in where they would come out and take a look at it. Got it back to the shop and put it in, and of course...
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    How Long Can Chains Run in a 40XT Without Oil?

    Two wrongs don't make a right, I agree that the machine owner should have followed his mainteance schedule however this is the DAMN dealer, the dealer has no excuse at all. Let us put it this way, the dealer should have disclosed that they had not put oil in it, and they offered a service...
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    More grief with my 1840 HELP!!!

    the piece that goes down from the control arm has a roll pin on it that sits in a 1/4inch grove. We were very careful of the 3 needle roller pins that you are talking about. we checked most everything you suggested, although switching the relief valves is a great idea. I am at a loss...
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    More grief with my 1840 HELP!!!

    So we had the rear gasket go on the tandem pump and it was leaking a fair bit of oil, so I decided to bite the bullet and do the repair, we pulled off the pump, took out the rear shaft, and replace the gasket, put it back together, and now we don't have forward on the right side drive, the left...
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    How Long Can Chains Run in a 40XT Without Oil?

    OMG that is horrible, someone at the factory should have a boot up there @$$
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    1840 skid with a problem

    would this not have been done when we had it machined?
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