• Thank you for visiting HeavyEquipmentForums.com! Our objective is to provide industry professionals a place to gather to exchange questions, answers and ideas. We welcome you to register using the "Register" icon at the top of the page. We'd appreciate any help you can offer in spreading the word of our new site. The more members that join, the bigger resource for all to enjoy. Thank you!

Recent content by Dahendo

  1. D

    Brush Mower Rebuild on a "Suihe, Wolverine, Cheap Made in China"

    Looks great, I bet the added rotational mass will help when chewing up trees. The carrier should be much more durable than the original.
  2. D

    What is this fitting type?

    As do chinese skid steer attachments.
  3. D

    What is this fitting type?

    Thanks! Mod's - feel free to delete this thread.
  4. D

    What is this fitting type?

    Stores are all closed so I need to order over the phone, what is this fitting type called?
  5. D

    "Suihe" brand attachements (Ritchie Bros)

    Watching the Regina auction today, doesn't appear to be any deals! RB isn't allowing onsite bidding and limited equipment viewing so you'd think prices would nosedive. On the other hand, there's 40,000 people watching a 900 lot auction. Probably a lot of people at home and bored, clicking away.
  6. D

    "Suihe" brand attachements (Ritchie Bros)

    Definitely a Chinese copy so those specifications could be out to lunch. Sorry I should have stated that.
  7. D

    "Suihe" brand attachements (Ritchie Bros)

    There's a little bit of info on the vibratory rollers online; http://www.suiheshelter.com/product/135.html https://media.sandhills.com/img.axd?id=4164635277&wid=&p=&ext=&w=0&h=0&t=&lp=&c=True&wt=False&sz=Max&rt=0&checksum=DlV5Tmd3g4busWP9yYy396UV%2FAY0e1ep There's also a video on youtube...
  8. D

    "Suihe" brand attachements (Ritchie Bros)

    The tough part of balancing it will the the stump pan which appears to be mounted on the shaft a half inch offset. Hopefully I can find a way to mount it in a tire balancer and even it out with a grinder.
  9. D

    "Suihe" brand attachements (Ritchie Bros)

    Well I purchased a brush cutter, for $1200 CAD I couldn't resist. Given my latitude I won't be able to use it for a few months but here's what I think so far: Frame seems to be sturdy enough, heavy steel and reinforced where it should be Fasteners appear to be garbage, no grade markings and...
  10. D

    "Suihe" brand attachements (Ritchie Bros)

    They sell a couple dozen of these things at every sale, surely someone on here has tried them.
  11. D

    "Suihe" brand attachements (Ritchie Bros)

    Probably why they only make the more basic implements. Bearings/motors/fittings/cylinders are all standard parts you could pick up at princess auto. For the blades/teeth/rotating assemblies either patch it up or fabricate replacements. I would never try to run these in a commercial aspect...
  12. D

    "Suihe" brand attachements (Ritchie Bros)

    Does anyone have any experience with the Chinese skidsteer attachments that Ritchie Bros sells? I bought a bucket grapple a few years ago and absolutely trashed it within about 3 hours (albeit quite heavy use). I'm looking at a brush cutter, I've got a 4 acre pasture that needs to be mowed a...
  13. D

    Bobcat S185 Hydraulic issues

    Well I got the call from the dealer that it's finally done. Over a month, mostly waiting on parts. They changed the valve block and re-used all the components they could. They say after that it developed a new issue where they could only get 6 inches or so of travel on lift and tilt...
  14. D

    Bobcat S185 Hydraulic issues

    The machine I have is solinoid controls, the block I've found is mechanically controlled. From looking at them both, they appear to be the same block and I think I might be able to swap out all the fittings to make it work.
  15. D

    Bobcat S185 Hydraulic issues

    Well the dealer says the control valve is screwed. Apparently they found scoring in the lift spool bore. Either that or they also can't figure it out and are taking the replace everything route. They can't locate a new control valve, I've found a used manual controls valve (SN; 6818039) but I...
See more
Top