Filters would blow out in the feed side, the fine filters are in the return. The HP side has a 200-micron steel trash screen behind each pump. Built, as we say, to catch tree branches, children, & small dogs. Also each pump has a metal chip detector that alarms when contaminated.
I work on the principle I'll never ask someone to do something I'm not prepared to do myself. Apart from that I trust my eyes more than I trust most other people's when it comes to lining up 12" pins.I thought you were in charge?
I did question the lack of fork pockets already. Good idea on the spreader fixing. I like that. I was thinking of using the lower lifting eyes on the spreader to the lifting eyes on the lower frame and pin them together for storage. Some calculations on sling lengths (fronts have to be +/- 2ft longer than the rears) to get the angle of dangle of the lower frame correct might also not go amiss.
Temperature was in the 70's. But any time you are squinting to try to line something up and rain is running down the back of your neck is never comfortable.
Wasn't planning to anyway. I have a short trip to Colombia via Panama when I do finally bail out of here. Including the layover in Panama the total journey is only about 5 hours. Miserable UK winters are not my idea of fun, Covid or not.
We are lucky where we live. Being an island and self-governing the drawbridge was pulled up very early in the piece. it's easy to control arrivals when you only have one airport and one ferry port. People are free to leave but anyone arriving has to quarantine for 14 days. As a result of that we have no social distancing requirements, no mask-wearing, pubs, restaurants, cinemas, gyms, etc are all open. Basically life goes on as normal apart from the restrictions when arriving. The only cases of Covid since May 20 have been in people who developed symptoms during self-isolation having recently arrived on the island from outside. So nothing (so far fingers crossed) has got out into the wider community for over 6 months now.
Ran out of liquid cold did we..?Big parts win hearts as they say around here. Had a boom change out on a 9400 this week. No lips on the Liebherr pins. 24.5 bushes frozen and slotted in on one shift. Note the 0.5
A fable I’ve heard before and one I learned the hard lesson with on main bucket pin on a 994f loader. Learned after that preheating is the only solution in that case.
994F B Pin. They're a sliding fit into the loader arm. The flag on the outside retains the pin. Or were you referring to installing the bush into the end of the loader arm.?
Currently 84 & sunny. Slight chance of rain showers this afternoon.
SWMBO must be a very tolerant lady, mine would have launched me into orbit around the sun with a kick in the arse.
This will the the 5th Holiday season in a row that I've been home for either Xmas or New Year and away for the other one. Plus ca change ......SWMBO must be a very tolerant lady, mine would have launched me into orbit around the sun with a kick in the arse.
