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The JLG 40F Boom Lift Dilemma
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willie59
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I'd get the hoses done locally at a hose shop as well. You're going to have to obtain the plugs and caps necessary for removal of hoses.
It's possible that a number of parts for these machines are becoming obsolete, they are old machines. I usually talk to Eric or Jeremy at Best Line when I'm ordering parts. If they are able to provide you with some info, you be sure and order a few parts from them...you know, leaves a good taste in their mouth for them helping you.
It's possible that a number of parts for these machines are becoming obsolete, they are old machines. I usually talk to Eric or Jeremy at Best Line when I'm ordering parts. If they are able to provide you with some info, you be sure and order a few parts from them...you know, leaves a good taste in their mouth for them helping you.
willie59
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willie59
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Wow, that's a nice looking 40F. I haven't seen one of those things in years. Thanks for the memories.
KW318
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I just have to extend my gratitude to ATCO,for all of the help and assistance that he renders here, it's people like him (and the many others who contribute), that make this forum one of the best places on the net.
People helping each other every day, with no expectations of anything in return, I salute you all!
Thanks again,
ZZ
People helping each other every day, with no expectations of anything in return, I salute you all!
Thanks again,
ZZ
mudhole4x4
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great help for me too... thanks
od1
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I now have the electrical diagram for the 40F 3 pages. I also will post the joysticks that were used on these machines. The quality of the wording is poor on 2 of the 4 sheets. If anyone can fill in the blanks that would be appreciated.
willie59
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od1
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willie59
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Man, those are better diagrams than what I have! Can you e-mail me those diagrams?
od1
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If you are using a PC try this. Right click on the picture and select "Save Picture As".
Use the name provided or change it. Then save it as a JPEG file. Change the destination to "Desk Top”. I uploaded it actual size. From your desk top click to open the JPEG image. You will be able to make the diagram any size after that. I increased it to 150 percent and picked out a few things. Let me know if it worked for you. If you have any problems PM me.
Use the name provided or change it. Then save it as a JPEG file. Change the destination to "Desk Top”. I uploaded it actual size. From your desk top click to open the JPEG image. You will be able to make the diagram any size after that. I increased it to 150 percent and picked out a few things. Let me know if it worked for you. If you have any problems PM me.
willie59
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Yep, I tried that. When I enlarge it things get unreadable. That's why I was wondering if you had clean copies that you could email. Emailing files give better resolution. I've got 40F schematics on my computer at work, but, they're old images, and when my work computer got updated somehow it corrupted the files so I can't change, copy, or send them. You have some clean copies there. Who provided them?