stinky64
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- big truck wrench/fixer of things
Like the old bumper cars at the amusement park or street cars
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This will be an interesting thread moving forward......
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DMiller
Senior Member
That paint or dirt??
Months of dirt on a machine with 2046 hours since new
DMiller
Senior Member
2000 hours and Never a bath, awesome.
How bad they cook it? No pun!!
How bad they cook it? No pun!!
Truck Shop
Senior Member
Not any worse than any radiator in any truck used in pea harvest. The leaves are small and harvesting them
dry it will plug a radiator in three days.
dry it will plug a radiator in three days.
Welder Dave
Senior Member
Know a guy who had a chicken farm. Cleaning out the barns was like a thick white dust that you didn't think was too bad until you took the air filter out of the skid steer. It didn't seem bad because of the colour and how fine it was but once you tapped the filter on a tire or something it was unbelievable how thick it was coming off the filter.
Welder Dave
Senior Member
Plug in implements. A mower designed for a 40HP tractor will now need a 15HP or higher electric motor to power it. For a large mower for highways and ditches I don't know if an electric version of a 100HP tractor would be near as efficient. It would have to power the tractor as well as the mower. Hydraulic power maybe??? I wonder if there's any reports yet on how the Case electric backhoes are making out?
Birken Vogt
Charter Member
Drag a cable around like an electric dragline, except the dragline only moves once in a while and has an army of men to keep it going.
Welder Dave
Senior Member
Maybe have remote electrical hook ups in the field like sod farms have for watering or something like central pivot irrigation.
DMiller
Senior Member
As HNC grabs a blowgun
I kin fix dat !!
Pressure washer would do wonders but rough on cooler cores.
I kin fix dat !!
Pressure washer would do wonders but rough on cooler cores.
Nige
Senior Member
He probably wouldn’t know where to look.
It's been paving equipment all week. I am doing a cylinder update on the Weiler paver due to a design flaw. I did the right-side extension yesterday.................will be doing the left side today. It's a crock of crap what you have to go through to gain access. I'll post step by step pics of this process tonight so you all can feel sorry for me. LOL
DMiller
Senior Member
You cannot really expect pity from us can you?
All of this just to get the cylinder out.
Weiler's fix?
Thicker mount plates
I did the right side yesterday............took right at 5 hours. Left side I did today at about 4.5 hours. Cleaning the asphalt away from where you need to get to is the roughest part. Its still a royal PITA and if you have a fitting leak or need to replace that rod end hose!? ...........you have to tear this down the exact same way..........
Weiler's fix?
Thicker mount plates
I did the right side yesterday............took right at 5 hours. Left side I did today at about 4.5 hours. Cleaning the asphalt away from where you need to get to is the roughest part. Its still a royal PITA and if you have a fitting leak or need to replace that rod end hose!? ...........you have to tear this down the exact same way..........
I use the leaf blower on my backhoe when I am done using it. It helps keep things clean.
Went out on a 60G mini ex today. Typical electrical problems due to a **** poor repair previously. The operator, when I was done with the electrical repair, asked if I could weld a tooth back onto the bucket shank. Previous weld was S%^& but I did it. He has WAYYY bigger problems than a missing tooth.
He didn't even say anything about the bottom of this bucket being caved in 5 inches and the weld seems ripped on both sides by at least 10" long. LOL I'm trashing this bucket and getting a new replacement ordered. I'm not even going to screw with this repair.
He didn't even say anything about the bottom of this bucket being caved in 5 inches and the weld seems ripped on both sides by at least 10" long. LOL I'm trashing this bucket and getting a new replacement ordered. I'm not even going to screw with this repair.