HATCHEQUIP
Senior Member
But are they getting kissed
Must be chinese parts, just has to be.I fix a bunch of the Deere axles. for me it’s usually wheel bearings or the brake housing cracks and chews up the planetaries.
I fix a bunch of the Deere axles. for me it’s usually wheel bearings or the brake housing cracks and chews up the planetarie
One of them is a 544k loader and the rest have been in H and L series skidders. Oil is hy-gard and it’s regularly changed when the axle breaks and there’s no other option. Maintenance is not only not very high on the list, it usually doesn’t make the list.So, can I ask what the majority of the axles are on, what oil is used, and how often is it changed?
Typical logger (and old farmers) fashion.One of them is a 544k loader and the rest have been in H and L series skidders. Oil is hy-gard and it’s regularly changed when the axle breaks and there’s no other option. Maintenance is not only not very high on the list, it usually doesn’t make the list.
Agreed. As much as I try, I cannot sell maintenance to anyone in this area but when a machine goes down they want me yesterday.Typical logger (and old farmers) fashion.
The Deere parts manager seemed excited to have sold them a $21K axle when I asked about it the other day. They may have steering Alan into that purchase.
If you only knew..........Sounds as though you've done a few turns on this boulevard of broken dreams.
This is a quote from one of the old Andy Griffith shows. The "elixir salesman" used it while talking about the Indians.If you only knew..........
Stay at it for 49 years, one will see that the rug is constantly lifted in the main office and aSounds as though you've done a few turns on this boulevard of broken dreams.