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Re: Access to hydraulic hose on 743.
2/5/2006 9:35:38 PM
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| I have a set of inxexpensive open end wrenches that I have cut off so that they are only 6 or 7" overall length for getting into tight spots like this. Ofter you can use a bar to "lever" against you "shorty" wrench. Putting enough force to tighten or remove it.
Also jic female ends that you can't budge, will often come right off if you put somthing for a "dolly" behind the nut and rap it sharply with a hammer on the opposite side of the nut a few times.
Good luck
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Re: S-185..Dead in the water
12/20/2012 7:47:34 PM
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Thats a tough one, could be many things. You can always make these run by tieing the injection pump shutoff solinoid on. If it gets to the point where the problem stays it will be much easier to trouble shoot.
The computer is inside the frame by your left leg/ankle. You could remove the wire plugs there and at the dash panels andcheck the cleaness of the conections and put some new dielectric grease on them
Ken |
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Re: Restore, Rebuild, Overhaul Ford CL-30
12/5/2011 7:29:50 AM
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The chain coupling can be made up with hubs and sprockets from most machine shops.
I like fixes that are better then new too. Often once it has been used you can see how the manufacturer should have done something better and the problem can be eliminated permanently with the right aproach.
You should convert it to a J2513 standard quick attach while you are at it.
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Re: Generator Problem
1/31/2007 8:21:15 PM
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The smaller single cylinder Honda gx motors have a fuel “sediment bowl” on the fuel shut of valve, (its metal not glass) it just unscrews from the bottom, have you look for or checked yours.
Seems like it is fuel related if it runs above 1/2 ok. Does it have a fuel pump or is it gravity feed?
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Re: Safety interlocks not working in my Komatsu SK820.
12/12/2011 10:05:04 AM
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Bill
Unfortunate Komatsu are not that common and I have never seen nor worked on/with one. I would call your dealer and see if you can get a manual for it. The system is likely not that complicated that you can't work on it yourself but you need a manual or a good mechanic that can look at the machine to see what is going on. Even a experienced mechanic looking at a unfamilar machine may need a manual as guidance.
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Re: Lexan for Homeade Door
6/1/2008 8:32:11 PM
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Mike
Most of the forestry machines here use a product called Margard. Pehaps its is slightly more scratch resistant than lexan. Plexiglass is the cheapes but won't take sun well and marks easy.
Any of these materials require a lot of water and careful scrubing to clean.
I'll check on what came in the doors I bought from NH, I refit one for a 150 to my 160. Its about 5/8” and is plenty tough. Still it has a steel frame that swings out from the ... |
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