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JRHill replied to the thread B219 and B670 Hydraulic Breather/Cap.Thanks, all! -
I can't find any new options from old posts on the part or anything in a Google search. 3/4 pipe thread. I've pondered cobbling...
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JRHill replied to the thread Best ideas for adjustable lifting strap or chains?.Yup I vote for these. Harbor Freight. But all three sizes. You'll never break them unless you drag logs with them (from ground contact).
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JRHill reacted to g_man's post in the thread Best ideas for adjustable lifting strap or chains? with
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I like to use straps unless chains are clearly a better option. I have a pair of 4', 6', and a 9' that I use logging so they are on... -
JRHill replied to the thread B670 Backhoe mounting plates.Nope. I've been sitting on a padded 2x6 with the seat tilted forward for 15 years.
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JRHill replied to the thread "Burnishing" your new brakes. WTF......... Now I've heard it all. (I'm raising the Bullsh!t flag).I have another problem with this thread and that is: it is said the brake friction material has to be transferred to the drum. Or disks...
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JRHill replied to the thread "Burnishing" your new brakes. WTF......... Now I've heard it all. (I'm raising the Bullsh!t flag).I recall that back in the days of a 'drum' brake job by a professional shop that the shoes would be 'arced' so they fit the diameter of...
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JRHill reacted to whatsupdoc's post in the thread "Burnishing" your new brakes. WTF......... Now I've heard it all. (I'm raising the Bullsh!t flag) with Like.
All new brakes require some "wear in" before the wear material achieves full contact whether disk or drum. It is best not to be very...
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JRHill replied to the thread B670 Backhoe mounting plates.I finally scored the backhoe after looking for years. It was at a dealership on consignment and had everything with it. But the owner...
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JRHill replied to the thread Loads of smoke.Climbing a hill vs full throttle mowing... That just means you were running it at full RPM while mowing but NOT pulling at max power...
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Sounds like possibly water was somewhere in the fuel system and driving up an incline caused it to be sucked in.