Recent content by whatsupdoc

Well its always good practice to park your car as close as possible to where you are working with heavy equipment so you dont have to walk far. Body shops need work. :LOL:

Had a gas powered leaf blower/vac, dont remember the brand. Worked great until one day when using it to vacuum up leaves when the blower housing exploded. Seems that it could not handle the 2 inch long tree branch that was mixed in with the leaves. It had a plastic housing and impeller.

Today I used my mini ex to cut into the hill to give me and additional 7 feet of space for backing out of the garage. I had a dumpster in the way so had to dig it from the bottom and from the top. It would been a pain in the ass using a backhoe with all the moves I had to make. Nothing...

I dont buy tools to match a battery system I own. I buy what is best for my use. So now if I need a battery powered tool I can get Metabo, Flex, Dewalt, Milwaukee and Makita because I have the batteries.

Use what ever method you are better at mig or stick. When I welded for a living (only for a short time) I would do a root pass with 6010 then fill with 7018

While you could mount the auger to the backhoe the BX23's hydraulic flow rate is very low, something like 3.7 GPM. It may not have the flow to drive the auger properly.

My 2020 Yanmar excavator calls for GL4 in the final drives, madness.

If this is for shop air you could of used Pex-AL-Pex, it handles higher pressures than standard pex and much easier than threading black pipe.

Read the date on the post, you are just a little late.

Could be an issue with the swing brake. When the controls are in neutral the brake is on preventing the house from rotating when you input a rotation command with the control the swing brake releases.

All of the Navy sonar electronic cabinet components that were aluminum had helicoils installed in every hole.

You should match the same fittings on the front of the tractor for the third function.

Is the PTO on?

Look here. https://www.corsa-technic.com/category.php?category_id=127&page=g

No such thing as a 100% oil change in a hydraulic system. The only issue exists in your head.