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Quattromike

Quattromike

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Most of these manufacturers are just assembly plants, that buy in chassis components, boom and dipper hydraulic cylinders, Engine!
In fact place up never us in Elgin built a shed with a painting plant just to do the Kubota hydraulic cylinders they were making for them. If they made there own it would just be a Yellow/Red/Green/Orange with their stickers on it then they'd need to stand by it with warranty and such but if the customer takes their pick and fits their own brand of choice then they don't need to worry when it shits itself
 
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6feetdown

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Most of these manufacturers are just assembly plants, that buy in chassis components, boom and dipper hydraulic cylinders, Engine!
In fact place up never us in Elgin built a shed with a painting plant just to do the Kubota hydraulic cylinders they were making for them. If they made there own it would just be a Yellow/Red/Green/Orange with their stickers on it then they'd need to stand by it with warranty and such but if the customer takes their pick and fits their own brand of choice then they don't need to worry when it shits itself
Plus the cost of making every item for yourself with all the R&D costs safety etc is probably just to prohibitive
 
Vinpetrol

Vinpetrol

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This 2ft bucket and a ripper tooth arrive from rhinox . I had a couple of stumps to remove in th garden . The ripper works perfectly on the stumps and I'm very pleased with the rhinox 2 ft bucket.
Now I have a huge selection of buckets and attachments for it on Kubota size pins I will probably end up going for a tiltrotator 🤦‍♂️
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Storrsy

Storrsy

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This 2ft bucket and a ripper tooth arrive from rhinox . I had a couple of stumps to remove in th garden . The ripper works perfectly on the stumps and I'm very pleased with the rhinox 2 ft bucket.
Now I have a huge selection of buckets and attachments for it on Kubota size pins I will probably end up going for a tiltrotator 🤦‍♂️
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Did you get the free bag of Haribo with the bucket?
 
Vinpetrol

Vinpetrol

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Started at my plot today. I've got planning but not warrant just yet . Things moving at a pace though so I decided to make use of a few free days to improve the field entrance . This won't be the main entrance as it's on a junction . It has a field gate though and it's in a great location to get artics reversed in so I'm upgrading it to take my deliveries
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Furniss

Furniss

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Started at my plot today. I've got planning but not warrant just yet . Things moving at a pace though so I decided to make use of a few free days to improve the field entrance . This won't be the main entrance as it's on a junction . It has a field gate though and it's in a great location to get artics reversed in so I'm upgrading it to take my deliveries
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Vinpetrol

Vinpetrol

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Can anyone help with this issue , I’m pouring structural slab at my place tomorrow but today the hitch on the case has for the first time given some bother . The ram in it has come adrift from the housing and damaged its casing and rod . I’ve taken it off for repair but I was supposed to be using it tomorrow for the concrete . I headed over the yard to get the duck only to find it has a wee leak from what looks like a bank of solenoids . Leak looks like it’s from the one with the green wire . I’m hoping it will hold up while I pour the conc with it but I’m wondering is there a seal of some sort behind the solenoid ? If so are they likely standard o rings seals or would it be a Komatsu part only job ?

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CPS

CPS

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Can anyone help with this issue , I’m pouring structural slab at my place tomorrow but today the hitch on the case has for the first time given some bother . The ram in it has come adrift from the housing and damaged its casing and rod . I’ve taken it off for repair but I was supposed to be using it tomorrow for the concrete . I headed over the yard to get the duck only to find it has a wee leak from what looks like a bank of solenoids . Leak looks like it’s from the one with the green wire . I’m hoping it will hold up while I pour the conc with it but I’m wondering is there a seal of some sort behind the solenoid ? If so are they likely standard o rings seals or would it be a Komatsu part only job ?

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Probably a fine o-ring. Nothing to complicated.
Is it coming out of there or the plug though?
 
Vinpetrol

Vinpetrol

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Probably a fine o-ring. Nothing to complicated.
Is it coming out of there or the plug though?
Thanks for replying Aiden , Im not sure . I will clean it up tomorrow and get a better look , where is the plug that you refer to ?
 
CPS

CPS

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The plug on the solenoid... i have seen them leak from there before but mostly on ones with the plug on the base of the solenoid not on the side like yours
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Can anyone help with this issue , I’m pouring structural slab at my place tomorrow but today the hitch on the case has for the first time given some bother . The ram in it has come adrift from the housing and damaged its casing and rod . I’ve taken it off for repair but I was supposed to be using it tomorrow for the concrete . I headed over the yard to get the duck only to find it has a wee leak from what looks like a bank of solenoids . Leak looks like it’s from the one with the green wire . I’m hoping it will hold up while I pour the conc with it but I’m wondering is there a seal of some sort behind the solenoid ? If so are they likely standard o rings seals or would it be a Komatsu part only job ?

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can you not just drop your hitch off, cap the lines and pin the bucket on - old skool ?
 
Vinpetrol

Vinpetrol

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The plug on the solenoid... i have seen them leak from there before but mostly on ones with the plug on the base of the solenoid not on the side like yours
Do you mean the electrical plug Aiden ?
 
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