Ford New Holland Hitachi & Kobelco backhoe loader control

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topkit

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Some time ago I think it may even have been on the old forum, There was breifly a mention of the front loader control and twist grip for the 4in1 front bucket, The Topic being how stiff it was to operate the 4in1 front bucket jaw control, My LB110 was really stiff so i decided to investigate. I have attatched a parts diagram for you to see. Basically the 4in1 jaw operation is done via two bell cranks, once I had the rubber gaitor up out of the way you can see the parts, if you remove the plastic trim it gives you much better access to get to everything including adjustment of the cable, I found that the top bell crank number 6 in the diagram
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on my machine was siezed up. I removed it gave it a spray with plus gas and then took it apart cleaned it up and greased it up, reassembled everything and now it works as it should.
 
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Pictures as requested my 2002/03 LB110
 

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hiluxman

hiluxman

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Some time ago I think it may even have been on the old forum, There was breifly a mention of the front loader control and twist grip for the 4in1 front bucket, The Topic being how stiff it was to operate the 4in1 front bucket jaw control, My LB110 was really stiff so i decided to investigate. I have attatched a parts diagram for you to see. Basically the 4in1 jaw operation is done via two bell cranks, once I had the rubber gaitor up out of the way you can see the parts, if you remove the plastic trim it gives you much better access to get to everything including adjustment of the cable, I found that the top bell crank number 6 in the diagram View attachment 34967View attachment 34969on my machine was siezed up. I removed it gave it a spray with plus gas and then took it apart cleaned it up and greased it up, reassembled everything and now it works as it should.
Long while since I heard plus gas.

On edit...seems plus gas is still a thing
 
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topkit

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Yes its great stuff, They sell it at my local engineering company so whenever i am there i buy another can.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
always been great stuff ..... discovered it in my early teens ... a mates dad swore by it ... and I have ever since :giggle: ... harder to find than it used to be though, locally at least :rolleyes:
 
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