Routy56 - can you just....

Mogman

Mogman

What man as done, man can do, what never has,maybe
You gotta love my sexy red hubs - bet your old DAF has red hubs:love:
This could be the year that the old Hyster gets it's new paint job.....
.......looking to restore it back to original colours :cool:
Ok you got me:whistle: red hubs with silver wheels;)
Can’t beat a lick of paint to spruce things up a bit(y)
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Today's "Can you just....." involved a bit of maintenance of my trusty old yard Hyster Forklift truck.
This is the H50H model with a nice Perkins engine :cool:
........lick of paint.
Post Office Red and Ferguson Grey - no doubt someone will call me a tart:ROFLMAO:
.......this yard now has to be made much bigger
Probably wait for SWMBO obeyed to go out
:ROFLMAO:

YOU TART :p:LOL: .... show us the rest of it then

I need Pam to sod off to Plymouth for a week ;) .... maybe two(y) ..... then the bit of bank I wasn't allowed to attack can disappear :rolleyes::giggle:
needs to be decent weather though to get it into the field :unsure:

You gotta love my sexy red hubs - bet your old DAF has red hubs :love:
This could be the year that the old Hyster gets it's new paint job.....
.......looking to restore it back to original colours:cool:

well it sure as hell wasn't red and fergie grey :p:giggle: you tart :ROFLMAO: ..... great trucks .... yours monotrol or sticks on the column? .... had an S40C, H80C and S150C for many years brilliant, bombproof tools.

Tip for getting the front wheels in the air .... tip the mast right back - nice fitting blocks of steel under the boom bases on a solid (concrete ideally) surface and tilt fully forward ... wheels 2" off the deck - no effort ;) and instant (y) ..... as long as they're inflated :rolleyes:

My H80C
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S150C
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S40C
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another great little tool was my 2.5 toyota ... the mast now fits on the 'Drema's hitch
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and my smallest flt .... 1200kg Clarke ... leccy and when the batteries died, so did it ... not worth a grand for new ones :cry: ... was a very handy little thing though and being a 3 wheeler would turn in its own length ... wish I'd kept the mast :(
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Routy56

Routy56

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YOU TART :p:LOL: .... show us the rest of it then

Ha ha - well you showed me yours so I'll show me mine :ROFLMAO:

No prizes for guessing that's its an ex hire truck

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Nasty gash there madam :eek:
Gonna need some careful fettling with my new welder.....
.....once I've bought a nice new inverter welder ;)
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It really is so easy to control. Put many modern trucks to shame :giggle:
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Great 4 pot Perkins engine - absolutely bullet proof
This will need TARTING UP :p
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Don't you love these little touches :ROFLMAO:
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So there you have it. My old yard fork lift. Had it a few years kicking around here.
Weighs in at 4.5 T with a 2.5 T lift.
Handy for baggies, timber, sleepers, pallets of blocks, bricks, tiles and other 'come in handies' ;)
Haven't done much to it yet. Tilt seal done last year.
Sticking brakes sorted a few days ago.
Now gotta sneak in a quick re-spray to TART it up a bit :p
 

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Routy56

Routy56

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Get yourself an inverter MIG and you'll be able to make that gash disappear.

R-tech. machines have been good for me.
Yep - planning to upgrade my old welders very soon
Had a look at R-Tech stuff which certainly seem excellent quality (y)
Only a small player so my budget is gonna be up to about £200 odd
This one seems OK according to the reviews on Amazon :unsure:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product...4d5-a0de44c50a7e&pf_rd_r=H9C5TFC0MWSNKZ2NKTBB
Not sure I can procrastinate too long before my next 'must do' repair job comes along :ROFLMAO:
 
doobin

doobin

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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
good old girls (y) .... bomb proof build quality :cool: ... tha's a monotrol, on the pedal .... switches can be a PITA in 'em, but a very quick system .... what's the second box of trickery on the left of the column ... two speeds?
as Doob says ... MIG'll make the gash disappear ..... if you contemplate removing the bonnet to do it .... watch the bloody lift springs on the hinges ... they take no prisoners and are vicious :eek:
if you into buying a new inverter MIG ...... I bought one of these after promising meself one for 18 months ... should've bought it 18 months earlier :rolleyes: .... lovely set (y)
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/250-amp-...=item3a7dfb5b6d:g:-dYAAOSwUfVb9We5:rk:11:pf:0

worth giving some thought to .. dunno where you are, :confused: but can always come have a play with mine if you're close enough ;)
 
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Smiffy

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Yep - planning to upgrade my old welders very soon
Had a look at R-Tech stuff which certainly seem excellent quality (y)
Only a small player so my budget is gonna be up to about £200 odd
This one seems OK according to the reviews on Amazon :unsure:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product...4d5-a0de44c50a7e&pf_rd_r=H9C5TFC0MWSNKZ2NKTBB
Not sure I can procrastinate too long before my next 'must do' repair job comes along :ROFLMAO:
If you phone and order directly ask them nicely and they might throw a few freebies in
A friend got some torch tips with there might f.o.c and I got longer leads with my inverter f.o.c when I asked how much it would be to upgrad as the originals are to short
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Yep - planning to upgrade my old welders very soon
Had a look at R-Tech stuff which certainly seem excellent quality (y)
Only a small player so my budget is gonna be up to about £200 odd
This one seems OK according to the reviews on Amazon :unsure:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product...4d5-a0de44c50a7e&pf_rd_r=H9C5TFC0MWSNKZ2NKTBB
Not sure I can procrastinate too long before my next 'must do' repair job comes along :ROFLMAO:
bloody cheap, but Chinese BTLs .... according to their spec it needs a 24A supply :oops: ..... think I'd spend the extra and go for this .....
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0797ZKPLT/ref=psdc_1939431031_t1_B0797XW3GT
or blow the budget and buy an Esab Buddy
https://www.amazon.co.uk/ESAB-Buddy...TF8&qid=1550861480&sr=1-3&keywords=esab+buddy
better duty cycles, lower supply current (16A) and it's ESAB :)
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
I fancy getting myself one of those Lincoln powertec 271 machines there was a secondhand came up locally but I missed out on her.
transformer/rectifier set though Mike :rolleyes: ...... looks identical to the Thermal Arc 250s I used to sell ten years ago .... couldn't get enough of 'em as they were the best thing available on single phase, at the time and weren't dear for what they were .... sold quite a few of 'em around here ;)
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
this is a bit different ...... bet it gives yer batteries a bollocking though :oops:

"Hobart Off Grid Mig Welder, Battery Powered, Spool Gun Type."
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/264209718109?ViewItem=&item=264209718109

being a Hobart product it'll be bloody good ..... it's brand new and 'kin cheap (y)

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if you needed summat like this for the occasional weld it's a steal :cool:

have to admit to being tempted and thought twice about flagging it up :rolleyes:
 
Routy56

Routy56

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good old girls (y) .... bomb proof build quality :cool: ... tha's a monotrol, on the pedal .... switches can be a PITA in 'em, but a very quick system .... what's the second box of trickery on the left of the column ... two speeds?

The Monotrol system pedal switches are disconnected somewhere in the distance past.
They have been replaced by the very nice little lever on the left of the steering column. Well spotted :geek:
Like many modern fork lifts and telehandlers - forward to go forward and back to go back. Middle is neutral.
The auto transmission has two speeds. It get quite fast and scary when you go up my drive or pop round to a neighbours property:ROFLMAO:
You get very used to it and I love the old girl. Bought from a friend when it was too smoky in his Land Rover parts warehouse.
As part of the deal, I had to transport his new electric one to his warehouse :ROFLMAO:

as Doob says ... MIG'll make the gash disappear ..... if you contemplate removing the bonnet to do it .... watch the bloody lift springs on the hinges ... they take no prisoners and are vicious :eek:

I'll be careful. Have an old Sealey MIG with Y bottle of Argon gas so may give it a go ;)

if you into buying a new inverter MIG ...... I bought one of these after promising meself one for 18 months ... should've bought it 18 months earlier :rolleyes: .... lovely set (y)
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/250-amp-Single-Phase-MIG-Welder-950-vat/251221728109?hash=item3a7dfb5b6d:g:-dYAAOSwUfVb9We5:rk:11:pf:0
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/250-amp-...=item3a7dfb5b6d:g:-dYAAOSwUfVb9We5:rk:11:pf:0
Now that is a lovely set which would make a big dent in my business finances :eek:

worth giving some thought to .. dunno where you are, :confused: but can always come have a play with mine if you're close enough ;)
Now there's an offer you can't refuse - will definitely come and play with yer stuff when over your way from sunny Essex :p
 
JD450A

JD450A

Feral as Fk 🐾
Ha ha - well you showed me yours so I'll show me mine :ROFLMAO:

No prizes for guessing that's its an ex hire truck

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Nasty gash there madam :eek:
Gonna need some careful fettling with my new welder.....
.....once I've bought a nice new inverter welder ;)View attachment 5161

It really is so easy to control. Put many modern trucks to shame :giggle:
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Great 4 pot Perkins engine - absolutely bullet proof
This will need TARTING UP :p
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Don't you love these little touches :ROFLMAO:
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So there you have it. My old yard fork lift. Had it a few years kicking around here.
Weighs in at 4.5 T with a 2.5 T lift.
Handy for baggies, timber, sleepers, pallets of blocks, bricks, tiles and other 'come in handies' ;)
Haven't done much to it yet. Tilt seal done last year.
Sticking brakes sorted a few days ago.
Now gotta sneak in a quick re-spray to TART it up a bit :p
That hyster is nion identical to my Lansing.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
That hyster is nion identical to my Lansing.
a BIG difference 'tween a Lansing an' a Hyster Rory ..... several thousand miles from 'home' for starters ;):giggle:
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
The Monotrol system pedal switches are disconnected somewhere in the distance past.
They have been replaced by the very nice little lever on the left of the steering column. Well spotted :geek:
........ :p

I did wonder :unsure:..... the monotrol is good whilst they're working ... very simple to fix if you wanted to ;)
 
JD450A

JD450A

Feral as Fk 🐾
a BIG difference 'tween a Lansing an' a Hyster Rory ..... several thousand miles from 'home' for starters ;):giggle:

Gearbox/Drive axle is different. But engine is identical, engine bay layout also looks spot on the same, counterweight and entire chassis isn't a million miles out. Wonder if there was abit of badge engineering going on?
 
Routy56

Routy56

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I did wonder :unsure:..... the monotrol is good whilst they're working ... very simple to fix if you wanted to ;)
So when I refurb it may see if it’s an easy fix. Have even go a full workshop manual for the old girl :cool:
Talking about which I can hear SWMBO asking when I’m gonna refit the kitchen :eek:
 
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