That would make sense, Niel @Nasco wouldn't drill anything as it voids Lola inspection ext.even though I asked him nicelyIt’s getting to the point where by excavator manufacturers are going to need to allow built in mounting points for rails to properly fix screens onto, just like in tractors.
in a cab panel FFS ... the frame's the important bitThat would make sense, Niel @Nasco wouldn't drill anything as it voids Lola inspection ext.even though I asked him nicely
But in most modern cabs everything is plastic except for the ROPS.. your left with sticking everything to the glass!
Just jumped in a little Wacker Neusen th412 telehandler, on the way out my knee took a load of plastic of the dashboard ! Not very old, lovely little tool but god knows what it will look like in a few years time
full of very delicate looking electrical components alsoI heard similar too
I worked with an old sales man whos reputation was he once traded a machine in part ex for a load of hay and a bicycle....... and i liked his way of thinking
Which engine/ age of machine?
looks a tad sticky under foot there Doob
Deutz
that looks a bundle of laughs to do anything on
.. drop the gas strut off and let the bonnet go all the way over'd help a lot I seem to think that rips the hinges off,, or that might be on the Ammann rollers..that looks a bundle of laughs to do anything on
well obviously don't just let it flop over - take it easy 'til it stops moving freely and prop it if necessaryI seem to think that rips the hinges off,, or that might be on the Ammann rollers..
I have no idea what you’re talking about….well obviously don't just let it flop over - take it easy 'til it stops moving freely and prop it if necessary
do you speak from experience Dave
I like the idea of that wee Sherpa and think I could use one a lot . Where did you get yours doob ?
I thought tiltrotators were meant to make less mess
