doobin
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E27 doing what she does best. She really is a superb machine for this kind of work, abs the Tigergrip is the best grab on the market IMHO.
Great machines to tow to a site and do exactly this - very impressive in what they can handle and stack, and nice to drive too. Loads of power and really smooth, when ours goes out it always makes money!E27 doing what she does best. She really is a superb machine for this kind of work, abs the Tigergrip is the best grab on the market IMHO. View attachment 32779
Aiden @CPSSorry to jump in here since it's not a "job" comment but I have been meaning to ask about quick hitches for the JCB 8018
I just bought. I have seen comments about spring hitches vs. a Harford pro-lock, with the pro-lock being more secure, less wear prone.
I see hurricane makes a manual S30 unit, how does it compare with a pro-lock.
presumably you still had all the control systems, etc., still on board the old one Stu ???Swapped tilty over to old machine as need Hitachi to do a few warranty bits to the new one (10 months oldnow )
Fuel tank strap threaded end has broken probably overtighten when they installed the refueling pump
Wiper motor after working for some time starts howling probably winding part hitting outer housing
Also a vibration underneath cab from hydraulics vibrating a plate or panel sounds an electric wood plainer a chippy would use
Just glad have both machines as can't afford down time with work load
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Yep both are kitted out with dc2presumably you still had all the control systems, etc., still on board the old one Stu ???
Wow must have saved you a whole minute.Bought a pair of these, one for engine oil and one for hydraulic. They are simply brilliant. Pressurise them and dispense at your leisure.
I changed a gx390 oil in under two minutes today, using a vacuum extractor and then this. View attachment 32953View attachment 32953
Where did you get those from?Bought a pair of these, one for engine oil and one for hydraulic. They are simply brilliant. Pressurise them and dispense at your leisure.
I changed a gx390 oil in under two minutes today, using a vacuum extractor and then this. View attachment 32953View attachment 32953
There’s way more advantages to it than a mere 60 seconds.Wow must have saved you a whole minute.
is the gun metered Doob?Bought a pair of these, one for engine oil and one for hydraulic. They are simply brilliant. Pressurise them and dispense at your leisure.
I changed a gx390 oil in under two minutes today, using a vacuum extractor and then this. View attachment 32953View attachment 32953
You can’t get a can even with a long spout near the Sherpa fill point.Wow must have saved you a whole minute.
No, but there is a sight pipe on the side of the tank which should be useful.is the gun metered Doob?
eBay. £260 inc vat each.Where did you get those from?
Send me the link...... Takeuchi are pricks for fill point locationsNo, but there is a sight pipe on the side of the tank which should be useful.
eBay. £260 inc vat each.
I quite liked the remote mounted oil filter on the 175s so it was easy to get at, only to have the filter upside down so it pi**ed the oil down the back of the engine when you took it offSend me the link...... Takeuchi are pricks for fill point locations
Looks a great idea. The hydraulic filling on my loader is a two man job.Bought a pair of these, one for engine oil and one for hydraulic. They are simply brilliant. Pressurise them and dispense at your leisure.
I changed a gx390 oil in under two minutes today, using a vacuum extractor and then this. View attachment 32953View attachment 32953
Chinese one off eBay. They’ve gotten pricey though as bulky and shipping costs soared. Will post links for all later. Meanwhile, by ten O clockLooks a great idea. The hydraulic filling on my loader is a two man job.
what vacuum extractor do you use?