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Under ground water line.
Too true, ten years ago I had this very experience when our water line from well to house broke. I spent a day trying to find the leak using air at 120 psi. I gave up and called our plumbing contractor and he got a directional boring contractor and we got a new line installed. All it took...- Frank(Mi.)
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Observation at 7-11 today..
Yep, I used to treat myself to a candy bar every two weeks when I was working construction but at that price they would become an ex-habit right quick!- Frank(Mi.)
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- Forum: Tool Talk
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Chinese hydraulic pump
It has been several years but I have used both of them. If I remember right Tommy at Affordable was very knowledgeable and helpful back then...- Frank(Mi.)
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Chinese hydraulic pump
Might try these guys... https://www.circlegtractorparts.com/hydraulics https://affordabletractorsalesco.com/foton-40/hydraulics/- Frank(Mi.)
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New guy, question.
I have had an L series Kubota for twelve or so years now. Our local dealer has a good supply of parts for it. That being said other then routine maintenance supplies all it has ever needed for parts is a glow plug relay which they had on hand...- Frank(Mi.)
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Oliver 33 tractor
Looks like a Kohler engine. Maybe a K 301...- Frank(Mi.)
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Finding under-ground utilities
Yeah, not to disparage the locators but in my construction days I have seen them to be off by as much as six feet. Still you gotta' call them to cover yourself...- Frank(Mi.)
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Finding under-ground utilities
Lol, I found one with a post hole auger on a three point hitch. TV cable wire though so not too bad to repair...- Frank(Mi.)
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Brake line repair
I wondered when somebody would mention these. I also used one to repair a brake line on a plow truck. Worked fine. No issues for five years before I took it off the road and sold the engine...- Frank(Mi.)
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Wheel horse D 180
Probably an opposed twin kohler engine. Since it was mentioned that the pto was bypassed I wonder if it isn't even cranking over?? If that's the case the forward/reverse selector lever has to be centered in the neutral position as well...and maybe the left foot pedal has to be depressed also...- Frank(Mi.)
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Chain Repair ?
Yeah it would be used to fix a couple of chains that are used for grubbing small shrubs or grapevines out of the dirt...- Frank(Mi.)
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Chain Repair ?
Like this...and yeah the link I posted originally for some reason doesn't work anymore- Frank(Mi.)
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Chain Repair ?
Thanks for the replies guys, I'll probably get a few of these in different sizes for repairs for where I work and maybe around home too.- Frank(Mi.)
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Chain Repair ?
Anybody ever use one of these? I'm wondering if they are peened or spot welded or even completely welded. Our hardware store sells the lap style ones but they are not tapered on the ends anymore. This makes them almost useless...- Frank(Mi.)
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