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    1816 b uniloader

    Trying to get a few opinions. 1816B uniloader should use 10/40 oil for hydraulics is what they say. I changed it 5/30 thinking I might warm up faster when it is during the winter months. Didn't make that much diferents. Now I am wondering if I could have went with ATF and if I drained the tanks...
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    1816 b uniloader

    I have an old bobcat 500 that I use to push snow around the yard with a much bigger bucket. The 1816 I want to use in the summer mostly like you said as a motorized wheelbarrow to move small amount of dirt around the dooryard to fill in little sink hole in the lawn and thing if that nature
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    1816 b uniloader

    Thanks for the input Cory. Sounds like it will be a good idea you have for creeping, keeping some weight down on front wheels. Now if I can just get it quit take off like a jack rabbit and not knowing which direction it will be heading in it will be a great little machine. Thanks again.
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    1816 b uniloader

    Hi John, Well it got warmer today, almost 40 so it took a look at the 1816b. And SHAME, SHAME, on me !!! I did exactly what I have harped about to the boys. The 0-ring for the old filter was stuck up in there. Picked it out and the problem went away. I think what made it leak so much well I was...
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    1816 b uniloader

    Thanks John, I appreciate you taking time out to talk with me. When it gets warmer I will tell you what I found. Thanks again ..Morris
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    1816 b uniloader

    Hi again Iowa John, Well as luck would have it, things didn't work out so good. As said before I change oil in the engine and changed hydraulic oil and filter to 5/30. Warmed the engine up some put belt tentioner in gear for abut 5 minutes to warm up hydraulic system drove it around for a...
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    1816 b uniloader

    I think you have a good idea to experiment with #10 and 5/30. I will pour some of each in a pan at room temp and see how it pours and then leave it in the shed overnight so it is cold oil and see how each one pours cold. I might wait a day or two as it is 9 above right now and will be colder in...
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    1816 b uniloader

    Well John the last we talked about oil and you were mentioning 10/30 I thought it over and decided you had a good point about using a grade lighter oil so as I was thinking about it I decided to go all the way down to 10 weight but when I went to the napa store to get the filter he thought I...
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    1816 b uniloader

    I would also be temped to try ATF but I wonder how ATF would mix with the engine type oil that would be left in the lines and hydraulic motors. If I could find something on it or talk to some that could say if they mix or not I would be temped to try it !!
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    1816 b uniloader

    Thanks John for you input on the hydraulic oil, was wondering what would happen if a guy was to put a lighter grade oil like 10/20 or something like that just for the winter months ?
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    1816 b uniloader

    Thanks Cory for your info on the oil. So I will change oil and filter and play a little more. I also have an old bob cat 500 that I had pick up that needs work. Well I know you will say why didn't I buy something decent to use a little instead of a couple old ones, but here's the thing. I am 71...
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    1816 b uniloader

    Thanks Cory for your answer. Mine is a 16hp Tecumseh and as you stated it might be on its last leges. It does have some blow by and maybe even a fair amount. but starts right up and and never misses a lic.I played with it some yesterday and yes after ten minutes of running the engine and tryig...
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    1816 b uniloader

    I have purchased a 1816 b and I know it has to be warmed up pretty good to operate correctly, that having been said ,I read that it take 10-40 motor oil. I would like change the hydraulic filter and hydraulic oil in the event that there might be something else in there. Is there a proper way to...
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    Re: rocker shaft 706..263

    To Pete 23,Vic,Heat house and everybody that jumped in and gave me some great help with the 706--263 engine not oiling the rocker arm and tappets.. What I found was one of the rocker supports was in the wrong place. The oil reaches the rocker shaft from the 3rd rocker support from the front of...
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    Re: rocker shaft 706..263

    thanks Pete for the location oh the oil passage. I think it may come up around the head bolt. I'm am going out to the farm to day and take off the rocker shaft.. I will let you know what see.
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    Re: rocker shaft 706..263

    thanks a bunch Heat Houser for your input. at leas now I have a few ideaes and can continue to investigate more into the problem!!
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    Re: rocker shaft 706..263

    thanks vics for you reply it is appreciated.
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    Re: rocker shaft 706..263

    Thanks pete23.. I guess it is worth a try to pull the rocker stands and see if they could be mix up as it did come in half when I took it out earlier, but I would think I would have not lasted more than 4o hrs. or more with out lubed much or at all. But then on the other hand ,I had the rocker...
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    Re: rocker shaft 706..263

    well now.. I have looked around the internet some for a diagram of the oil gallery on a the 263 gas engine but seem to find much. Was wondering if anyone out there ha a diagram or could explain how the oil gets to the rocker arms and tappets
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    Re: rocker shaft 706..263

    I just don't know where else to look if it is not the cam bearing. Could you sig me on to some other place to look for the trouble
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