I was told that it would hold much better that welding in this case from the owner of the shop. The owner is a very straight shooter type of guy.
Stuck on Oliver tractors right now ... but I Rebuilt a couple Walbros and Zama not too long ago ... a new Zama From Amazon For one Devise ....
Modifying a couple chain saws too...
3rd time today and still can't pinpoint what is leaking. hose/pump/fitting
My main seal went out, however it was leaking into the chain case, so I never saw, only knew it because I kept having to add hydraulic fluid. Very expensive. I hope that is not what yours is doingI'm chasing a pain in my rear hyd leak on my skidsteer. Only leaks after working it fairly hard. Can't see it from the top and to see under you have to pull both large 1/4" skid plates and jack it up.
And for a side note of being stupid!
Was steaming the skid steer with my large diesel fired pressure / steamer. Had it on my forklift and needed just a few feet so i just backed the forklift up a few feet. Well, the water hose hooked to the shop was only so long! It snatched that running/burning/super hot steamer off the forks flipping it over on the concrete. Snapped the burner off (still running)! Not sure if you have ever messed with one but this 300 pound steam bomb is now ready to come apart building pressure with no water source to cool it. Bad day!
I can see/touch it pulling seat frame which is easy. One of those dang hoses underneath i think is the culprit. Only does it under heavy load. I will figure it out once it cools down i hope. Just enough to drip a trail on my driveway.
What Skidsteer do you have?I checked it 3-4 times hoping it was not the pump seal.
I'm chasing a pain in my rear hyd leak on my skidsteer. Only leaks after working it fairly hard. Can't see it from the top and to see under you have to pull both large 1/4" skid plates and jack it up.
And for a side note of being stupid!
Was steaming the skid steer with my large diesel fired pressure / steamer. Had it on my forklift and needed just a few feet so i just backed the forklift up a few feet. Well, the water hose hooked to the shop was only so long! It snatched that running/burning/super hot steamer off the forks flipping it over on the concrete. Snapped the burner off (still running)! Not sure if you have ever messed with one but this 300 pound steam bomb is now ready to come apart building pressure with no water source to cool it. Bad day!
And those triggers ain't no where to be found.
to get a wheel arm for a 3 wheel rider i bought. While i was there i picked up a 011 out of a pile of saws that had all plastic/trigger ect but locked up. He would have sold it to me for 20bucks i would guess. I normaly just buy stuff like that but today i just sat it back down and forgot to pick it up before i left. I might go back next week. The reason i set the saw down was i saw a orig 1952 6hp horzonal craftmans lawn tractor. Thing was tiny, looked good, orig paint, and i want it! He was holding for a guy until monday but said if he didn't buy it i could. I'm a sucker for cool old stuff.
That would have went a good ways on a new one.
