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SVcummins · May 14, 2020

S.O.B . Took all day to fish the turbo out this pig

On a good note had fuel delivered today for 1.34$

Picture of the turbo setup on a new Holland they are definitely the most simple skid loader I?ve worked on

NC Wayne · May 14, 2020

Have you looked at some of the new Bobcat machines? Last time I opened the rear door on a new one at the dealership, it scared me....

Seriously, when a blown hose requires you to all but pull the engine,just to access the line, things have gone way too far.

Sadly people will happily spend big money on these new machines, just for the amenities, and give no thought to the long term repair costs/problems these machines present.

That's not to say older machines don't have their problems, as dumb engineers have been around for a long time, but these newer machines have gotten ridiculous, and they have gone to the greatest extreems to shovel 10 lbs of crap into a 5 lb sack......

Robert (ID) · May 14, 2020

Ah yes a JCB.. You have to learn to cuss and swear in "Proper English".
We have one of there telahandlers at work..

where are you getting parts from? There is only 2 dealers on this side of the state that I know of..

SVcummins · May 14, 2020

Schows sells em and valley implement in Logan sells who just happens to have a dealer in town

SVcummins · May 15, 2020

Every time I thought I about had it I found five more things to get undo on it . I would own this thing unless you gave me enough money that I Would never have to work on it again Just call the dealer . 10 lbs of crap in a 5 pound sack is about right

Absent Minded Farmer · May 15, 2020

There's an engine in all that mess? Makes me appreciate my older tractors.

Mike

caterpillar guy · May 15, 2020

Why do you think around my area they call them (Junk Come from Britain).

UncleTom · May 15, 2020

Thats terrible. So what is wrong with the side by side in the background.Polaris?

Geo-TH,In · May 15, 2020

British iron is no fun working. I had a 1962 XKE. Have to pull engine to replace clutch or U joints. No fun working the the Dana rear end which I think may be British. everything was British metric.
Have fun.
geo.

SVcummins · May 15, 2020

One of the retired guys bought one and it had custom wheels and he didn?t want em so he swapped the boss for the stock ones

SVcummins · May 15, 2020

The tn series?s new Holland out of Italy were a pos to work about worse than this is

kencombs · May 15, 2020

Geo, Dana is an American Fortune 500 company. Been around for over 100 years. There stuff is used by manufactures all over the world.

SVcummins · May 15, 2020

The engine is buried so deep under junk it takes a day just to find it

SVcummins · May 15, 2020

Those British standard fasteners are a good time I?ve only see them on one Massey Ferguson tractor

Robert (ID) · May 15, 2020

I didn't know valley imp handled em.. Ive used them for other parts before thanks for the heads up.

SVcummins · May 15, 2020

Valley can do it but you have to call Logan they can?t deal with em in Idaho

SVcummins · May 15, 2020

Tom this one isn?t a side by side it?s just a single cockpit Polaris ace I kinda like it

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