Posted by ericlb on October 18, 2012 at 04:41:11 from (12.189.32.54):
the plant finally found a pigeon, i mean a person to give a couple hundred scrap for a old jcb commercial backhoe that crawled on the place decades ago, so rough it doesnt even have a model decal visible, but its a normal size backhoe this was a auction buy, i understand, and was cheap, real cheap, lol its sat for many years but still will run when it was ran they always worked on it more than they ran it, you get the idea.. whats interesting is the one of the many problems it has, it can't be driven more than a 1/4 mile or so then the right brake locks up, with absolutely no input from the operator to the controls,thats umm annoying to say the least, one then has to block the tractor, and loosen the brake bleeder and it will release the guys never have figured that out , any ideas? just curious
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