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Re: What's the handiest


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Posted by fixerupper on December 16, 2013 at 15:36:16 from (100.42.83.15):

In Reply to: What's the handiest posted by Bernie/ MA on December 16, 2013 at 12:03:22:

Quoting Removed, click Modern View to seeOh man, I've cobbled together so many things over the years. I guess the longest lasting and probably handiest is the grapple claw I made for the DuAl loader I had on the 630. I made it somewhere in the late 70's and used it till three years ago when I gave the loader to a young man who put the loader and claw on his 630.

The latest is an oil evacuation system I made for the new shop. It's the bottom of a 55 gallon drum with little casters mounted to the bottom. There's a handle attached so it can be shoved under the truck or tractor to catch the oil. A suction hose is attached to the bottom. The hose goes to a pump that sucks the oil out and pumps it to a 550 gallon barrel in the cold storage side of the building. We drain the oil into it, flip the switch to turn on the pump, wait a minute , and when we pull it back out from under the vehicle it's empty. There's a screen in it to catch the oil plug if it's dropped and the filter can sit on the screen to drain out. I wish I would have made this thing years ago. I think I have a pic of it on the cellphone.

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Bottom pic is the drain pan in storage. It seems like a little oil still ends up on the floor but it's not much. Jim


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