Rawleigh99

Picking corn here.

I've had no issue with them so far. The guy I got the dozer from was a manager at Linkbelt and said it I got the hoses cheaper than he could get them at his employee discount.

Dan, next time try Discount Hydraulic Hose. They have most fittings and will assemble and clock it any way you want. I got me large dozer lift hoses for my AC HD 9 from them very reasonably and fast.

Two straps work for my compact utility, but not my bigger equipment. I like chains through the rear rims and to heavy bolted connectors up front. At least 4 chains for the tractor and a couple for the implement! Yikes!

Thanks for the help Jeff!

There's nothing wrong with an oil bath air filter. I always heard that they were actually more efficient than the paper element type. They certainly do seem to catch a lot of dirt. Just be sure to keep the oil topped up and every few years take the metal part out and clean it in a bucket of diesel fuel.

Replace that relay on the compressor. I had it happen to me once. Refrigerator just keep getting crappier and crappier so keep what you have.

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If it crosses to the Case 30 series, try Elmersrepair.com. That is where I get all the parts for my 930.

Valvoline Restore and Protect is some top notch oil that will clean out all of the deposits without clogging the oil filter. Is it burning oil like a stuck ring? if so, this is what i would go for. If not burning it, it may be the o ring. Either way, go with Valvoline Restore and Protect. Look up Lake Speed's Youtube videos on it, complete with dyno testing and oil analysis. He is a real oil scientist with a degree and this is what he does for a living, so it is not just another opinion.

See his post above.

I have a Reed Prentice 4 1/2 but I can't seem to post pictures right now. I also can't see any other pictures that have been posted. Weird.

I knew I should have kept my mouth shut! LOL

Great new! Thanks for sharing. I am glad to hear that all of you are doing so well after your treatments. Keep up the good work!

I can't bring myself to look at it long enough to tell!🤮. I was hoping it had dropped down the thread far enough to never see it again!🙈

Wow, cool!

Time to get out the ivermectin! I think I'll just avoid lettuce and fruit for a while.

That's the trouble with messing with old equipment. So much is NLA. Keep us up to date on what you find.

Back in the day everybody used to carry a spare ICP sensor in the glove box. Sorry I didn't fix your problem.

I like the fact that it has no levers or pins to get sticky or seize. Just a hitch pin. The older I get the more I like simplicity.

I was 7 and watched at my grandparents since we did not have TV at home .

Data centers are infamous for the old bait and switch. We will use recycled waste water is the mantra to get approved, then when the locality has approved.it and have plans for the money, they say it isn't feasible to use waste water, we must have water out of the aquafer! https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/openais-australian-data-centre-drops-water-recycling-plan-testing-drive-curb-2026-07-22/

Fuss at me if you like, but I like this simplicity of the John Deere quick attach I have on my compact utility tractor. Just a top hook and a pin that goes through a hole in the loader adapter with a hitch pin through it. I don't have a picture handy, but you can Google it. Very simple and pretty robust.. it would be cheap and easy to build.

Well that looks like fun! I can't say i have seen a 4120 either!