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Crawlers, Dozers, Loaders & Backhoes Discussion Board

Re: Just when you think you got it licked...


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Posted by LOU from Wi. on May 27, 2013 at 19:42:30 from (174.124.29.101):

In Reply to: Re: Just when you think you got it licked... posted by Stick welding on May 21, 2013 at 22:52:15:

Well SICK WELD, Show me where I* Used Jds name in my post to you!!Never happened,As for using the tree spade, it is not a problem as using a bale spear on front end loaders transporting 1500# bales of hay, over rough bumpy fields. Hyd cylinders are new on our dozer when we bought it. See it's what we know about our dozer that you don't know about yours is hurting your credibility.Since I have run more earth moving equip than you, I know of what I speak. It's called experience, not like you,give yourself another 40 years, you "might" learn something on dozers and crawlers. Just another tidbit of info for you, different ground composition calls for different techniques, IE what works on one type,won't work on another type of ground.You just have to be smart enough to know the difference,like I said, "maybe" for you 40 more years.Since you like manuals, Have you read yours lately? I'm sure they mention things like filter changes and checking the screen on the pump.Above all covering the machine when not in use.The biggest one I'm sure of, it mentions taking it to a "professional mechanic" for repairs,if you don't know what you are doing. Just think it would have saved you all the time and money replacing that $15.00 bolt.
Did you notice our machine kept running and still is after we done all the things we needed done for earthmoving? We are going to use the spade to dig a ditch to the new shed for a power line, saves shoveling.If you wish we can video it for you so you can see how a dozer is supposed to work and run.Might even put some audio explaining to you why we are doing what we are doing and why,plus a little background music I'll write and perform,just for you.
LOU


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