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CRAP - Just blew a hose! Help?

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radar50

07-15-2005 16:57:39




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First I'd like to apologize for my inexperience! I�ve owned my Case 580C for exactly one week. I just blew a hose on the hoe. I was getting cocky and pushed it a little too hard. I've never changed one and I haven�t bought a manual yet. Is there anything special I should know?

Do I have to bleed the system once I've changed it? Obviously my fluid will be down..I'll top that up.

Any advice would be appreciated!!

Thanks,

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Tim B in WV

07-16-2005 14:43:05




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 Re: CRAP - Just blew a hose! Help? in reply to radar50, 07-15-2005 16:57:39  
What? You've had it a week and you've only blown ONE hose? Don't be so gentle with it! LOL Congrats!



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gary case

07-16-2005 09:02:09




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 Re: CRAP - Just blew a hose! Help? in reply to radar50, 07-15-2005 16:57:39  
hey rad, after changing the hose(have a can or something like to catch the fluid in the line. start and idle engine. run all rams their full range (out and back), that should take care of the air.



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radar50

07-16-2005 18:35:16




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 Re: CRAP - Just blew a hose! Help? in reply to gary case, 07-16-2005 09:02:09  
Thanks Guys! The hose repair was no problem... Cost me $55 bucks..but other that that it was no problem.

I'm building a road to the lake...over some rough ground. Seems really back and top heavy... Anyone ever dumped one of these machines?

Maybe I'm just being a nervous Nelly!



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Walt Davies

07-16-2005 22:08:22




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 Re: CRAP - Just blew a hose! Help? in reply to radar50, 07-16-2005 18:35:16  
Well you just learn why they come with ROPS kits.
The hydraulics are self bleeding just operate them as ususal and there will be no problem.
Walt



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