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Re: Tough Repair Job
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Posted by Don-Wi on March 12, 2006 at 21:50:42 from (152.163.100.74):
In Reply to: Tough Repair Job posted by 37 chief on March 12, 2006 at 21:27:55:
I would say it has to be a hydraulic line on our Oliver 1855, that comes right off the pump. It goes under the platform and connects somewhere under there. It was late at night when it blew, about 5 miles from home so I called home w/ my cell and got a ride. I spent the next 3 days in the mud(it rained later that night, and I was working the feild for corn) taking off parts of the platform, getting the line off and also the lube filter while I was in it that far. It was a filthy job and I was caked in mud by the time I had the sheet metal all back on. Next worst ones are changing a flat tire on a full load of corn silage in the mud because you gotta tow it down the road(no fun) Donovan from Wisconsin
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