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O.T. hydraulics on a Hahn Harvestor
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Posted by phil lowe on February 05, 2007 at 18:51:34 from (142.68.188.91):
Hi guys ,my bro has a Hahn Harverster ,,funny looking thing that strips the limbs off trees and chops em to length,lots a hydraulics and stuff ,Problem is ,last couple days different hydraulics on the rig will stop working and then start working again,it is Bloody cold round these parts right now ,around -10 F ,,
certain rams will not work ,shut the rig down and after a few hours they start working again .I figure he's got water through the hydraulics system ,,but who knows ?? When stuff freezes where I work we pour alcohol in the lines to try and free things up ,this probably isn't smart to put into a hydraulic system is it ???
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