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Re: SKID LOADER?
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Posted by Roy Suomi on February 15, 2007 at 16:10:01 from (68.68.163.134):
In Reply to: SKID LOADER? posted by rustin on February 15, 2007 at 13:01:07:
You want to shy away from any skid loader that uses chain box oil as hydrostatic and hydraulic oil.....A failure in the chainbox will allow contaminated oil to be drawn into EXPENSIVE hydrostatic and hydraulic systems..Always look for a machine with seperate oil reservoirs.....Hydraulic and hydrostatic are ok to be together, but not chainbox...When I mention chainbox , I'm refering to the area directly inward of the axles..99% of skidloaders use drive chains to drive the axles....
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