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BBELL · 11-10-2003, 09:07 PM

Thank you AV8R62, and techman for the support. I guess I'm not just a hic farmer that's been eating dust all day( I've got an air condition cab. LOL) As far as welding I do know alittle about it , I use to be a welding instructor in the ship yard I work in. There is close to 600 welders in this place , and probably some of the best in the country. My speciality was pipe welding. I'll bet my life and my dog, it won't leak. Techman beleive it or not I had a friend that lost a hand to a high pressure hydraulic leak. He did something stupid and ran his hand along a wet oily hose and in a split second his hand was filled with fluid and 2 years later it had to be amputated. So it is dangerous.

11-10-2003, 09:07 PM	#27 (permalink)
BBELL Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Maine Posts: 79	Re: Rear hydraulic on Kubotas the less expensive w Thank you AV8R62, and techman for the support. I guess I'm not just a hic farmer that's been eating dust all day( I've got an air condition cab. LOL) As far as welding I do know alittle about it , I use to be a welding instructor in the ship yard I work in. There is close to 600 welders in this place , and probably some of the best in the country. My speciality was pipe welding. I'll bet my life and my dog, it won't leak. Techman beleive it or not I had a friend that lost a hand to a high pressure hydraulic leak. He did something stupid and ran his hand along a wet oily hose and in a split second his hand was filled with fluid and 2 years later it had to be amputated. So it is dangerous.