Added Benefits to DIY 50 hr service
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MW66
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I just did my 50 hour on my B3200 and my manual stated to only change engine oil, engine oil filter, and transmission filter. So, that's what I did. I didn't change the hydraulic fluid, but my rear lift line has given out twice on me, so I know the dealer has put in new fluid each time it leaked. Not a complete drain and fill, but I will follow what the manual states.
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wdchyd
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Thanx TripleR, It does help to be surrounded by lots of tool toys and good help when needed....Best thing is the cost of such projects....NADA....well I did buy the forged chain hooks and the spray paint......:laughing:
TripleR
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I would imagine the self satisfaction of a job well done would be pretty high up there. People that can do that sort of thing fascinate the heck out of me.
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forester2
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After seeing what was sticking to the magnetic drain plug on my RTV I'm glad I changed mine during 50 hr service in spite of what the manual says. Will drain front end and knuckle joints too.
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wdchyd
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Ihuntbear,
This is what I use....Clean Burn Low Profile Waste Oil Fired Furnace - CB-1750......
I'm sure there is a way to rig up something...(don't know how legal it is in your area....)
I like your name but doesn't it get mighty cold out there with nothin' on?:laughing:
This is what I use....Clean Burn Low Profile Waste Oil Fired Furnace - CB-1750......
I'm sure there is a way to rig up something...(don't know how legal it is in your area....)
I like your name but doesn't it get mighty cold out there with nothin' on?:laughing:
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oohhh that's sweet looking fork setup..strong..like the sliding forks.
Action pics.
Action pics.
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wdchyd
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Thomas,
Glad you like them............maybe I'll get a chance to use them on "Mr Big Boy"......seeing that the bucket will be too small......:laughing:
The sliding forks come from a salvaged forklift so they don't look like normal tractor setup, but they seem to work great.......last night I was messing around out back and put the forks together and they plunge the ground real well......May come in handy to uproot landscape plants/trees.....gonna give it a try later....
Glad you like them......
......maybe I'll get a chance to use them on "Mr Big Boy"......seeing that the bucket will be too small......:laughing:The sliding forks come from a salvaged forklift so they don't look like normal tractor setup, but they seem to work great.......last night I was messing around out back and put the forks together and they plunge the ground real well......May come in handy to uproot landscape plants/trees.....gonna give it a try later....
