arps 80 to go on a tc30

[J_J]

Army grunt ,

I did a search and could and did not find anything.

 

[Army grunt]

the one i saw was a small one it goes on a 3 point hitch. i have one i just bought, but the pins are really bad, i was just thinking if the one i saw that was still tight exept for the hydrolicks all burnt off, i could swap some stuff out.just thinking out loud.
Falcon

 

[J_J]

the one i saw was a small one it goes on a 3 point hitch. i have one i just bought, but the pins are really bad, i was just thinking if the one i saw that was still tight exept for the hydrolicks all burnt off, i could swap some stuff out.just thinking out loud.
Falcon

Can you show pictures and explain what pins you are talking about. Just about anything on the BH can be rebuilt.

 

[Army grunt]

I was just thinking out loud about it. Yes on replacing the pins. sadly someone welded one in, AN never put a grease fitting in it. I have a friend that can design stuff on his putter an have the pieces cut at an shop with a plasma cutter. he has already told me we can replace any part. also i have a southbend lathe so i can make my own pins. The burnt out one would have given me a really pristeen start for a 100%+ rebuilt. Ill work it frist an fix as needed.....I got all the stuff needed from the newholland dealership for the rear hyd. hopefully tomorrow ill give it a try, today i sawed some pine out for a local guy.
Grunt

 

[Brad_Blazer]

Here's the post I remember about a burnt backhoe. I don't think he was looking to sell it - maybe he has it rebuilt by now.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/140778-identifying-backhoe.html

I like a thin cutoff wheel for cutting through welds e.g. on a 3" air cutoff tool. Depending on the geometry an angle grinder might do it. Worst case you have to replace a welded bushing and pin?

If you have a bushing that needs a grease fitting drill and tap it for a 1/4-28 zerk. Even if you have do drill a ways into the pin to use the tap it won't hurt anything.

 

[Army grunt]

that was it , tks brad.A fellow gave some advice on the seal being not good after the fire. I am not sure ill get involoved with burnt out stuff.
Grunt