Egon
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Do not fear, the compressive strength of wood encased in a metal tube is not in question.
bent hydraulic lines...what now?
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Soundguy
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soundguy
soundguy
thanks for all the suggestions.
as suggested, for now, since the hydraulics are still working fine, i will use the bent lines until they stop working, being careful to use my sunglasses for eye protection while on the tractor....concerned a burst line at just the right spot and i look like a pirate for the rest of my life.
i will check into having new lines made. the unit is a kitot dk35, that did not have any protective cover over the lines that strected across the loader tube.
the lines are bent so severly that to attmpt to bend them back would certainly cause failure on one of them if not both.
as suggested, for now, since the hydraulics are still working fine, i will use the bent lines until they stop working, being careful to use my sunglasses for eye protection while on the tractor....concerned a burst line at just the right spot and i look like a pirate for the rest of my life.
i will check into having new lines made. the unit is a kitot dk35, that did not have any protective cover over the lines that strected across the loader tube.
the lines are bent so severly that to attmpt to bend them back would certainly cause failure on one of them if not both.