My letter to Kioti, loader rerepair, long
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MOTractorman
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Looking at the front of the loader after repair.
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The holes where the hoses gone into the brace.
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With the inspection plate off, showing the flat stock welded at end of inspection plate. I noticed a significant increase in rigidity of the loader after the repair.
The only problems I have had so far is the holes cut in the angle iron are not in perfect line with the original holes in the brace. So when I went to put the inspection plate back on, two bolt stripped their threads and I was not able to put them back in.
I am submitting the pictures to Kioti to see their response about this fix.
The only problems I have had so far is the holes cut in the angle iron are not in perfect line with the original holes in the brace. So when I went to put the inspection plate back on, two bolt stripped their threads and I was not able to put them back in.
I am submitting the pictures to Kioti to see their response about this fix.
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MOTractorman
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With the inspection plate off, showing the flat stock welded at end of inspection plate. I noticed a significant increase in rigidity of the loader after the repair.
The only problems I have had so far is the holes cut in the angle iron are not in perfect line with the original holes in the brace. So when I went to put the inspection plate back on, two bolt stripped their threads and I was not able to put them back in.
I am submitting the pictures to Kioti to see their response about this fix.
The only problems I have had so far is the holes cut in the angle iron are not in perfect line with the original holes in the brace. So when I went to put the inspection plate back on, two bolt stripped their threads and I was not able to put them back in.
I am submitting the pictures to Kioti to see their response about this fix.
DaveNay
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- John Deere 855 MFWD; Oliver 1850 Gas
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Who did the painting with all that overspray? A roll of masking tape and yesterdays newspaper would have prevented that.
Who did the painting with all that overspray? A roll of masking tape and yesterdays newspaper would have prevented that.
DaveNay
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- Aug 13, 2003
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- Waterman, DeKalb County, Illinois
- Tractor
- John Deere 855 MFWD; Oliver 1850 Gas
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Who did the painting with all that overspray? A roll of masking tape and yesterdays newspaper would have prevented that.
Who did the painting with all that overspray? A roll of masking tape and yesterdays newspaper would have prevented that.
MOTractorman
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My dealer sent me to a welding shop that he deals with. He gave me a can of spray paint with instructions to have the welding shop paint the repair when they were finished.
MOTractorman
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My dealer sent me to a welding shop that he deals with. He gave me a can of spray paint with instructions to have the welding shop paint the repair when they were finished.
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