NH 7308 Loader Owners

AlanB · Feb 23, 2004

I would like to if possible.

Spencer · Mar 5, 2004

Does anyone else want to put their name on the list? This will be the last time I send out the gauge so its now or never.

henryjacobjosh · Mar 5, 2004

I wouldn't mind giving it a try.
Let me know what I owe you and how you want to handle the shipping.

Thanks!!! /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Rip · Mar 9, 2004

I have a year and a half old TC-30 that I would not mind testing if your "new list" and offer is still open.

I sometimes let days or even weeks go by between visits to this forum however, so you can email me directly for quicker responces. I applaud your generosity in passing this test gauge around. I learn a lot from your and other postings and hope I can add a few nuggets of insight and/or wisdom myself once in a while.

Rip

davcon · Mar 14, 2004

Hello Spencer,
I only have 20 hours on my TC29 so I'm still getting to know my tractor. Last weekend I was trying to mash an old roll of fence material and I couldnt without curling the bucket. I thought maybe the 7308 didnt have downpressure, which was the case with my old Ferguson TO-30 with WM-4 loader. Reading this thread I'm delighted to know different! What a gracious offer to loan your gauge setup! Thank you and please add me to your list.
Dave

TC33D · Mar 14, 2004

Hello Spencer,

New to this sight and must say it has made for interesting reading. Would love to try the gauge if the offer still stands. TC33D / 7308.

Spencer · Mar 14, 2004

You are all welcome to use the gauge. I am out of town on a business trip until late this week. Hopefully I can get the gauge out to Boomer33 on Friday or Monday. When he is done with it he will send it on to AlanB and so on.

Boomer33 · Mar 16, 2004

Thank you Spencer! I look forward to it's arrival.
Arthur

zexel · Mar 19, 2004

Hi I have been following this thread and found that my TC 33D will not pick up the front end without curling the bucket. If possible I would like to be put on the list to try the gauges to set my pressure. Thanks.

Boomer33 · Mar 30, 2004

Spencer: Many thanks to you and all who contributed to this subject. It was a 15 minute job to adjust mine from 1550 to 1850. It still will not fully retract the boom cylinders though. At least it is properly adjusted. Please advise me who to send it to next.