jmc
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jmc
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RobertN
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Cool! The work I have been doing over the last week makes me want an RC30 Track Loader more and more. I'm sure you are liking this one!
LandscapeMan
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Sweet machine!
Nice to see another Gehl on the board. I have a 362 mini Ex and love it.
Charlie
Nice to see another Gehl on the board. I have a 362 mini Ex and love it.
Charlie
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Sweet lookin machine you got! /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
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Thanks all, for the compliments.
Actually it looked better before I broke the auxillary hydraulic line and showered the left side with hydraulic fluid. The Bobcat hoses were just long enough to reach the loader in the normal blade position. Thought I'd clear the snow and change them later. Forgot about it and later dumped the blade down too far. Two service truck visits and $270 later, its fine. Bobcat, where I bought the blade, replaced the hoses no charge.
John
Actually it looked better before I broke the auxillary hydraulic line and showered the left side with hydraulic fluid. The Bobcat hoses were just long enough to reach the loader in the normal blade position. Thought I'd clear the snow and change them later. Forgot about it and later dumped the blade down too far. Two service truck visits and $270 later, its fine. Bobcat, where I bought the blade, replaced the hoses no charge.
John
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John,
That puppy should move some snow!! Too bad you missed out this year. I think that heated cab will be great for plowing, especially with that long driveway. Does it have AC too? I figure it must since that cab would be a cooker in the summer without it. Did you get a bucket too?
What other chores (besides snow removal) do you plan for it?
Enjoy the addition to your fleet. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
That puppy should move some snow!! Too bad you missed out this year. I think that heated cab will be great for plowing, especially with that long driveway. Does it have AC too? I figure it must since that cab would be a cooker in the summer without it. Did you get a bucket too?
What other chores (besides snow removal) do you plan for it?
Enjoy the addition to your fleet. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
