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  • Ah you know that galloping old age has overtaken you...when you need a diaper around your cylinder I'll get my coat

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    • Originally posted by ChazC View Post

      Sorry, my bad: in that case I suggest placing oil booms around the perimeter of the ponds and skim any leaks after using the rake.
      Much better. Or do nothing until evidence of oil sheen, as many hydraulics operate under water with zero leaks.
      21" Royersford Excelsior CamelBack Drillpress Restoration
      1943 Sidney 16x54 Lathe Restoration

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      • I built a wheel seal installer for a 52’ Bourgault Cultivator and one for installing dust caps,have 18 wheels to go through and 6 walking beams.This is where the Greenerd Arbor Press &machined Sockets earn there keep. Click image for larger version

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        • Originally posted by Cheap Jon View Post
          Could you not make some sort of diaper around the cylinder to catch the oil.

          Jon
          SW Mi
          I'm hoping there is no oil leak to catch but it would be pretty difficult to do especially if the cylinder goes under water by operator error.

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          • Worked, climbed, gardened, now to grind concrete...
            21" Royersford Excelsior CamelBack Drillpress Restoration
            1943 Sidney 16x54 Lathe Restoration

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            • Originally posted by Ridgerunner View Post

              I'm hoping there is no oil leak to catch but it would be pretty difficult to do especially if the cylinder goes under water by operator error.
              If cylinder is in good condition I would doubt there would be a issue,my 13’ was installed new in 1990 and outside since then.My best guess on oil loss would be 1/2 of a teaspoon in 32 yrs

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              • Video of pond rake.

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                • Originally posted by Ridgerunner View Post
                  Good work & works good.

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                  • Smoking chicken, it's midsummer's eve and it's the 2nd biggest holiday in Finland

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                    • I rebuilt the extendahoe hydraulic cylinder on this backhoe and had a hard time getting the pin back in one end of the cylinder and through the other side of the boom. The cylinder is inside of the boom so hard to move it in to position. I turned a quick taper on a piece of metal and tack welded it on the pin. This guides the pin through and a quick wack knocks the taper piece off. A little touch up with a grinder and good to go.

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                      • That's clever!

                        I picked up our latest foster pup Ell yesterday. She's a lovely high energy cutie. I hope we can move her on too a permanent home quickly before I get too attached!Click image for larger version

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                        • Originally posted by mattthemuppet View Post
                          I hope we can move her on too a permanent home quickly before I get too attached!
                          Good on you - and THANKS!
                          It takes us about 30 seconds to get too attached. If we could afford it, we would probably end up with dozens of rescues.
                          Location: North Central Texas

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                          • I think that if we didn't already have pepper (other black dog in the pics) then we'd be keeping this one. However we've already had one foster fail (pepper) which is plenty enough!

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                            • Doing some service work on my 52’ Bourgault Cultivator that’s to wide for my shop.Had to bring in shop in transport mode then rotate 90 deg. and wing it out.It has 5 frame sections which is called 5 plex .The 2nd pic show the 40’ Schweiss door. Click image for larger version

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                              • Built a Kayak rack for my neighbor, picked it up from the powder coater and finally finished it today. He was VERY happy with it!
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