800 hour maintenance and inspection

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    • #47555
      Bob Rooks
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        I can’t edit the previous post. The pics didn’t load right as you can see, so here’s the rest.

        Well, it seems I can’t add pics in a reply to my own post. Hal must be one paranoid person.

        I guess it’s a sign of old age when you become intolerant of things that don’t function as they should.

        I already quit TBN. But that was a different story.

         

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      • #47557
        Tinbender
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          Well don’t quit here, I’m paying attention. Just start a new thread to edit if that’s what it takes to bypass the limitations of the website.

        • #47558
          DavidPrivett
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            bob did you figure anything on the ford truck problem?

          • #47559
            DavidPrivett
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              also I got the skid steer working so I got about 1500 in it , I guess it worked out picking it up with the only cost was fuel to go get it. when it warms up will pressure clean it so I can find the serial # so I can figure out what model it is.

            • #47560
              Tinbender
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                Damn, wish I could find a deal like that :yahoo:

              • #47561
                Bob Rooks
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                  bob did you figure anything on the ford truck problem?

                  Yes I did. What I thought was going to be a $25k engine replacement turned out to be a $20 alternator rear bearing. What I determined is that when alternators are mounted rigidly to the engine instead of on brackets, any alternator sounds will be manifested as engine sounds, and at a much greater magnitude. I had hand-spun the alternator and it seemed fine while I was replacing the coolant pump, both belt tensioners and idlers, and both serpentine belts.

                  So on another note, I was going to replace all my turn signal light bulbs with LED’s because the regular 3157 bulbs burn up the plastic sockets. Ok, so I purchase an electronic flasher that’s supposed to fit a ’99 to ’11 Ford Super Duty. HA! I tear the underside of the dash apart only to discover that ’08 to ’11 trucks don’t use flashers at all, they have what is called a Smart Junction Box (SJB). The hyper flashing or “bulb out” indicator can be turned off with a laptop computer connected to the CAN-bus at a dealer………….. for a fee <sigh>.

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                • #47562
                  Bob Rooks
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                    David, I told you what model you had, but now I forgot what it was. :scratch: I think it’s in another one of your posts.

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                  • #47563
                    DavidPrivett
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                      yes you said it is a 610 series skid steer but when I looked them up they ran a 4 cylinder Wisconsin . I have a 2 cylinder Wisconsin with no references in the history at Bobcat about that engine. All the fuel and hydro. pump attachments look like factory , like it is a original engine. Maybe it will have the same model # even though the engine is not covered . We shall see when I get the serial #. Then find out what the real model # is.  Glad it was just a alt. bearing. Things that make you shake your head , I have a 2008 ford ranger with a 2.3 the daughter has a 2008  ford fusion with a 2.3 mine has spark plugs hers has permeant  electronic ignitors. oil filters are different too. remember when if you had a same year and displacement 99% of the time they were the same, things were simpler then. yeah dash out not fun.

                    • #47564
                      Bob Rooks
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                        Ok, didn’t know you had a two cylinder engine. That changes things. You likely have an early 1963 model M444 which came with a 15.5 HP two cylinder Onan engine, or a later ’63 model M500 or M540 which came with a 24 HP two cylinder air cooled Kohler engine. The Four cylinder 24 HP Wisconsin engines didn’t appear until ’67 in the model M600.

                        http://video.bobcat.com/nao-bobcat/a791ba91-4ae3-4d3e-a0f3-9af73644eaa2/mp4_desktop/bct-square-dance-ws.mp4?_=2

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                      • #47736
                        DavidPrivett
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                          well it seems that I do have a model 500 skid steer . But instead of the 2 cylinder pancake 24 hp k662 kohler that it should have someone did I my opinion a very good job putting a Wisconsin tjd 2 cylinder in line 18 hp in it.(it looks original, even the old paint matches  ) some of the mystery solved.

                        • #47737
                          Bob Rooks
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                            Good to hear David, but I wouldn’t be surprised at all if the factory DID install the Wisconsin engine.

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                          • #47740
                            DavidPrivett
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                              who knows I am just glad to start to get my head around it. ain’t pretty but it works.

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