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I think there was someone no to long ago with a front axle shaft sheared and if I remember right he sheared it pushing snow.
well I picked up the thumb looks like the construction of it was pretty good .When I placed the thumb on the stick I saw it was not made for this stick(the sale said it was generic) but all I need is a piece of steel 3/4 thick tapered from 4- 3/4 inches to 6 – 1/2 inches by 42 inches long to flatten out the bottom of the stick and add one grease fitting on the thumb,the deal was too good to be to easy.oh well open another beer!
yea there was two of them ,but being a online auction I did not place a bid on the other one,cause I could not watch it live could have made a few bucks, but oh well shouldda coulda woulda crystal ball not working.
well I got lucky I won the bid on that thumb I was looking at,no one else bid on it so it went for the starting bid,200 bucks now I have to run to Knoxville,tn. and get it .I will keep you all up to date.
143 degrees f is the coolest thermostat I ever heard of was for a gas burning pleasurecraft engine I thing they put the operating temp that low was to save the raw water exhaust manifolds and elbows.
you are right .there is some on a auction I am looking at, Excalibur is the manf. 36 incher they have two so hopefully I can get one.
It had been set up for a demo hammer so it has some of what I need,on the gauge panel there is a electric switch to enable a foot pedal that works a electric valve.There is a large hose with a quick connector on the top side of the boom.I am still in the thinking end of this.
I have a 96 dodge 1 ton diesel dually and have a class 4 and pull 6 tons just make sure that your trailer has good brakes, best on all axles, it is easier to get speed than to stop.fyi the new brake controllers are a lot nicer than those made years ago so you might want to look at the new ones features.(mine has a light that comes on when the brakes are plugged in )
