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I'd run the 7

http://www.ritchiespecs.com/specification?type=construction+equipment&category=Skid+Steer+Loader&make=Caterpillar&model=262C&modelid=92083 Right around 8000 lbs

Check that the governor is working properly. Broken spring, linkage fell off etc. That could be a cause of the problem.

I've got one. Pm me your email address, and i'll dig up the pdf.

If you're interested, I'll probably be looking to hire in the spring. Send me a pm and il send you my email address. You can forward a resume.

synchro is shot. gotta pull the tranny to fix it . depending on mileage, you might as well do the clutch at the same time . 2/3 of the expense is the re and re of the tranny.

I had the same bearing go on one of my machines, caused the clutch to drag and make a horrible metal on metal noise. It did take some perseverance, but I was able to split my clutch and replace the bearings only at a cost of about $60. There are 3 pieces to the clutch, and the hard part is...

That should be all. You probably won't need a puller to get it off. They aren't on there that tight, it is primarily the key that keeps it tight. I can usually just pull them off with my hands. There is probably a spacer washer between the hyd pump pulley and the engine, make sure you don't...

If your trailer has a vertically (front mounted) mast, the water is probably getting in past the seals of the hoist. We were having the same problem, covered the top of the mast with a piece of pond liner and hose clamp & haven't had a problem since.

Have you looked at the Vermeer miniskid grapple? I can't remember the opening/closing specs, but I've used it and Vermeer definately did their homework b4 building it.

Google "priming diesel engine" and this comes up... Step1Get a good mechanic's repair manual. This will give you all the specific details for your diesel engine. These manuals also generally give you a list of tools you need to work on your diesel engine as well. Step2Look the fuel system...

Uses a 13/64 file

Hey Ontario Logger. Humber and Sir Sanford both have the arboriculture courses, and as far as I know the curriculum is close to the same. The only difference is, humber has the 2 year (2 winters) apprenticeship, which is funded by the government. I think my guys got in this year for around...

The only way that I can understand the fuel system losing its prime, is if air is getting into the system somewhere (loose fitting, crack in fuel line, deteriorating gasket on the fuel filter etc. My spare chipper can sit for 6 months without being run, and always fires right up. As far as...

I've got one, it runs great without any mods. It is a low reving saw compared to the newer saws. Considering how heavy the thing is, we only pull it out when we abosolutely have to. I got mine for $200 bucks since I was told that the engine was blown. The bar and chain were brand new and I...

Thanks for your help.

One of my guys has an 046 with a blown crank, and an available good 044 crank kicking around. Can anyone tell me if these cranks are interchangeable? The thought of spending $275 on a crank doesn't float his boat and since Baileys doesn't carry a crank for the 046 yet, he is looking at any...

Educate your client. I can't tell you the number of jobs that we have got by simply talking to the client, explaining the complexity of the job and the knowledge required to do the job safely, properly and efficiently. When they say to you "no one else noticed that" or "It wasn't explained to...

I have an '87 Beever 200 with a 76hp cummins on it. They run great, but as the others said, you can't pound huge wood through them all day. As far as the broken keys goes, we found that they were wearing because the hydraulic motors weren't supported at the ends, and were flopping around. We...

:buttkick: The rope works great, but doesn't like abrasion. If you are going to be dragging wood across the ground, go with steel. If you will be lifting the butt end off of the ground before dragging, go with the rope. Otherwise, you will be shortening the rope all the time when it breaks...