Depending on the source of information the temps you get will vary. Typically 180*f is fine. Not onheard of to see 200*f on a dozer or heavy equipment, but a lot of them use the engine coolant to cool the hydraulics. Here at work the hydraulics are ran very cold. 120*f is considered too high on a few machines.
howdy!
the Cavalla is here in Galveston. it was in the bay as McArthur was signing peace papers with the - - s. i have toured it. i noticed most visitors were in and out in 15 mins or so... i was 'out on patrol' for over 2 hours... it was all fascinating. i particularly liked the kitchen and mess hall! even got down and crawled down (bed deckside) into the captain's berth... what they call his stateroom. about big closet size... called for a few out the front tubes, then lowered the periscope.
any of you guys putting up christmas trees yet? i see some saying lights etc. we have lots down here. real. artificial. palm... but generally, most prefer real or artificial....
I finally got the last of my parts and put it together last week. It technically “runs” but only on 4 cylinders since I deleted the AFM. I was gonna send the computer to Texas speed for tuning but they refuse to ship it any way other then FedEx which means I’ll never see it again where I am, and no one local can do it. I ordered a OBD2 AFM disabler and I’m hoping it will at least run with that, but I’ll probably end up having to order a program like HDtunes to program it myself.howdy!
how did your suburban engine leak project turn out? back on the road again? ...err, i mean back in the snow again?
Well her splitter says 4kg on it, it is quite old and does not look a pretty sight but she likes it. Some may say that I should not let her split but she can fight ,drive a lorry, ride British bikes and large jappers ,shoot hand guns shotguns and rifles,lug bale's of hay and straw, use a chainsaw and lug lengths of wood about. Not started her sharpening chains yet and next year a bit of rotorvating is on the list so why not split rounds she is only 61. Hers is on the left and all the others are mine.
What's your opinion on the Northstar splitter? All the reviews said it's a pain to assemble
Thats kinda odd, normally breakout force is higher then lift capacity. it's a different measurement taken when crowding the bucket. Think popping out a tree stump. Boom all the way down, bucket down and curl back. Lift capacity is what the machine can safely lift and transport. Typically higher breakout force will mean higher lift capacity, but not always.
I bought mine used and added the side wings to it. I also read that it is a project to assemble. If you have a lift or tractor that makes life easy to put it together. The splitter works fine. I just find that my 3pth splitter is easier to use than the vertical part of the North Star.
