Do the same but carefully with the gas burn the pin,it's seized in the centre bush,probably need drilling out anyroad.i taught of that but i dont got a mag drill . Unless i try normal drill and die grinder with the carbode bits to wear it down
Try jacking it up, could be sitting on a lip that's worn in the pin
CORKI don’t think she looks too bad all in green...
No oil leaks thankfully, I was afraid that my work on the ram seals would fail but dry as a bone.
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Very nice job done there...……...What sort of paint did you use and how many coats? Its a really good finish
Lely lotus?Sheared bolt removal.
Did you drill a hole and beat an Allen key into it?Sheared bolt removal.
Works 770 lely lotus . Dont know why /how that one sheared , it`s on the middle rotor .Lely lotus?
Drilled a hole in the bolt and have a kit i picked up that you drive a rippled pin in to the bolt and theres a nut that grip`s the pin and you spin out the sheared bolt . It works well in theory and worked perfectly this time but i`v snapped the pin on occasion`s and had to use the welder .Did you drill a hole and beat an Allen key into it?
Interesting point about the spray guns,, I just did a quick search there on Devilbiss Finishline, they are expensive and I would normally use guns around the 50-60euro mark. I guess its a case of you get what you pay for......have you considered getting a sandblasting kit set uo for yourself or would you not have the use for it?Thanks
The shotblasting people gave it a Matt finish prime coat and just gave it two coats of single pack paint.
Different paints certainly vary in their finish but I think I bought a fairly good gun (Devilbiss Finishline) some years ago and it seems to do a good job. Had a cheaper one before that and it certainly wasn’t as good.
I’m actually thinking of getting a new one as the jar is cracked but it still works away.
I did think about getting a kit once but it would need a very serious compressor I think. I wouldn’t have the use for a proper sand blaster and I’d probably get annoyed with a light duty one.Interesting point about the spray guns,, I just did a quick search there on Devilbiss Finishline, they are expensive and I would normally use guns around the 50-60euro mark. I guess its a case of you get what you pay for......have you considered getting a sandblasting kit set uo for yourself or would you not have the use for it?
Works 770 lely lotus . Dont know why /how that one sheared , it`s on the middle rotor .
How are you getting on with the 770 .
I have an old 675 , it's getting shook ( a bit like myself)
It's ok for 3 x 9' but struggles to catch 3 x 10'.
No straps... no trailer brakes! Tut tut
There's a bungee cord over the back wheels of the new holland. You can see it waiting to be pulled over the digger tracks.No straps... no trailer brakes! Tut tut
Good looking trailer though. Back when I was that age it would have made my year!!
How are you getting on with the 770 .
I have an old 675 , it's getting shook ( a bit like myself)
It's ok for 3 x 9' but struggles to catch 3 x 10'.
No straps... no trailer brakes! Tut tut
Good looking trailer though. Back when I was that age it would have made my year!!
There's a bungee cord over the back wheels of the new holland. You can see it waiting to be pulled over the digger tracks.
As @Paw says he's using a bungee cord, there was an incident when he hit the dyke and the New Holland fell off, apparently the walls in the wrong place