Hi torque 1/2 Milwaukee here. Its a great tool. Couldnt fault it.Anybody have milwuakee 1/2 or 3/4 inch impact wrench what do u think of them
Hi torque 1/2 Milwaukee here. Its a great tool. Couldnt fault it.Anybody have milwuakee 1/2 or 3/4 inch impact wrench what do u think of them
That was Archimedes. You were pretty spot on - the full quote goes:Give me a fulcrum and a lever long enough and I shall move the earth itself.
Or something along those lines.
I'm only after spotting there the spools and pto on the 600 series appear to be the same as the 500 series, might get a set of 3 spools off john for the 590 as it only has a single spool. I'd keep the old seat, might come in useful for something.A bit more tlc for the 698. New seat fitted, as going to get it back doing some tedding this year. As you can see, the old seat was pretty shot after 22,000 hours work done on this farm since she arrived here new in 1986.
Got the seat from ‘seatsystems.ie’ after seeing them mentioned here by @Arthur iirc. Very decent and knowledgeable man to deal with, and competitively priced.
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If your getting spools for a 500 ,off a breaker, get the whole lot complete, the original spools were a Kontak valve block, it fits into a cut out in the floor above the handbrake. There is a specific mounting bracket for the valve block that goes onto studs already fitted to the cab floor , make sure you get the bracket as breakers often loose it. Some 500s had a combining valve for 2 pumps into the spools , might be handy to get that too if you don't already have it .I'm only after spotting there the spools and pto on the 600 series appear to be the same as the 500 series, might get a set of 3 spools off john for the 590 as it only has a single spool. I'd keep the old seat, might come in useful for something.
How come you didn’t get a air seat? I got a seat of that man as well, very happy with it.A bit more tlc for the 698. New seat fitted, as going to get it back doing some tedding this year. As you can see, the old seat was pretty shot after 22,000 hours work done on this farm since she arrived here new in 1986.
Got the seat from ‘seatsystems.ie’ after seeing them mentioned here by @Arthur iirc. Very decent and knowledgeable man to deal with, and competitively priced.
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It won’t be doing a whole lot of work, so not worth it to spend the extra on getting an average quality air seat over a high quality mechanical suspension seat. That, and it’s going to be gobbling up a good bit more money on getting the body work sorted, and am trying to keep to some sort of a budget on it. Ultimately, I would also plan to restore the original grammar that I took out.How come you didn’t get a air seat? I got a seat of that man as well, very happy with it.
It won’t be doing a whole lot of work, so not worth it to spend the extra on getting an average quality air seat over a high quality mechanical suspension seat. That, and it’s going to be gobbling up a good bit more money on getting the body work sorted, and am trying to keep to some sort of a budget on it. Ultimately, I would also plan to restore the original grammar that I took out.
Speaking of body work, I cannot for the life of me find anywhere in Ireland or the UK to buy a LHS door for the cab. Only need a frame as the glass is good. Anyone any ideas?
trillick tractors may have what your looking forIt won’t be doing a whole lot of work, so not worth it to spend the extra on getting an average quality air seat over a high quality mechanical suspension seat. That, and it’s going to be gobbling up a good bit more money on getting the body work sorted, and am trying to keep to some sort of a budget on it. Ultimately, I would also plan to restore the original grammar that I took out.
Speaking of body work, I cannot for the life of me find anywhere in Ireland or the UK to buy a LHS door for the cab. Only need a frame as the glass is good. Anyone any ideas?
@paddysdream there is lookin for a good Mower.......😅So the brother`s lely mower is back in the shed in pieces again . Lost drive to the bed . Fecking shaft driving the bed snapped just before the first disc . Only has 20 acre`s of silgae to knock tomorrow . Does`nt think he hit anything major cutting yesterday that would break it definitely not when it failed . @headcase am i right in thinking you`ve lely mower`s ever snapped the shaft`s .
find a shaft and measure and cut it so the joins are halfway between the dive unitsSo the brother`s lely mower is back in the shed in pieces again . Lost drive to the bed . Fecking shaft driving the bed snapped just before the first disc . Only has 20 acre`s of silgae to knock tomorrow . Does`nt think he hit anything major cutting yesterday that would break it definitely not when it failed . @headcase am i right in thinking you`ve lely mower`s ever snapped the shaft`s .
YesCould I swap a cigarette lighter socket for a 3 pin auxiliary socket?
Need two plugs all of a sudden, one for gps and other the new sprayer
Them lely mowers are some awful heap of shit.So the brother`s lely mower is back in the shed in pieces again . Lost drive to the bed . Fecking shaft driving the bed snapped just before the first disc . Only has 20 acre`s of silgae to knock tomorrow . Does`nt think he hit anything major cutting yesterday that would break it definitely not when it failed . @headcase am i right in thinking you`ve lely mower`s ever snapped the shaft`s .
Only use the fag lighter wired one for the gps,because fag lighters aren’t wired for a huge current.Could I swap a cigarette lighter socket for a 3 pin auxiliary socket?
Need two plugs all of a sudden, one for gps and other the new sprayer
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The tip was 16 quid😮💨
seal groove👍Internal thread cutting?
Guess what.....It'll be cheap at that money, unless you break it!