Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: Zuma on November 22, 2016, 10:30:55 pm
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And that's for just six of the hoses and the sleeve. :o
The worst was slamming the pins loose in order
to get to at the piston connections. OH and the real
pis# off --the folks that screwed up the hose orders >:(
TWICE--and the bone head at the auto parts store
that said "sure I have the exact same diameter hose" >:(
All in all, not to bad for a flintknapping potato digger. :)
Zuma
Oh and the $50 for fluid >:(
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A real design flaw here. The pinch is what
caused the hose failures.
Zuma
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Ahhh, nothing like the smell of warm hydraulic oil in the morning.
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Ahhh, nothing like the smell of warm hydraulic oil in the morning.
LOL
Actually it's so refined that I think you could use it for skin lotion.
Zuma
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The sweet smell lingers for the WHOLE day :)
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I own a John Deer 410C front end loader/backhoe. Having replaced most of the hoses on that over time, the price that you paid is in the ballpark.
And that ain't no potato picker as my father in law owns a potato farm, lol. Hoses for that costs a little bit more.
Happy Thanksgiving Don.
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My wife just loves that smell Zuma. I rub a little behind my ears before I go to bed at night lol
Bjrogg
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LOL, :) I can see it in the men's isle---- :o
"Hydraulic, for that day long, sweet smell."
Thanks guys I'm off to the patent office. >:D
Thanks for the Turkey Day wishes Jeb :)
You all have a great Day.
Zuma
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I used to never have to oil my workshoes.Just kept leaking and spilling hydraulic fluid on them changing couplers with farm equipment.