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Old 03-31-2018, 09:51 AM
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Nice work, I drove by your place thurs and friday, to the HH and saw you have a new showroom.
Did they build a new service center?
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Nice work, I drove by your place thurs and friday, to the HH and saw you have a new showroom.
Did they build a new service center?
No new shop we are still located in the back behind the building but the service advisors and customer contact point is now up there.
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Old 04-01-2018, 08:52 PM
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Back to the tractor stuff i got this column from lew, I rebuilt it new bearings, grease and follower.


I also installed a new water pump, bypass hoses and thermostat and flushed the cooling system.
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Was the old water pump leaking?
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Was the old water pump leaking?
No it wasn't, it would squeak very bad and it just annoyed me honestly. If i turn the pump in my hand it squeaks as well.
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Odd. Maybe the weep hole was plugged....
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Odd. Maybe the weep hole was plugged....
Maybe or the seal just wasn't to that point yet but with it chirping/ squeaking it was only a matter of time.
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Maybe or the seal just wasn't to that point yet but with it chirping/ squeaking it was only a matter of time.
I agree. I have seen bearings fail before the seal. It happens. Sounds like it was on the way out.
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Well i've been doing more maintenance on the diesel.

I replaced the front hydro ports on the front so i could finally put my power angle kit on my snow blade and use it.

Then we started on the big issues. I replaced the PTO and installed a block heater. While doing this i also rebuild the fan bracket as one of the bearings i replaced a few years ago was making noise and replaced the actual fan this time and fan belt.

I also had to replaced the throttle cable and shut down cable.




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Nice work John, what is next?
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