So I've been using a small bulldozer a bit more. I do regular maintenance on it, grease everything, etc. But I'm definitely no mechanic.
So lately I've noticed when digging/loading dig in a pit, that the one side feels a little, well wonky. Can't think of a better term. And it sometimes screeches just a bit on that side. Everything is greased well, hydraulic levels are good. It just seems week on that side.
The cylinder on that side LOOKS fine but I suspect it's fixing to break on me.
Better to pre-emptively pull it and get it rebuilt or wait till it goes? I've seen these go out on a backhoe but have not seen them go out on a small dozer.
And my shooting range was just starting to get a lot better looking too! Cut some space for a few old vehicles, some space for a small permanent shoot house, filling in lower areas with the cut.
A long term project for sure.
So lately I've noticed when digging/loading dig in a pit, that the one side feels a little, well wonky. Can't think of a better term. And it sometimes screeches just a bit on that side. Everything is greased well, hydraulic levels are good. It just seems week on that side.
The cylinder on that side LOOKS fine but I suspect it's fixing to break on me.
Better to pre-emptively pull it and get it rebuilt or wait till it goes? I've seen these go out on a backhoe but have not seen them go out on a small dozer.
And my shooting range was just starting to get a lot better looking too! Cut some space for a few old vehicles, some space for a small permanent shoot house, filling in lower areas with the cut.
A long term project for sure.
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