posrepair2013
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I have a customer with a coyote loader the only tag I find is in cab it says model is cs910 and serial is y150032. I can not locate any dealer to get parts. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Coyote loaders
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kshansen
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Don't know about your area but here the Coyotes feed themselves, but they do make a bit of noise some nights!
Sorry for the smart a$$ reply!
Sorry for the smart a$$ reply!
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COMPANY INFO
6721 Chittendon Rd.
Hudson, OH 44236, US
Phone: 3306505101
Website: http://www.coyoteloaders.com/
These guys USED to be the reps for the Coyote products, think they are long gone now though. Spoke to them forever and a day ago about a wheel loader back hoe, have to say I'm glad I didn't pull the trigger. Nothing worse than an orphan machine. I would think it's put together with fairly common parts though. What's wrong with it?
6721 Chittendon Rd.
Hudson, OH 44236, US
Phone: 3306505101
Website: http://www.coyoteloaders.com/
These guys USED to be the reps for the Coyote products, think they are long gone now though. Spoke to them forever and a day ago about a wheel loader back hoe, have to say I'm glad I didn't pull the trigger. Nothing worse than an orphan machine. I would think it's put together with fairly common parts though. What's wrong with it?
posrepair2013
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posrepair2013
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I wish this coyote would fix itself
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I find it interesting that a bearing outlet can't find you a seal that will work. They should be able to mic it and easily find one. On a antique Garret log skidder few years ago, I had a leaking fairly wide flanged wheel seal that was not available. My local Motion Industries got me two narrow ones that I doubled up and installed. Its still not leaking today.
crane operator
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If you can't find a seal, you may have to have a machine shop mill the hub to a size that you can get a seal for.
posrepair2013
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Seal has dimensions numbers on it , the outside seal that keeps grease and oil separate inside diameter is 49mm witch every place tells me 50mm is all they have. the inner seal if u look in pic is a 2 piece it has this rubber spacer/ dust seal piece that goes on first then normal double lip oil seal goes over that its a crazy set up. We dropped pieces off to seal shop so they are working on it. I just wanted to see if anyone knew of any dealers or maybe someone who more about these coyote machines