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Winter repairs.
- Thread starter Tyler d4c
- Start date
Tubroos
Member
Fixing this appalling mess... Swing tower bushing bore repair on a Case 580C. It has just a little bit of play in it right now...
ETER
Well-Known Member
A little JB weld around the new bush and you should be all set!
Regards, Bob
Regards, Bob
DMiller
Senior Member
Least another thousand hours in that bush!!
Tubroos
Member
It really makes you wonder what people are thinking sometimes... Takes some dedication to let it get that badly worn!
JLarson
Senior Member
I thought you just ran till the hoe fell of the machine entirely? That isn't right???
I really need to change a warped front rotor on the service rig I ride every day, but who wants to work on nonsense all day then get back and work on your own nonsense? lol
I really need to change a warped front rotor on the service rig I ride every day, but who wants to work on nonsense all day then get back and work on your own nonsense? lol
colson04
Senior Member
That was my day yesterday. Spent all day tearing out and hanging new free stalls in a barn. Then drove home and tore my rear brakes apart to find the source of a new grinding noise. Glad I did it yesterday though as the weather is gonna get very cold this weekend.