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1 year 11 months ago #184
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Saturday Service - It’s the weekend, so it’s time to get out and service your equipment. This week we’re taking some maintenance information from the old comic book style maintenance guides that Caterpillar used to publish (these things are cool). Focused on all those wear adjustments that you have on an old “knuckle buster” style Cat grader.
Know give this a read and go inspect your grader, I bet some adjustments are in order.
Know give this a read and go inspect your grader, I bet some adjustments are in order.
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1 year 11 months ago #188
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Nathan....I am wondering if some of the principles of adjustments can be applied to pull grades. I just guessed at the adjustments on my Cat No3 HiWay Patrol.
Have a good day.....Bill
Have a good day.....Bill
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1 year 11 months ago #189
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Hi Bill
aside from the power control stuff I suspect it would be very similar yes. The “business end” of the grader didn’t change very much over the years.
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aside from the power control stuff I suspect it would be very similar yes. The “business end” of the grader didn’t change very much over the years.
thanks Nathan
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1 year 11 months ago #193
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IF I were looking for a crawler, what percentage of undercarriage is considered good?
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3 months 3 weeks ago #435
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How to Care for Building Materials
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For wood resources, especially outdoors, regular upkeep and sealing are essential to protecting them from rain and rot. Coating with a wood cleaner and covering with sealant every few years will help the life of decks, fences, or wooden furniture. Preventing direct touch with soil or standing water can also stop decay over time.
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Metal, commonly employed in outdoor furniture or fixtures, can rust if not correctly cared for. Regularly applying a protective coating or using rust-proof paint can help metal in good condition. For smaller items, just brushing them off and storing them during harsh weather can prevent corrosion.
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