The what I f^cked up today thread...
- Thread starter Danllan
- Start date
....only one!
TripleSix
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- Location
- Helmsley, North Yorkshire
We know not to move trailers with the handler headstock.
But we still do it....
But we still do it....
Gerbert
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- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
I cut a square hole for a radio, a bit small so grind it a little. Clamped down in a vice, nothing that can go wrong. Or can it?
Well I suppose it could have been worse, like in my face.
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Zebbedee
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- Location
- Scotland in the best bit
What is it, shaft looks bent?
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Top shaft on a drainage trencher
And yes it is
And yes it is
- Location
- Darlington
I had one on a K150 that snapped 
(top of digging chain?).Lukily fathers mate turned a new one for me. many years ago now.
(top of digging chain?).Lukily fathers mate turned a new one for me. many years ago now.
- Location
- Worcestershire
Gerbert
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- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
- Location
- Top of the Chilterns
Should have taken a picture but hey ho:
Hitching up the front hopper and drill today, plugged everything in.
right I'll just turn the fan on.
That's a funny noise, usually sounds louder than that.
Leans out back window to turn the spool up.
Fan speed seems a bit low.
Let's turn it up a bit more.
No different.
Hang on, why is there a massive arc of oil all over the workshop....
Free flow return not plugged in to the back end.
Motor has created its own free flow.
Fuggity fugg.
Hitching up the front hopper and drill today, plugged everything in.
right I'll just turn the fan on.
That's a funny noise, usually sounds louder than that.
Leans out back window to turn the spool up.
Fan speed seems a bit low.
Let's turn it up a bit more.
No different.
Hang on, why is there a massive arc of oil all over the workshop....
Free flow return not plugged in to the back end.
Motor has created its own free flow.
Fuggity fugg.
ollie989898
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- Location
- South wales
You’ve got it
Cab-over Pete
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- Location
- Kenilworth, Warwickshire
Bugger.
GOODYSMATE
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- Location
- suffolk
Oh dear ,you did not mean to do that, and Agri- Hire not open today to get them fixed
betweenthelines
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- Location
- southwest
This week, I totally f**ked the UK economy
LT
LT
Gerbert
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- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
Well fuuck.
I had to replace the parklock selenoids which are convienently located between the chassisrail and transmission. F3ck all room so I thought I was being smart to jack up the rear of the cab. Me and my father both forgot about the windscreen but the windscreen did not forgot about physics, bang she went. Parklock selenoids €230 for two, windscreen €600.
- Location
- North West
You’d be surprised how many people do exactly the same thing!
Your better off unbolting the two side mounts then putting a jack under the steps to jack it over to one side.
Or take the rail off
Gerbert
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- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
Honestly it wasn't that bad of a job once you know what you have to do, I bet I can do it the next time within half a day. Doing everything through a mirror is really awkward but it only takes time. Especially getting the locking tab in place again is a royal pain.
I saw your photo earlier and asked the dealer, they never heard of anyone removing the chassisrail.
I saw your photo earlier and asked the dealer, they never heard of anyone removing the chassisrail
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