Not So Pro 3

[Stihl working Hard]

can never have enough tools

Couldn’t agree more

 

[full chizel]

When does heavy artillery deer season start you guys have all your bases covered

Since November 15th. The one i shot was with a Savage MSR 10 in 6.5mm Creedmoor

 

[huskihl]

Lol I'm just a simple tree guy... A glorified mover really. There's lots of other guys on here that will do you far better than I could. @Moparmyway and @huskihl could probably set you up right.

@dall too

I'm a hack on a good day

 

[Stihl working Hard]

What a kick in the sac?

Lmao

 

[dall]

Now with those style motors do you just replace sleeves instead of having to bore and hone the cylinders? Or does that still need to be done so the bores are true and the orings seal properly?

sleeves

 

[hoskvarna]

surpluscenter.com

We have gotten a lot of stuff from them
Good to deal with [emoji106]


Sent from Hoskey hilltop

 

[dall]

Couldn’t agree more

i still buy tools and even if its just a one time use
i figure ill have it for the next time or someone will need to use it

 

[Stihl working Hard]

I’m ready and they say 3 inches or so Tuesday
How’s Todd

You can have your snow

 

[dall]

@dall too

I'm a hack on a good day

lol me too

 

[dall]

Lmao

he also challenged me for next years gtg
said it wouldnt happen like it did this past gtg lol

 

[farminkarman]

sleeves

Can’t speak for all overhaul kits, but the 466 JD I did, we installed the sleeves and they were already honed & ready to drop pistons in.

 

[dall]

We have gotten a lot of stuff from them
Good to deal with [emoji106]


Sent from Hoskey hilltop

i did one big order and they forgot a couple fittings and i called them and they shipped them on their dime
i usually spend a couple hundred when i order so i have spares even on hoses i dont like down time with the toys

 

[Stihl working Hard]

Probly hot as hell in all that heat you guys get being green . Why don't they make em white?

Not sure but caterpillar is the top of the tree here John Deere mainly all farming combine harvesters and the like

 

[dall]

Can’t speak for all overhaul kits, but the 466 JD I did, we installed the sleeves and they were already honed & ready to drop pistons in.

thats how they are advertised on the ones i was looking at

 

[Stihl working Hard]

2 inch bore 10 inch stroke was 50 bucks each

Wow that really cheap

 

[dall]

Wow that really cheap

the 20 foot 1/2 inch hoses i got to run for grapple was 41 each
alot cheaper than at a local place

 

[Mastermind]

mine has more hours than most people like but i like doing mechanical stuff so i wasnt scared of the hours
mine has over 13000 hours but doesnt smoke and very little blow by
cylinder kits with gaskets are about 700 bucks so im figuring about 1200 or so if it ever needs rebuilt
these motors was wet cylinders so sealed by o rings

The engine in my 2640 was rebuilt, but who ever did it didn't rebuild the oil cooler. It was getting water in the oil, and I almost tore it down thinking it had a blown head gasket, or a bad o-ring on a liner. @Canadian farm boy was the one who suggested that I check out the oil cooler. It cost just a few bucks to replace the gasket and o-rings in it. Keep this in mind if you ever start getting water in your oil.

 

[Stihl working Hard]

lol too wet the tractor is about 10000 pounds with loader on and tears ground up easily lol

but id still catch up

No sh!t

 

[Stihl working Hard]

the 20 foot 1/2 inch hoses i got to run for grapple was 41 each
alot cheaper than at a local place

Anything Hydraulic is reasonably cheap here as well due to all the mining equipment going up north.But those cylinders are especially cheap are they Chinese

 

[dall]

The engine in my 2640 was rebuilt, but who ever did it didn't rebuild the oil cooler. It was getting water in the oil, and I almost tore it down thinking it had a blown head gasket, or a bad o-ring on a liner. @Canadian farm boy was the one who suggested that I check out the oil cooler. It cost just a few bucks to replace the gasket and o-rings in it. Keep this in mind if you ever start getting water in your oil.

i check it a couple times a week
ill look into that and may possibly do it as preventative maintenence