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Old7g?forSale
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It has,the crooked line set up on the shift lever.
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DMiller
Orange Level Access Joined: 14 Sep 2009 Location: Hermann, Mo Points: 29840 |
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Provided it had the decelerator set up throttle will be to right on dash, with yourself seated the hand clutch controls are directly between the legs, hydraulic control; brakes are as thought left and right but right has a Orscheln style fold lever for parking brake. Center pedal is indeed a decelerator if there, for the hydraulic on the shovel lower lever for frame, upper of the two is bucket, generally all by itself and high will be ripper on mine it is 4/1 bucket.
Left side dash, kill rod, out to stop, gauges if legible are for fuel pressure, trans and clutch pressure, engine oil and temp. Trans shifter to left hand, two forward to inside slot, two reverses in outer slot. Hydraulics tanks has a breather and a oil filter inside under the two large covers, the rear one is for shovel oil and DO NOT open the fill port while running!! Is in he flow from controls thru the filter and will make a mess. Don't ask how I know. Engine dipstick on left rear of block, trans stick at operators left heel, oil fill for trans is under the seat and I am using 10W MFA premium trans/hydraulic. Are two strainers on the trans, a scavenge pump screen right bottom facing right truck frame, steering and trans supply is in front of case where suction tubes for steering and trans supply pumps are, four 1/2" bolts on around a 4 inch circle, and BOTH need maintenance when one is suffering. Weight is around 22-24,000 pounds dependent on accessories as ripper, should only be seven feet wide with fifteen inch shoes and will fit a reasonably small drop deck low boy. If can't get it running block the shovel up with channel iron on the lift cylinders while lifting with another loader or tow truck and holding the loader frame control back. Down is forward, up is back, shovel bucket is forward to dump to rear to curl. Brakes will still somewhat work if in adjustment even with no power, just do not expect much. The adjusters are to the sides of the seat front cross member under large diameter caps with 3/4" hex on top at the front edge of the final case pointed up. Will need a 3/4" socket and reasonable extension to adjust, draw down snug then back off 1 full turn. Edited by DMiller - 16 Apr 2015 at 8:05pm |
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Old7g?forSale
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Everything,Dmiller just said is correct. I am not sure about a decelerator. In my mind, there is a lever,on the left that controls throttle. Bit the steering clutch placement And the brakes on the floor and the functionality of the levers are all correct. The plates on the floor [used to] come right of to reveal everything ad he said.
It does fit a short(ish) lowboy with the lowered middle section. The only thing is that he didn't cover, which I see as a huge problem, is that the hydraulic lines have been dryrotting for over a decade. And I well remember,the painintheass of that particular replacement job. |
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Old7g?forSale
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Can anyone estimate for me the bucket size from the pictures I took? My memory isn't clear on that point. My brain wants to say 2.5 yard, but I could be, and probably am, mistaken.
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Old7g?forSale
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I just reread. True. The gearshift is on the left, all hydraulica on the right. Some memories are jigsawing back together, the more I read, and think. Its been along time since I've Sat in that seat.
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DMiller
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Bucket should be 1.5-2 yard, my MP bucket is 1.25 and the GP I got with my donor is 1.75. Earlier non-decelerator tractors had the throttle off the dash to the right side a few were mounted left side, earliest units had a rocker style foot pedal. Minnpar has excellent parts manual with diagrams on the prior to 24400 s/n tractors, yours should be prior to the 23003 s/n with the under hood air cleaner.
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michale34
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Edited by michale34 - 17 Apr 2015 at 8:07am |
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Old7g?forSale
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I can not remember. It's been too long.
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Old7g?forSale
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Battery set up? This is much harder without a year model.
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Old7g?forSale
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One battery. Talked with my brother.
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DMiller
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Should have been two batteries as is 24V, should be jumper connect +to- and the negative of one connected to a rotary switch in the battery box, positive of the other to ground.
Michael, looks same as mine save I have the box air filter, throttle on the picture is center, kill is red knob to left, looks like no decal on that one. |
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DaveKamp
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Just got an update on this, apparently the probate status of the property has been clarified such that the crawler cannot be removed, so this operation is now somewhere between postponed, or cancelled.
Thank you Dave, and everyone else who joined in. |
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Ten Amendments, Ten Commandments, and one Golden Rule solve most every problem. Citrus hand-cleaner with Pumice does the rest.
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JohnCO
Orange Level Joined: 11 Sep 2009 Location: Niwot Colo Points: 8992 |
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Still might be kind of fun to see if you can get it running.
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"If at first you don't succeed, get a bigger hammer"
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michale34
Silver Level Joined: 15 Mar 2011 Location: arkansas Points: 472 |
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dave thats one thst was for sale a while back one of the 7g my dad had was set up like that the shifter wasent the u shape it was like the one on a hd6 ep the last one we had had the decel peddle and the on the dash air filter ill look i did have the operators manual for that one
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DaveKamp
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I imagine that after the 'rest of the estate' comes to the conclusion that it falls not in the 'asset', but rather 'liability' category, that an opportunity may arise, but I suspect that when that opportunity arises, the constraints may be out of reasonable realm. We shall see. |
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Ten Amendments, Ten Commandments, and one Golden Rule solve most every problem. Citrus hand-cleaner with Pumice does the rest.
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