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  1. J

    1872 problems

    Engine to oil filter lines, clean hydo fluid, engine still firmly attached, smoke on startup,
  2. J

    IHCC 82 series 3 Point CAT 0 Hitch and Rear Power Take-off

    This is is off my 982 (SN under 719999) that has been in family since purchased new in 1982. PTO has never driven any equipment. The CAT 0 has only had a rake and home made in-ground wire dog fence installer. This is almost as good as NOS. Does not include wiring or switch. Tractor never...
  3. J

    Archive through June 06, 2018

    I started this project in Nov. 2015, but really did not get going until Nov 2016. This was taken back in April just before the spring trials. Worked very well, but the bucket back rotation is limited. It does not hold a good scoop a just above ground level, need to fix that. I need to...
  4. J

    Archive through February 22, 2018

    Charlie, So is this what those boxes will do for you? Jim
  5. J

    Archive through January 19, 2018

    The local CL have these up for sale. My wife thinks I stink like exhaust after seat time. I can't imagine what it would be like in the heated cab. And Another good use of PVC
  6. J

    Archive through January 19, 2018

    errrrrrrrr
  7. J

    Archive through January 17, 2018

    The local CL have these up for sale. My wife thinks I stink like exhaust after seat time. I can't imagine what it would be like in the heated cab. And another good use of PVC. Jim
  8. J

    Archive through December 20, 2017

    Doug, Those should last a long time on a 36" thrower, years, decades ? I have a Haban 48" and a lot of concrete drive way, around 1000' x 48". If you catch my drift. I wear through 3/16" x 3/4" flat stock every two years. I have a QA-36A that currently gets used in a pinch, but was the...
  9. J

    Archive through October 13, 2017

    The pin does pass through the oil reservoir. There is a tube welded in the upright for the pin to pass trough. The same goes for the bottom of the upright to sub-frame interface. I had to weld a reservoir the was not a simple box. Did I mention the reservoir was a PITA. Jim
  10. J

    Archive through October 13, 2017

    The seat view of the loader, left side where the hydraulic controls will be. Good view of the quick attach (stopped using Q_A_) in my post for obvious search reasons. I have more work to do this winter, but will try to post more pics as I go along. The resize of pics has been a hitch...
  11. J

    Archive through October 13, 2017

    Did I Just get the bug
  12. J

    Archive through October 13, 2017

    This is the quick attach I made for the interface between the uprights and sub frame. The upper pin and lower upright connection design were taken from several existing designs, JD, Kabota, etc. This is the view of the front showing the left front upright and sub frame. The large hex plug...
  13. J

    Archive through October 13, 2017

    I am normally am too tired of computers to post on OTF. Normally come home and unplug The is my loader project going on two years. I only seem to have time in the winter months. This is a 1872 is being fitted. I picked up the arms and bucket on CL. The hydraulics were crap, so all new...
  14. J

    Archive through October 13, 2017

    Thought I would try the windows office resize. I grabbed a picture taken in Charleston SC of a anti aircraft tank like my Dad commanded in Korea. I loved hearing about the life in the Army and stories he told. Did not like the story about the dog he was taking care of and was eaten by one the...
  15. J

    Archive through August 25, 2017

    David, 16ga wire should safely carry about 5-7A @ 12v depending on the number of strands and how well the connections are done. Generally the more stands the better for low voltage (12v). Fine strand wire tends to make more surface area contact at the connections. Vehicle wire is a decent...
  16. J

    Archive through March 25, 2017

    Matt, I have recently been looking into "over hung load" on pumps and such. Working on a loader project I've been thinking about pump bushing life with belt drive (OHL) vs direct off the back of the hydro. I know the hydraulic pressure helps to keep the side load off the shaft bushings. I...
  17. J

    Archive through January 18, 2017

    Quinn, Watch this video, follow his instructions, take notes and let us know. This may seem obvious but, you can do this on the tractor by taking off the belt & wires. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxTsANakLf8 Jim
  18. J

    Archive through January 16, 2017

    Charlie, Did the guy in MI have the angle attachment along with the blade? I would have got off my a$$ if it was listed on CL that way. Jim
  19. J

    Archive through January 16, 2017

    I am so fast at typing, I replied before Quinn"s post. LOL
  20. J

    Archive through January 16, 2017

    Quinn, Welcome to the IHCC forum. I will start with asking do you have a good source of 12v supply, good battery or starting/charger? The clicking is the solenoid making it's contacts to supply the starter/generator with current. It require a decent supply of current to turn over the...
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