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Quite so. It's the classical dilemma: spend a bucket load of money on a machine to do a job, then figure out if it should be sold or kept until it's needed again.

I have another dam designed and...

One of my snouts remarked privately that such contact could not be made with a standard bucket, and he confirmed what I had wondered about. It would be very bad design, if it was possible normally.
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Was picking out the spot to dump the bucket while slewing the 360, not realising I
was still crowding the bucket & pulling in the dipper arm - until the
cutting edge of the bucket hit the right...

https://newatlas.com/robotics/blue-white-robotics-autonomous-tractor-kit/

Done well, FF, thank you!

I tried registering for the JCB online parts, but was unable to. The last data field required the "letters/numbers below" to be entered - but I could not scroll to the...

Surely the MF 100 series? I have 3, all still available for work whenever I want!


Got to admit though, none are as pleasant to drive as the MF4225. Superb cab!

JV

Gawd,zaza!

Your pitchers must have been mighty men. I can't imagine anyone here pitching one bale, never mind two!

As for "good days", seems to me they were good only coz they are old! I'm old...

Excellent post zaza. Thank you!

I was not familiar with the 701, and had to look it up, but it's design evolution is clear: a stationary baler with a pickup glued to its side. The needles worked...

Ah, the memories!

Including some I'd like to forget, like spreading mouldy hay as mulch. It's a wonder I didn't get Farmer's Lung!

And discovering that the top layer of bales on a stack had...

A very kind offer, thanks FF. I think I know where to find the serial number, but as I remember, it is not very clear. I'll take a look later.

JV

Hey FF, take a bow young man, coz you seem to have fixed the problem by remote control.

The need to test the solenoid as you suggested has been niggling me all day, until late this arvo I went to...

FF - contemplated your post today as I went about other work, and I think you are correct: I should test the solenoid (It's a Woodward 1756ES).

The multimeter established that 24v is being...

More good questions! It *might* be possible to jumper the solenoid from a battery, but it would be a fiddle which might not prove anything.

I see three wires to the solenoid which I presume allow...

Thanks FF - good points all, as usual :):)

The injection pump is an in-line unit, and the solenoid pulls the stop lever via a Bowden type cable about 750 long. Several applications of Ballistol...

Precisely! Will Darwin's principles apply? ;):rolleyes:

JV

Problem solved - I think!

First, disconnected the flywheel sensor - starter wouldn't operate, so I established that the computer needs a signal.
Tried wedging the throttle open a bit - cannot...

On further thought, is the flywheel sensor simply reporting that the engine is turning over at too slow a speed (for whatever reason) or is it controlling that speed by having failed, or has...

Yes, that's it!

JV

Yep, that's my server. Mystery continues!:confused:

JV

Hoping the BFF Brains Trust can help, and as is sometimes the case, what seems to be a simple problem might have an alternative solution. I'll tell the long story, coz sometimes the long way around...

Don't think so, Paw. I checked the link and what I posted is what I downloaded from Gee's email. I can play it from Downloads, but cannot send it to myself as an attachment. The link is to a 43...

Evening FF

Hmm... now that's a puzzle. When I click on the link shown in your reply, I go to Apple News, to which I have not subscribed, but comes automatically at the weekend!

Maybe Gee could...

Gee sent me this:

VID-20210101-WA0007.mp4

To all readers & lurkers on BFF, from Tasmania, where we are experiencing the gentlest of summers as a result of a very weak La Nina, and, (as far as I know) no C19.

JV

Loss of dealer: anything to do with JD's re-organisation?