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 | Steve Putt
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2004-04-22 83982
Only rear wheels driving in both positions. 150 hours, and 4wd was working before. I saw the lever is attached with a set screw at the tranny, I'm going to go and see if the lever moved on the shaft. Otherwise, I thought I'd post now in case I can't get it to work and someone has a solution.
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| Steve Putt
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2004-04-22 84010
OK, I found it. The roll pin at the drive shaft universal was sheared. ....
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| TomG
Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 5406 Upper Ottawa Valley 
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2004-04-23 84040
Always good to solve the problem before the cavalry arrives. Good it's a nice easy fix although it sounds like somebody either has been arguing with the engagement or stood on the shaft getting on or off the tractor. Hope nothing else breaks. My 4wd-linkage let loose inside the diff and required removal of an axle housing--thanks to a previous owner. Well I should have wondered why the 4wd lever was welded onto its collar when I bought the tractor. That was my fault, not the tractor's. ....
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| sam
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2004-04-24 84172
I want to start small excavation business in my area...how does one go about starting one???How do we know the pricing(man/machine) & the liklly hood of being successful?
Thanks
sam ....
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| TomG
Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 5406 Upper Ottawa Valley
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2004-04-25 84194
The subject hasn't come up here recently. There should be several good discussions in the archives. The basic key is that the equipment is expensive and it has to be kept busy to make any money, which is a little tough unless there's a ready to go customer base. Rent or leasing also is expensive. Maintenance and insurance budgets kill many start-up ideas. ....
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 | oneace
Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 1490 south central pa 
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2004-04-25 84239
Unless you have some sort of long term experience in doing excavating it will be a tough move to make. Allot of excavation is a pretty exact science, and takes a good eye and steady hand to get the job done right. To get started though if you do not have any equipment yet you might want to look at a Kubota l 48 they are very versatile and industrial grade to handle commercial applications. ....
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