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user's latest post:
Question:Grader bounce and duck...
Published (2009-12-24 22:54:00)
Wow! great information buggyman. Very detailed..thanks! I say.. let er bounce..you get used to it after awhile..lol. Helpful ain't I?
user's latest post:
Question:Grader bounce and duck...
Published (2009-12-25 00:39:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Grader4me Wow! great information buggyman. Very detailed..thanks! I say.. let er bounce..you get used to it after awhile..lol. Helpful ain't I? Grader4me is rite, it makes speed bumps to slow people down.
user's latest post:
Wabco Motor Grader 888 ???
Published (2009-12-22 02:07:00)
i was just goin thru one of my manuals and it says (with a pic) this machine can do 90 degree slope. Wow. It also says you can turn the blade completely around and blade backwards. (sick stuff . Again more pics) Do all the wabcos have this capability? thanks windrow
user's latest post:
Wabco Motor Grader 888 ???
Published (2009-12-21 06:27:00)
I have heard a bit about the Wabco 888 i,ve never heard of any Wabco breaking Axles ive had afew Adams as they were originally and Wabco,s and Never had any Axle problems
user's latest post:
I've been offered a grader...
Published (2009-12-18 20:07:00)
My advice is to have eyes all over your head. That blade will go where you least expect it on the opposite end of the one you are looking at! The tires are closer than they appear..lol. But all in all, it is a blast to run! My dad just took me for a ride in his and then got out and said..have fun. I was 17. The levers are intimidating but fairly easy to get used to. Good luck to you and have fun!
user's latest post:
NEW - Champion M786c Mine Grader...
Published (2009-12-21 17:26:00)
I have a C86c in process now with the same low profile canopy as shown on the M786. It will be enclosed with A/C and Heat. Its going to a mine in Alaska.
user's latest post:
My pictures - Page 4 - Heavy...
Published (2009-12-22 04:32:00)
Would a Stihl power broom do? That was 3 years ago. This year so far it is a set of wind chimes. Grader is out of the question. No more parking room until I get rid of some stuff. Right now I am rebuilding a 2008 Shelby GT500 for her? maybe maybe not. __________________ 2 6 years IUOE Local 302 www.twhall.net
user's latest post:
Fenders on Motor Graders
Published (2009-12-22 19:21:00)
Mudguards (fenders) Been around for a while Aussie outback, to keep the wet black dirt off. No snow here Attached Images __________________ Cheers Russ Make sure plan B is better than plan A
user's latest post:
Fenders on Motor Graders
Published (2009-12-22 11:21:00)
Home made fenders on our laser grader, remains pretty clean machine. Attached Images
user's latest post:
Fenders on Motor Graders
Published (2009-12-22 14:43:00)
We've got fenders on our volvo G976, and i love them. No mud or water around on the grader at all. We had to make som modifications to the rear ones, to be able to use chains.(more room) But thats the only thing. I've bent and made some holes in the front ones, but nothing u can't repair. There is another thread here about fenders. http://www.heavyequipmentforums.com/...ead.php?t=7405 And some pics of ours in the Volvo 900...
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Latest active threads on Motor Graders::
Started 1 week, 6 days ago (2009-12-14 21:08:00)
by ledsel
First is My #12 cat My first knuckle buster. Second is my first Wabco (cummins power) knuckle buster 2. Third is my second Champion 1952 IH power. Forth is my 1948 Champion also IH powered. I have a picture of it when I picked it out of the bush on my web site. http://arvimotors.com/ More to come if I can find them. Enjoy. Still missing is the Austin Western and the Wabco 555.
Started 1 day ago (2009-12-27 18:20:00)
by TimHay
Thats a sharp looking grader. was it weathered bad? with only 2000hrs it shouldnt of needed a paint job
Started 19 hours, 28 minutes ago (2009-12-27 23:18:00)
by tripper_174
I'm not familiar with a 6 speed Cat, been blessed with 8's. However, with them horsepower increases in the upper four gears, not decreases. My memory fails me with the G Series but with H's it jumps 20 h.p from 165 to 185 with a 3176C. The G as I remember it had 150 h.p.. I don't recall a VHP version of the G but that sure doesn't mean there wasn't one. I do know it's frustrating not having ...
Started 5 days, 5 hours ago (2009-12-23 13:29:00)
by heavylift
we have a couple of rubber tire loaders that I swear the rear tires are shape like eggs. But it falls on deaf ears...
I think there chinese ... no surprise there
Started 6 days, 4 hours ago (2009-12-22 14:43:00)
by MKTEF
We've got fenders on our volvo G976, and i love them.
No mud or water around on the grader at all.
We had to make som modifications to the rear ones, to be able to use chains.(more room)
But thats the only thing.
I've bent and made some holes in the front ones, but nothing u can't repair.
There is another thread here about fenders.
http://www.heavyequipmentforums.com...
Started 19 hours, 38 minutes ago (2009-12-27 23:08:00)
by 2stickbill
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Originally Posted by wolfman
Anyone out there with a volvo grader we have one that the regulator went out in the altanator got it repaired and put it back on charged batteries pulled it out of shop turned all lights on 20 min. later charge light came on cut machine off would not crank back drained batteries again any suggestions...
Started 4 days, 2 hours ago (2009-12-24 15:51:00)
by ledsel
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Originally Posted by qball
mr. kreig, can we persuade you to write a grader textbook? your posts have taught me more tricks about this complex machine and i would absolutely buy a textbook on the subject.
Mark me down for one too. Please!!!
Started 5 months, 2 weeks ago (2009-07-16 03:24:00)
by curb slayer
any reports on the new john deere grader
would like to know how the new john deere graders are holding up,any problems,are you happy operating them,any dislikes,fuel consumpsion,any one using the gp controls and how is the built quailty
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-21 06:03:00)
by windrow
Wabco Motor Grader 888 ???
I just bought a Wabco 888 Motor Grader. ive got the manuals , parts catalog ect. Is there any old timers with some insight on this machine. checked the web and its like it didnt exist. I know its made from 1967-1974 8v71 43,000lbs (our scale weight)
20.5/25 tires all around . A buddy told me wabcos eat ...
Started 3 weeks, 4 days ago (2009-12-03 17:15:00)
by Super Roel
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Originally Posted by Motor Grader
Hey guys, here is your sneak peak at the new Champion M786c Mine Motor Grader. I couldn't be more pumped up about this project. All I can say is that my guys here at Champion are just awesome! We started this project 16 weeks ago after I told the dealer, "hell yea we can get down to 7 feet ...
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Hot threads for last week on Motor Graders::
Started 5 days, 5 hours ago (2009-12-23 13:29:00)
by heavylift
we have a couple of rubber tire loaders that I swear the rear tires are shape like eggs. But it falls on deaf ears...
I think there chinese ... no surprise there
Started 1 week, 6 days ago (2009-12-14 21:08:00)
by ledsel
First is My #12 cat My first knuckle buster. Second is my first Wabco (cummins power) knuckle buster 2. Third is my second Champion 1952 IH power. Forth is my 1948 Champion also IH powered. I have a picture of it when I picked it out of the bush on my web site. http://arvimotors.com/ More to come if I can find them. Enjoy. Still missing is the Austin Western and the Wabco 555.
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-21 06:03:00)
by windrow
Wabco Motor Grader 888 ???
I just bought a Wabco 888 Motor Grader. ive got the manuals , parts catalog ect. Is there any old timers with some insight on this machine. checked the web and its like it didnt exist. I know its made from 1967-1974 8v71 43,000lbs (our scale weight)
20.5/25 tires all around . A buddy told me wabcos eat ...
Started 1 day ago (2009-12-27 18:20:00)
by TimHay
Thats a sharp looking grader. was it weathered bad? with only 2000hrs it shouldnt of needed a paint job
Started 2 years, 10 months ago (2007-02-20 13:50:00)
by Wolf
Why not? In California, anything goes.
(Some would say that's innovation.)
Started 4 days, 2 hours ago (2009-12-24 15:51:00)
by ledsel
Quote:
Originally Posted by qball
mr. kreig, can we persuade you to write a grader textbook? your posts have taught me more tricks about this complex machine and i would absolutely buy a textbook on the subject.
Mark me down for one too. Please!!!
Started 19 hours, 28 minutes ago (2009-12-27 23:18:00)
by tripper_174
I'm not familiar with a 6 speed Cat, been blessed with 8's. However, with them horsepower increases in the upper four gears, not decreases. My memory fails me with the G Series but with H's it jumps 20 h.p from 165 to 185 with a 3176C. The G as I remember it had 150 h.p.. I don't recall a VHP version of the G but that sure doesn't mean there wasn't one. I do know it's frustrating not having ...
Started 2 years, 3 months ago (2007-09-02 18:42:00)
by Grader4me
Yes, I should have started a new thread on this. Thanks dumptrucker! I could go on for days on this subject. I suppose everyone is saying "oh no!"
Wheel chains is a good subject to start with. In one of our divisions it's all hills and I mean hills. We ran with this type of wheel chain and it worked really well. Gave the "bite" the operator needed.
Started 5 months, 2 weeks ago (2009-07-16 03:24:00)
by curb slayer
any reports on the new john deere grader
would like to know how the new john deere graders are holding up,any problems,are you happy operating them,any dislikes,fuel consumpsion,any one using the gp controls and how is the built quailty
Started 6 days, 4 hours ago (2009-12-22 14:43:00)
by MKTEF
We've got fenders on our volvo G976, and i love them.
No mud or water around on the grader at all.
We had to make som modifications to the rear ones, to be able to use chains.(more room)
But thats the only thing.
I've bent and made some holes in the front ones, but nothing u can't repair.
There is another thread here about fenders.
http://www.heavyequipmentforums.com...
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