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Bad day for the tracked TW. Hydraulic pump bracket fell to bits and chewed up the belts , the starter has been playing about so had a look at that as well.

 

Mortice and tenon joint on a kin steel bracket what a POS.

 

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Glued it together

 

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Intermittent starter problem thats been getting worse, the lads have been beating it with a hammer.

 

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Contacts all burnt out so its scrap.

 

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Too many drag starts in the transit trying to get green waste out of the back made it smell funny according to the lads. :thumbdown:

 

I think its lost its newness

 

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Transits never did have a long lived clutch, always thought they should have a gear below 1st for setting off with a arb load on ;-)

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shame it was not welded up like that from day one.

 

Its not really the only design problem. The whole pump setup is about a foot long and is only bolted one end on the two holes.

 

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After welding the bracket i made a stay/adjuster that runs from the engine to the pump. This should support it all a bit better

 

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New starter turned up from Woodautos today , £90 instead of £160 from Kubota. Their part number STR 70073

 

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All done and working :)

 

Bob

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