Bimmer, I am taking it to get done, if I do it, it will never get done and cost twice as much.
I will look at the manual though, I was thinking of removing the forks to get more working space in the shop.
Pines, yes windows, door, electric fan, and the rest of the gauges installed. Also should really make up the custom lug nuts to hold the wheels in place, two of the rims have a flat surface, the other two are concave for the nuts, either way, the rims are not centered by the hub or the lugs and I would like to make the nuts do the work.
I am sure there are other things that will be added to the list, but that is it for now.
Tonight I found out I do not like the bobcat skid steer at all, I ended up with a nice one to shear on its back, luckily no one or thing got hurt, maybe my pride, but the foot controls for the bucket are counter intuitive to every piece of equipment I have operated. Basically, the forks were tilted a bit to far and it started sliding, I tried to counter it with the lever, this made the machine move, not the bucket, the quick movement made things worse and I couldn’t stop the momentum, so it tipped over. Between the lack of my skid steer skills and the fact that there was no light in the Quonset hut we gave up for the night. Will be regrouping tomorrow, going to attempt to get the used motor oil for the furnace all setup, then I won’t have the huge mess, plus I should be able to see the water in the tank and drain it off as needed.
