<![CDATA[Dingo Australia - Forum - Trencher]]> http://www.dingo.com.au/forum/ Wed, 01 Sep 2010 11:07:00 +0000 PunBB <![CDATA[Swapping chains]]> http://www.dingo.com.au/forum/topic113-swapping-chains-new-posts.html As a very new operator i am alway on the look out for advice from those who have been out there a while longer.   So all, here is my question?   I had a job last week that required the swapping of the 150 chain for the 300 cup chain.   I would like some reasurance that it does not take 2 hours...a lot of mad  mad  mad  sad and frustration to do this job.   Brian form Tv tells me it should take about 15 minutes.   So, all help will be gladly accepted.   Fortunatly i decided to do the change the night before and not the day of.   The customer would not have been impressed and it would have been embarassing.

Many thanks,


Spud

]]> Wed, 01 Sep 2010 11:07:00 +0000 http://www.dingo.com.au/forum/topic113-swapping-chains-new-posts.html <![CDATA[Nose Wheel]]> http://www.dingo.com.au/forum/topic99-nose-wheel-new-posts.html Sometimes you can catch a lucky break! I'm planning on doing a rebuild on my trencher. Got the sprocket done whilst I was away on the cruise. A mate has sourced me the steel for the wear plate. Got it a metre long as I intend to run it under the gear housing as well. Dropped into Dingo yesterday to pay a bill and picked up a new nose wheel assembly whilst there.
How lucky can you get.....Used the trencher this morning to cut back an area for a retainer wall to go in, before ducking out to Tamborine (at least a 2 hour turn around to and from Dingo Branch) to do a quick electrical trench. No sooner has the chain it the ground, I notice the nose wheel wobbling away. NO DRAMAS I says to the customer.....got a brand newie right here in the truck! cool  big_smile  lol

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