Just a few pics; the first show the home made bracket for the engine stop and a couple from the working event I will try and post a few others too but not tonight.
Jeremy




Andy80 wrote:Walking around there must bring back the feeling of Christmas eve when being a boy![]()
When you talking about the rams, do you mean the hydraulic cylinders of the machine?
Interesting to see the swing gears. There should be some kind of bearing there i have understand, but i cant see it on the spare parts image.
topkit wrote:Jeremy, the ram seals are not that difficult to do yourself, i have done a few over the years including two this weekend on my MF860, i finished the main dipper ram yesterday in the snow, i got a can of plusgas and sprayed around the end cap (internal thread) thursday evening then went back to it on friday and with a lug spanner ( i had some large stillsons in back up) and a piece of 6foot scaffold tube and with very little effort the cap came undone. Mind you i would love to have a few spare rams already resealed which would save time. Ive got the boom lift ram seal to do on my little B15-3 Yanmar next! Keep up the good work with your Hymac it's looking great![]()
By the way were there many other machines where this hymac was.
antevante wrote:Nice to see the progress of your work! Not much spares left on that old girl, but it has a extra weigth at the back! I been looking for one here in sweden a long time..
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