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Posted by Stickler on February 05, 2005 at 00:56:21 from (142.165.25.137):
Hey buds, any experience operating a 666 or equivalent in really really cold weather? We just got thru a cold spell of -40 plus, and my gear drive gas 666 would take well over an hour for the hyds to warm up enough to do anything. No 3pt on it, so can't use that to excersize it, just the pwr steering and the loader. Starts just fine when plugged in, but the hyds take forever to warm up. Is that normal? Oh yeah, FYI, on the 1850 loader, it'll lift my 1600lb bales about 6", but won't even budge the 1900 pounders (as weighed by the neighbour that baled them.) them i have to chain and drag. I did verify 1600psig at the pump.
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