Posted by Rick Kr on December 17, 2008 at 06:47:54 from (67.108.90.99):
Morning, JDeMaris I posted your name because you appear to have a fair amount of experience with older backhoes.
Got more info on the Case380TLB I posted yesterday. It looks like the older style 530s just shrunk down, not like the newer 380s.
Its a diesel, guy says it will hardly start in the cold (sounds like it might be an ether addict).
The swing drifts its hard to get close without bumping it, and the boom and dipper drop fast enough to watch. Looks like the valves need to be gone through (o-rings, possibly spools, swing cylinders) plus the normal pins and bushings.
$5000 seems a little high to me, what do you think?
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