Is it possible that a fully capable machine/fabrication shop, with a big hyd. press, could straighten your bent dipper?
Where actually is the dipper bent? A picture would be helpful.
It is the "outer" arm on a backhoe, the arm the bucket attaches to.
It is a grouping of stars.....high in the sky.....commonly referred to as...... the big ...." Dipper"
It's also a term that can be applied to a certain part of the male anatomy...It is a grouping of stars.....high in the sky.....commonly referred to as...... the big ...." Dipper"
Yes,.......but then,.... may,,...... or may not,...... be preceded with the descriptive adjective....."Big"It's also a term that can be applied to a certain part of the male anatomy...
Just remembered there is another star cluster referred to as the little dipper...so what you point out must be true!Yes,.......but then may,...... or may not...... be preceded with the descriptive adjective....."Big"
like the post don't know how to send picture,Would like to get that info.......Can't find a bh75 arm.
Probably going to straighten arm & replace piston.Can I get info on body shop.............Are you the Rusty that sells wood?
"Woodies" sometimes don't get "rusty" until the 80's.
I thought that might just be a Western PA term...so I did not mention it...
So much for the Big dipper! Yup.........in this neighborhood, the "big dipper", now lives only in memories.I thought that might just be a Western PA term...so I did not mention it...
