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Paul Allwood replied to the thread Front loader for a B7200.Many thanks Dan, really appreciated. -
The number one mistake DIY tractor owners make is oversizing hydraulic hoses. Hose and reservoir sizing charts tend to be oriented...
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There are numerous sizing references available by Googling. Here's one posted by @TheOldHokie some time ago...
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Paul Allwood replied to the thread Front loader for a B7200.G'day all The local hydraulic shop started making hoses today for the loader I've been building. The loader is going onto my B7200HSTD...
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Paul Allwood replied to the thread B7200 running hot.Not on mine. I measured it as M16 x 1.5.
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I don't know if that bushing will work or not. The original plug I do believe is 1/2 BSST.
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Paul Allwood replied to the thread B7200 running hot.You're probably right. I've just found and ordered one on eBay....
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Paul Allwood replied to the thread B7200 running hot.Thanks Russell
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Since you are living in the Metric world, you might be able to get a gauge sensor that screws directly into the port instead of using...
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Paul Allwood replied to the thread B7200 running hot.Thanks Hugo. I did try to measure near the sensor but couldn't find a large enough surface to get a sensible reading. Yeah, happy that...
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You could also add a parallel resistor to "tweak" the reading to be correct at nominal temperature (80ish °C). Did you actually check...
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Paul Allwood replied to the thread B7200 running hot.Thanks, you're absolutely right. That's what I told myself when I fitted the sensor and gauge. If it wasn't for that annoying voice...
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Even if you don’t get an accurate reading, as long as it’s consistent, and you use that as a reference to monitor wether the tractor is...
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Paul Allwood replied to the thread B7200 running hot.Thanks Hugo. I'll start by asking the eBay seller if they have a longer sensor.
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You get those sensors in different length. 1/8" NPT seems to be very common. What you have to do is measure the resistance at 25C to get...
