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Well you got me thinking. My 2002 Ford E350 van is 22 years old, and I never after 170,000 plus miles ever changed the rear differential lubricant. And my B2910 is 22 years old, and I never changed the front axle lubricant. My BX2200 is 21 years old and I never changed the front axle...

That's not a WAG! That is certainly accurate insight! Actually, being a quite old mini ex, the only dealer in the future will likely be the scrap dealer. BUT I hope it doesn't reach that point, and that I get it functioning again and pass it on to someone else for cheap, if in the future I...

As usual, the Wolfman speaks the truth! My original hydraulic diagram did show something, but it was not apparent to me it was a pump because the copy was poor and some lines were missing. A member here sent me a copy of the Operator's manual, and it has a better copy of the hydraulic...

Can you separate the fuel line at some point to check if fuel is being pumped? On my BX2200 I could remove the fuel line at the second filter easily, and probably at the injector pump... This would give you a visual indication of what is going on with the fuel supply system up to that point...

Great copy of the manual that is. Seems like all the copies I have needed of manuals in the past, all have photos that are close to useless...

Excellent point. Hopefully longer than four hours, but experience will tell. Especially since Apple is incorporating hearing aid assistance in the Airpods Pro, supposedly this fall. Four hours for that function might be too short in most cases.

Seems like it is about the same. Technology advances quickly these days...almost seems like imagine what you would like today, and tomorrow it is available...

Could it be that Bose does not have the same technology as others? Perhaps the Apple technology takes things to a different level? I don't have a clue and no horse in any race that might be involved. BUT I think if I were to have the ability to design a system that protected the user, but...

I parked my old KX41-2V mini-ex a couple months ago, and all was well when I shut it down. A few weeks later I decided to use it for something, and the hydraulics did not works properly, but some functions did work, while others did not. Rather quickly, all stopped working. The excavator has...

Word is that Kubota uses one fluid in their tractors to prevent the possibility of a mix up during manufacturer. Urban legend or wives tale? I don't know, but seems logical...

I get that, BUT, and it is a big but, some systems may now be smart enough to NOT attenuate sounds that are not loud enough to damage your hearing, while attenuating louder sounds that will over time damage one's hearing. I think this might be what the "adaptive" or "transparency" options in...

If I remember correctly what you reported in the first post, you left the fuel cutoff solenoid disconnected when you replaced that 50 amp fuse, and then observed what happened. And the 50 amp fuse blew. The fact that your test light, that you used to replace the fuse for troubleshooting, which...

Does this mean that sounds that are above that certain threshold would be reduced as low as possible, while sounds that are existing below the threshold level would be passing through the ANC device, and possibly even enhanced, so the person would be able to hear them even though the loud noises...

Had my first opportunity to try the active noise cancellation feature of the Apple AirPods Pro 2, that I recently ordered. Having probably around 35 years of experience, using normal hearing protection, which was mainly either earmuffs or earplugs, mostly earmuffs, in an industrial environment...

LOL. I think we are both saying the same thing, but coming from opposite directions. 😂

Perhaps it IS true that serious guys seems to laugh less than others? :ROFLMAO:

Thanks for this insight. I had not envisioned that the surface that the injector pump mounts against might also be milled when the surface the head mounts against was milled.

Seven months has passed since the OP posted… Must’ve got busy or lost interest… :ROFLMAO:

Assuming the engine is a diesel, since the OP doesn’t say what engine he’s talking about, I do have a question. If shims are available to make up for the amount that was removed from the block, and are incorporated along with a new head gasket, why would anything have to be done with respect to...

I thought that was San Francisco’s claim to fame!