S silversurfer New member Nov 22, 2013 27 1 3 Milburn Utah Mar 3, 2016 #1 Have a l3800 how do you remove the hood?
North Idaho Wolfman Moderator Staff member Lifetime Member Equipment L3450DT-GST, Woods FEL, B7100 HSD, FEL, 60" SB, 743 Bobcat with V2203, and more Jun 9, 2013 28,862 5,218 113 Sandpoint, ID Mar 3, 2016 #2 Remove 2 bolts and one pin for the shock. Attachments L3800 hood.JPG 49.9 KB Views: 9,342
CaveCreekRay Well-known member Lifetime Member Equipment L3800 HST, KingKutter box scraper, KingKutter 66" rake, County Pride Subsoiler Jul 11, 2014 2,631 93 48 Cave Creek, AZ Mar 4, 2016 #3 If my memory serves, you don't even have to take the hinge bolts out, just loosen them enough to allow the hood to come off the hinge pins. Be sure to disconnect the headlight wiring first. Ray
If my memory serves, you don't even have to take the hinge bolts out, just loosen them enough to allow the hood to come off the hinge pins. Be sure to disconnect the headlight wiring first. Ray
S silversurfer New member Nov 22, 2013 27 1 3 Milburn Utah Mar 4, 2016 #4 I did that but still will not move. Do you lift up on it or close it and pull forward. I must be having a brain freeze.
I did that but still will not move. Do you lift up on it or close it and pull forward. I must be having a brain freeze.
CaveCreekRay Well-known member Lifetime Member Equipment L3800 HST, KingKutter box scraper, KingKutter 66" rake, County Pride Subsoiler Jul 11, 2014 2,631 93 48 Cave Creek, AZ Mar 4, 2016 #5 Yeah... I think once the bolts are backed halfway off, you just lift up on the hood and pull it forward and it comes off. Look at where the bolts are and you'll see the channel the pin slides through. The bolt just blocks it when tight. Ray
Yeah... I think once the bolts are backed halfway off, you just lift up on the hood and pull it forward and it comes off. Look at where the bolts are and you'll see the channel the pin slides through. The bolt just blocks it when tight. Ray