how to pull saddle pin on cat140M3

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  • @marthewdolsieck6776
    @marthewdolsieck6776 Год назад +4

    Thank you sir!! Excellent tutorial. Keep up the good job. Nice to see an operator that takes pride in his work.

  • @loganr2841
    @loganr2841 Год назад +1

    Just learned this way of pitching the circle and boy is it handy compared to tearing up your surface. Love the videos keep them coming !

  • @chedsd2clips465
    @chedsd2clips465 Год назад +2

    Never knew side shifting the circle with the blade in float worked that well, I was taught to push the blade down on one side and pick up on the other but that rips up the ground.

  • @umpequenocomentario3137
    @umpequenocomentario3137 8 месяцев назад

    Muito obrigado amigo
    Estou aprendendo na motoniveladora 140m
    Já sou operador de retroescavadeira
    É uma máquina fantástica
    Muito bom seus vídeos
    Sou aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
    Você é um grande mestre muito obrigado 🙏 gratidão

  • @stanwilkey6122
    @stanwilkey6122 Год назад +2

    Awesome job! You explained that perfectly. Keep it up with the videos. pretty cool how that works without scarring the road surface.

    • @graderman140m
      @graderman140m  Год назад

      Thanks and yes it definitely is nice not scaring up the ground thanks for the compliment and thanks for watching!

  • @seizethecarp_
    @seizethecarp_ Год назад +1

    Appreciate the videos. Used to run a 140M for years at my old job and am finding that I miss it. Another thing to watch for swinging out like this is your steps. Seems like every grader out there that's a few years old has mangled steps and this is likely the reason. Really easy to snag since you can't see them unless you stand up.

    • @graderman140m
      @graderman140m  Год назад

      Yes that also is a very good point thanks for pointing that out glad you appreciate the videos thanks for watching!

  • @jimhanifer1177
    @jimhanifer1177 Год назад +1

    Just want to wish you and your family a Happy Father's Day and to all the fathers Happy Father's Day really enjoy your channel from Richmond Virginia 🇺🇸🚜

    • @graderman140m
      @graderman140m  Год назад

      Thanks Jim Happy Father’s Day to you also happy to hear you enjoy the channel thanks for watching!

  • @garyhenion9459
    @garyhenion9459 Год назад +1

    Awesome thank you
    Been binge watching your vids trying to get a better understanding on blading gravels, only have a couple days in the the Cat 140m3
    Any recommendations on blading only from the direction of travel, our county does want us driving into traffic
    Thank you for your time

    • @graderman140m
      @graderman140m  Год назад +1

      Your welcome glad ya been watching the videos and as far as blading with traffic I’d set up the same way as I normally would just have to stay with traffic if ya got any other questions ask away.

  • @jerryferrell517
    @jerryferrell517 11 месяцев назад +1

    You grease the circle?
    Cat does not approve of that...

    • @graderman140m
      @graderman140m  11 месяцев назад

      If you read your operator maintenance manual it recommends you grease the circle drive pinion so that’s why I do it never had any issues greasing the pinion so will continue to grease it.

  • @schneiderexc3557
    @schneiderexc3557 Год назад +1

    What brand of graphite do you use?

    • @graderman140m
      @graderman140m  Год назад

      I use the locktite graphite the my cat dealer sells not the cheapest but one of the better graphites I’ve used.

  • @benlaubscher6371
    @benlaubscher6371 11 месяцев назад +1

    Do you set roads for paving?

    • @graderman140m
      @graderman140m  11 месяцев назад

      I have in the past haven’t in a couple of years now though

  • @KylePrevost-tu4eh
    @KylePrevost-tu4eh 10 месяцев назад +1

    Could you do this with a 24m?

    • @graderman140m
      @graderman140m  10 месяцев назад +1

      Yes you can I don’t think you have as may holes in the drawbar but ik you can still retract the saddle pin and change your drawbar position