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well I have a month before the sun goes down again, and I saw the access plate. the deal we got on the starter was well worth it. to have it rebuilt would require shipping to anchorage and likely waiting for parts. the owner will take the old one back to Colorado with him get it rebuilt for a...

many thanks for the quick response rick will get ahold of you to arrange shipping and payment once I have your contact info. now the fun starts not being able to tip up the cab to remove the starter. looks like an access plate by the drivers foot it might fit out through.

got a buddy with a see he needs a 24 volt starter any of you guys out there with a spare you want to turn into cash

another one for you see guys, I have a buddy with one, he wants to buy an impact hammer attachment for it, to be able to turn big rocks into little rocks. is the back hoe boom a standard boom from a case back hoe or is it specific to the see.

well I suppose we are lucky we got a dusting over night about 800 miles southwest of me Seward AK got 3 feet of snow mixed with rain what a mess that must be. Thanks for your imput I will have to get the hydraulic schematics printed out so I can follow them

it is the way Europeans do things the bv 206 aka susv is the same way you have to be Einstein to follow the schematic. as for electrical just look at the acronym for lucas loose unsoldered connections and splices

once my buddy stands the digger up. some times it can take 5 minutes of fiddling around to get the arm to extend than it works fine the rest of the day. Than there is a problem with the bucket he will scoop a load, and again some times when he dumps the bucket the arms drop instead of dumping...

any of you see owners very familiar with the see hydraulic system I have one up here doing some strange stuff.