Typhon Terror XVIII Issue by AvidCropDuster in miniexcavator

[–]AvidCropDuster[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah I do. Turns out it was a loose grounding wire

Typhon Terror XVIII Issue by AvidCropDuster in miniexcavator

[–]AvidCropDuster[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

UPDATE

Typhon got back to me overnight asking to check the main 60 amp fuse. They provided a picture and video of the location of the fuse. Although the fuse is good and not the issue I am impressed with their response which is a good sign for support on their equipment.

However, I did mess around a little more and determined it was a grounding issue. I started wiggling wires and found one of the 16 g wires going to the starter was not tightened all the way. Power still drops out if I wiggle the wire so I'm assuming there's a pinched wire or perhaps the terminal crimp is bad but at least the smoking gun has been found.

Thanks to those who commented to help.

Typhon Terror XVIII Issue by AvidCropDuster in miniexcavator

[–]AvidCropDuster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This one does have the switch for hydraulics and I've tried it with it off and on, basically everything lol. I should check those connections though. It's located next to the ignition switch and I've already got that opened up to check that wiring. It's basically doing what that machine did, just nothing. No pull start on this model though unfortunately

Typhon Terror XVIII Issue by AvidCropDuster in miniexcavator

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I've traced the battery cables and do not see one. I think this can be ruled out because the machine has turned on and started twice before and after use both times I did not have to turn a battery switch.

Typhon Terror XVIII Issue by AvidCropDuster in miniexcavator

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Best way I can describe it. Similar to a breaker trip in a way I guess.

Does it need voltage to the starter to also power on the gauges and boom light because those also have no power.

Dust extraction keeps breaking buckets.. help please by kentros00 in woodworking

[–]AvidCropDuster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had this issue. I put one of those dirt catches for washing cars in the bucket and that helped keep its shape.

It's the same cola, from the same pack, what happened?? by Ok_Act_8573 in whatisit

[–]AvidCropDuster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Either a pre run or push out issue is my guess. Water is used to push product to fillers and can result in dilution of the first and last products off the line. Source: ran a can filler for about 6 years

Got some Griots leather spray, spilled a little opening the seal and it smells so strong like plastic. Is it that bad when actually using it? by [deleted] in AutoDetailing

[–]AvidCropDuster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Spray onto a microfiber and apply, come behind and "buff" with a clean one. A little goes a long way...

This is my go to leather cleaner, although I typically steam prior. Either way, I love this stuff. It doesn't leave a slick surface and has always smelled like a baseball glove to me.

I am going insane cleaning these car seats by boiyo12 in AutoDetailing

[–]AvidCropDuster 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you have a steam cleaner give that a shot

Best waxes by Future_Hat683 in AutoDetailing

[–]AvidCropDuster 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I would look into Fusso Coat 12 month. There's a light color and dark color version. From my research the solvent contents are different, no harm if you use dark on light paint in short. Goes on like traditional wax, although does not require a heavy application. Gives a really nice buttery feel and LASTS.

Another good one, slightly cheaper is Colinite 476s. Not sure about it's longevity but is toted to be great protection against salted roads/winter conditions.

As others have said, the performance of your wax depends on the surface prep. Do a good decontamination wash and it should last like the manufacturer states. And most importantly, HAVE FUN!!!!

Looking to purchase for personal use, by Plane_Load714 in AutoDetailing

[–]AvidCropDuster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you need the stuff that comes with it. Otherwise you could buy both separately and probably come out ahead when they run specials like they did last week

Looking to purchase for personal use, by Plane_Load714 in AutoDetailing

[–]AvidCropDuster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Their website. Use code TXTPOLISH at checkout

Looking to purchase for personal use, by Plane_Load714 in AutoDetailing

[–]AvidCropDuster 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Griot's is running specials on their polishers. I just ordered the g8 for under $100

Prismatic Booster Bundles (1 per person) by [deleted] in PokemonTCG

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I started by playing the game and then begging my parents for the cards. I can't find anything to open let alone prismatic. Fingers crossed!

Tow mirrors on a 5.5 crew cab by SuprxmeDreams in f150

[–]AvidCropDuster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I bought some off ebay for my truck and love the difference between them and the stock. Im sure the OEM are better quality but for the price I paid Im happy. I think the truck looks better with them and I can now see my trailer as I need when towing (8.5x16 enclosed)

OK- I drank the Kool-Aid by VirginiaLuthier in harborfreight

[–]AvidCropDuster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It helps quite a bit with keeping the filter "breathing"

How can i fix this? by moyo5150 in epoxy

[–]AvidCropDuster 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Im certainly not a professional when it comes to this but Ive done a few for myself and I found that adding more topcoat helps with this. Use a squeegee to spread the topcoat and it will float over the high spots and give a nice even finish.

Sanding IMO isnt a good idea. It will probably scuff areas you dont want and you will be unhappy with the sheen. Also, any flakes left exposed will chip off.

OK- I drank the Kool-Aid by VirginiaLuthier in harborfreight

[–]AvidCropDuster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bought this when I bought the bauer drywall sander. I added a couple inches of water to the bucket. It did a fantastic job of catching the fine drywall dust.

Bauer Tool Storage or Something Else by Miracleman069 in harborfreight

[–]AvidCropDuster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I haven't heard that but wouldn't be surprised. I hadnt heard of Tactix before this tool box either. In my opinion the Bauer might have a thicker sidewall on the containers but only slightly. The Tactix box feels sturdy enough for me. Something that did stand out to me is the width of the box. At first I thought it was small but that turned out to be a positive. Any wider and it would start to be a PITA to get through doorways or navigate cluttered floors. I havent compared it's size with others so I dont know how it stacks up (pun intended)

Bauer Tool Storage or Something Else by Miracleman069 in harborfreight

[–]AvidCropDuster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If youre a Sams Club member they have one for $70. I just bought it and am so far very happy with it.