[AT] Skid steer

[Richard Fink Sr]

Larry Mike And Cecil thanks for the reply. This unit had the engine 
replaced that is when the starting problem started. Owner said every thing 
else worked good. I had told him to bring it up to me and i would find the 
problem. Like said it must be a short or ground maybe ignition module. I am 
not concerned about engine just other components.I know nothing about skid 
steers have not been on seat of one for about 15 years. This one is most 
likely that old but it looks like it was taken care of.    Thanks again
R Fink




At 07:01 AM 5/1/2005, you wrote:
>>  have found a JD {i think he said] 60 skid steer for $2000.00. It has
>
>a problem i would say electric some where. Some times it will fire and run
>
>then next time will not start no matter what[his words]. It has a onan
>
>engine i would guess 20 hp. Any one have experience wit this model whats
>
>good and whats bad. The tires are fair and i only need it for limited use.
>
>To clean out a basement where house burnt. Thanks all comments will be 
>helpful.
>>R Fink
>>PA
>
>         Richard, there is a very good chance that is a John Deere
>Model 14 skidsteer. If so, the manuals are still available from JD.
>
>         I have one here. It is all hydraulic drive and powered by
>an Onan engine. FWIW, I would get them all if you buy the machine.
>There are a lot of fine points to adjusting the hydraulics and the
>chains that drive the pump.
>
>         The serial number is located inside the frame under the
>boom pivot. The engine serial number is to the right around the
>corner from the gas filler pipe on the engine shroud. Parts are
>easy to get for the Onan and should be available from NAPA.
>
>Cecil
>
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