The Home Machinist!

That is the same way our old MG set operated as well. They bought Inductothem PowerTrak's and a lot of the "watching of the meters" went away. At that point, the only meters were KW, furnace Volts and Frequency. The new units now, it's all done automatically with the microprocessors.

Jim B

Here is another one. I use a lot a WEG VFD's and they are good. Not made in China.

https://www.wolfautomation.com/soft-sta ... -200-amps/

Jim B

Harold, look at this one. There are others, but this is a pretty good company to deal with.

https://www.automationdirect.com/adc/sh ... )/sr55-302

Jim B

Looking good!

Jim B

Mike does not use computers for anything other than Inventor and CNC programs. Sending anything to this rrscmike@myfairpoint.com is a waste of time. Leaving voice mails is a waste of time. Call him at 603-891-6411 after 6pm as he does work full time Use this email for RRSC. This is his son and he wi...

Ya, what John said. Kubota is another brand that uses a lot of their own fittings, so look at it good before going to Tractor Supply or whoever.

Jim B

Railroad Supply Corp. the website is down so....

Stephen M. McClure
rrsclivesteam@yahoo.com

Please feel free to call the shop and talk to my Dad Mike. He is normally home from work at 6pm EST and anytime during the weekend. the number is 603-891-6411.

Jim B

It's a John Deere 28hp, but don't worry all of the brands have their moments.

Jim B

Thanks Steve, you jinxed my tractor! Wife is using the tractor and today everything she touched broke. She comes into the shop and tells me that its leaking hydraulic fluid. Yup, the steel line that goes from the valve to the loader up motion is cracked just under the floor board next to a hydraulic...

Wow! Loose clothing and strings around rotating machinery! Disaster waiting to happen. I have a friend that several years ago was wearing a sweatshirt around a big milling machine. Tool bit caught his sweatshirt and he went around the spindle. It almost killed him.

Jim B

Railroad Supply is still in business, not sure what is going on with the website, but I will find out. Steven was working on and finished the online catalog and that had been on the website.

Jim B

If it was that age Yanmar, getting parts would be near impossible. I know, I had one, 'a 76. It was a good tractor but 2wd, but getting parts was a nightmare. Sold it and bought a John Deere 4200, and this time 4 wheel drive. Some of the real small cylinders on this tractor are all welded together, ...