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Congratulations on yours as well. So far it just seems to be the swing rams need new seals, but PO included them with SEE. I had it dropped abut 25 miles from the house and drove it the rest of the way in. Averaged 50mph, used no noticeable fuel usage at all and the bounce was not to bad...

I will try to find your post on the differential lock cylinders. The unit also can with the jackhammer and rock drill plus their tools, the cab tilt brackets, seal kits for rams, a complete set of new belts and did I mention the two Mercedes-Benz manuals..

Well I am now the proud owner of a SEE... Hour meter says 85? With 3200 miles. That seems off, but the unit is very clean with little to no rust on frame and none on cab. Ended up picking it up with a bunch of extras such as filters, hydraulic cylinder seals, ALL the printed manuals, to include...

Oh so true.... For a unit with a cab, I am looking more in the 30+ range. We are talking LS or Branson also, not Kobita or New Holland.

The ground in our area is more sandy loan, once you get passed the duff (veg level) which can be a couple a feer deep. Spring breakup is a short period of mud, followed by a quick dry out. So don't believe moving from the place to be much of an issue. Most work will include: * Digging up and...

I was thinking along the same lines, When I go back I'm going to pull the hood and check the hour meter. I was thinking hours and lining up would be pretty unusual. As far as price, negotiations is always part of the purchase, lol

Heres are photos of the tags as sent to me by the current owner. Does not look like this one has been re conditioned. He said he has use it may be a total of 40 to 50 hours for doing snow removal, stump removal,l dig a few footers. Reports no issues. I appreciate everybody's input on this...

So this unit was bought by the current owner in Las Vegas and in transported to Alaska. He believed the original owners bought it in Arizona. Working to get the unit are Vin number now. Here are 2 pics from the listing. It's looking like the FLU419 my be a small community, anybody recognizes...

Thanks for all the info. Most equipment runs higher up here I have noticed. I am meeting with the owner today to see about getting more info. From what I have been told by the cuttent owner, this unit was purchased in Colorado and he had it shipped up here. He has replaced some of the hosed and...

Thanks... I am looking forward to it.

Thanks for the info. I am looking at putting on a skidsteer plate to include their attachments. Good info on the splitter valve. I appreciate it.

I have the opportunity to purchase a 89 Flu419 with 3032 miles and a little over 3000 hrs on it. Paint, body and machanics look good on first inspection. Operated the hydrolics (no digging, just moving stuff around). Everything seemed to work as intended. I was a Seabee for many yrs as an...