Posted on: 2 June 2016
Does the blade on your bulldozer move a lot slower than it should? The problem likely stems from there being a problem with the hydraulic system, as it plays a major role in how well the blade is able to function. Take a look at this article to learn about a few of the things that can go wrong with the hydraulic system on a bulldozer.
1. An Insufficient Amount Of Hydraulic Fluid
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Posted on: 7 April 2016
A minor collision can leave your car damaged but still drivable. Broken taillights are a common place for this sort of damage to occur. You may not be able to get this repaired immediately, because you are waiting either for an insurance settlement or for the right time to take the car into the collision center for a repair. The following guide will help you ensure that your car is street legal until you can get the taillight fixed.
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Posted on: 27 January 2016
Whether your auto paint has been scraped off by hail or your car door dented by another motorist at the supermarket parking lot, you may find yourself in need of auto body repairs at some point. Fixing minor issues with your car's body early on will not only prevent the damage from deteriorating further, but also help preserve the resale value of your vehicle. Here is a look at tips to save money on minor auto body issues.
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Posted on: 23 December 2015
Do not allow a fender bender to ruin your day because your automobile has a few spots that are missing paint as a result of the accident. Learn how to repair the damaged areas with some basic materials by following the instructions listed below. Once you are finished, your vehicle's appearance will be restored to its former one and your worries will be eliminated.
Supplies Needed
automotive detergent water hose bucket stiff-bristled scrub brush electric sander sandpaper (different grits) touch up primer pen automotive touch up paint buffing pad automotive compound lint-free cloth Clean The Damaged Spots And Remove Loose Paint
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