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i have done this the wrong way round but here is the break in the boom

here are some more photos of the repair i had done, while i was having it repaired i asked him to refit the stanchion leg i had removed to fit it in the container.

[Video][/Video]I have noticed this is empty but am at a loss to what fluid to put in. Hi I really need help with this if anyone knows . I bought this machine on trust as i really know nothing about them. The first time i put the bucket in the ground it snapped the boom about 3 foot up. It also bent ...

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Can anyone tell me if the Engine number is here on this vin plate as i have the V5 document and no engine number is listed in the doc.
So i am hoping if anyone knows if it is listed here on the Vin plate.
Sorry i forgot to say its a 1988 jcb 3cx reg number is E524 mbx

Hi I have a jcb 3cx 1988 model is there a manual for me to download.
thanks paul

Wow! Richard You are certainly geared up for export with these big machines. You really have been very helpful to me and i am very confident now with what i am going to do. With out yours, and every ones help here on Classic machinery forum, i think i would be lost a little. So a great big thanks to...

I will post all the pics on here when we are loading and any info that anybody else requires to help them if they are thinking of exporting.
Still not sure what to do with the wiring loom though when i remove the cab. if anyone has any ideas i would be grateful.
regards paul

Going for the cab removal now. So after having a good look around it all, seen where the bolts are etc. Was wondering do i take the doors off and the side glass windows. Also i think the wiring loom goes down one front pillar so whats the best course of action with the wiring. I have a fork lift to ...

PS which manual do i need to download for this model. its a 1988 if there is one on the forum site?

That's what i was thinking. Just bought a pair of tyres and wheels so thought maybe could take off the front wheels if needed to and just put the rims on the back with no tyres would this then give me the height clearance that i would need as i am using a 40' high cube. Its a bit daunting for me to ...