Four documented line boring jobs, described exactly as they were done. Separate machines, separate visits.
A line boring job on the main boom chassis hole of a PC 300. The main boom was carefully taken off, the hole was line bored, and the boom was reinstalled.
The main boom and dipper arm of a 336 processor were stripped down so the bores could be cut back true. New bushes and new pins went in before it was put back together.
This is the job their own post came with the line "No Job Too Big or Too Small!" attached to.
Line boring work on a 336F processor's lifting ram hole on the chassis. A separate job from the 336 processor boom and dipper arm work.
Line boring work done on the main boom of a hauler.
Boring bars set up on working machines, weld laid into worn bores, finished holes, and the gear that goes out with us.
Describe what has worn and where the machine is sitting, and we will take it from there.
