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You'll commonly see them in industrial energy recovery systems!

Honestly, batteries are probably the #1 culprit more often than people think A battery can look "fine" voltage-wise and still completely fall on its face under load.

That could be a suction leak/cracked hose!

The worst one I've seen was a few weeks ago because of a backordered control module. The actual repair wasn't even that bad; waiting on parts was the killer.

Honestly, I think a lot of it comes down to trust and presentation. Clean photos, honest descriptions, quick replies, and being upfront about machine condition seem to go a long way on Mascus.

Anyone here actually run chains inside the bucket on a Caterpillar 980B wheel loader? Seen a few old-school setups where heavy chains are welded up top and hang down to help knock off sticky material (clay, mud, etc.), but man… seems like more banging and jump scares than actual benefit 😅...

Good call on the valve check. . that “good pressure but weak flow” line hits hard. I’d definitely follow that and test flow at the boom ports next, feels like you’re zeroing in on it.

Yeah I’ve run into that before. Mine slowed down like that when the deck belt was wearing out and the blades were a bit dull, quick check there might save you a headache