Recent content by Chanceywd

If you just bought it new, It might be like what happened to me. When they delivered with the backhoe mounted I didn't think about it. When I did several days or weeks later, I called the dealer and it was all there in a bucketand had been forgotten when it was delivered. Bill

Thanks BonnySlope! It looks with the steps like it is for a skidsteer. I tried making something to pull saplings years ago for my 3pt on a the 8N but that didn't work out. That on the 3 pt would have! Bill

What is the attachment you have on there, Does it just grasp vertical or does it rotate? Bill

My old ford blade has that feature and I have used it a couple times on the ditch along the gravel driveway. But not in a long time, I found just running the tires in that ditch a couple times a year opens up and keeps it flowing

That style you mention must be what my grandfather had. I remember it being separate from the tractor. Is there a name for the brand that you used? The one I bought was dearborn style, 3pt mounted and I probably could have kept it belt driven but this was prior to my kubota and I didn't want...

I find the fact I can stand up to do it easier on the back. I made a spring loaded guide for my 16" cut off and drilled a hole in the table at 16" for trimming a slightly long piece to length.

I have an old belt driven one. I removed the belt drive and using a gear box I made it PTO. Like Oldhokie says you can pick them up pretty cheap. I might have paid $150- 200 when I bought it maybe 6 years ago. I use it every year with my 8N to cut up some of the limbs after chain saw work is...

Thanks for the info and reply. I guess some measuring is the answer for me too. I was thinking about a curtis cab also. My set up on the L2501 already is with the second seat. Bill

Could you list the part number for those extension plates? Just curious about the putting a pto pump system on mine. I find it a little slow and a little lacking on power at times. Thanks in advance, Bill

Only one thing better, My wife taking over most of the mowing if we bought a zero turn. So we did and I haven't spent any time on it and have zero skills moving it around to service but she loves it! I still use an old rider for the rough areas and trails in the woods. Bill

Assuming the plug is steel, weld a nut to it. Then using some all thread into that to come up thru a device to straddle the plug area and while applying some pull turn the counter clockwise with a box end wrench you put over the rod first. The saddle could be a pitman or tie rod puller that you...

Mine has never been back in since delivery. I have a lot of slopes here and like to be able to reach back and turn it to the uphill side for ballast when I travel across them. Also when putting it in the garage I can swing it to get in further. I keep it in the holder so if needed for like...

Maybe some stock on both sides welded to your angle that has holes lining up with the weight hole. Just a thought seeing it assembled so far. Bill

I can start my gear drive L2501 standing next to it. The range selector has to be in neutral and PTO off, gear shift in gear, clutch position or seat make no difference. Bill

I see you have the supervisor on site that day too!