Recent content by RichM752

I feel your pain.

I wouldn't even think of buying anything but an EA grapple. Just ordered my third one last week. I work them hard, and other than some worn paint they are as good as new.

I followed Ted's video instructions to fit my shaft on the snowblower. I'm not good with math so I used a calculator and everything worked out fine.

6' ramps are standard. Longer ramp are heavier, needing additional material, and are a challenge to store during transport.

Top quality implements form Everything Attatchments can be shipped to you. I bought a 60" grapple and 72" land plane and shipping was only 235 to the west coast.

I use my LAMAR 14' lo pro dump trailer to haul my L47TLB. The lower part of the backhoe boom clears by 1" on level ground when loading/unloading. The only problem I've ever had was with dumping. The 24" deck height is required. As far as dumping material with lo pro vs standard 27" deck...

Central Equipment in Medford OR sells Great Northern Trailers. I'm sure they could hook you up. As far as "package deals" go, I know I bought a Kubota from them with a few options and I considered it a good deal. Or maybe try Pelican Tractor in Redmond OR, and buy a trailer at any number of...

I concur. I also work big piles of firewood and odd sized rocks and boulders. Dual for me. Although that new Wicked 60 sure has my attention for strictly ground clearing/cleaning work.

I kind of enjoyed it also.

I have R-4's for 12 yrs now, and once in awhile I chain up fronts if icey.

Bravo Zulu. My nephew made E-8 two years ago, Master Sargent USMC. Couldn't be prouder, as I am sure you are too.

I haul my L47 TLB with backhoe in my LAMAR 14' dump trailer with no problem. Trailer has drop axles with 24" deck height, and a 6' tongue. If I knew how to post photos here i'd show you. But try looking here...

None of my customers have a Curtis Cab. As a matter of fact none of them have a tractor.

On going issues with cab. No response from Curtis or the dealer. Ain't America Great?

I have KTAC since I often use my TLB way from home. If I was only using it on the home front I would have gone with the homeowners. Great idea on photographing and listing all items of value. You never know what will happen.