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Mmm.. Majestic!

I did the same thing with a J Deere 44in. blade. Mine attaches with padeyes in the pin on bucket on my 2301. The inside of the water heater was very rough , the glass lining?, that I end up using the outer metal cover , the white side out, to help snow peel off the blade. It also added weight...

must of hit the post mssg button ... again thanks. This original trial had issues with the trip springs and skids. Because of the added weight it was floppy so I relocated the springs a little higher and added a wider foot to the skids. Never got a chance to try it out last year because of a...

Thanks for all the suggestions from everyone

ok is'nt working... maybe pics are too big or not compressed enough?

With these suggestions I'm going to try posting some pics. this is a homebuilt light duty snow blade made with a 44in. j deere blade and curved sections of a old hot water tank. I do'nt see them while trying to post.

I've done this before with droid ph. but this time can't even sign in on ph.

Yes it works great.. it just has operator issues! I've done this before but had to use my android. Now it seems that wo'nt work for me.

No I'm not locked out but I was trying to post pics and everything was fine tried to post them and the site would'nt post, print, accept them. printed matierial seems fine.

I can't use my computer to load pics. My phone won't sign me in with the same password, tried using wifes e mail accnt. did'nt work! Just want to be able to post pics of what ever i'm working on. What to do?

I worked for a major auto company, Ford, and my duties involved the fluid fill equipment, they use and have elaborate deionized water system and all water used is deionized. Doesn't really help you though. But it must be good stuff! Tough call though.

Looks great, and color matched. I want to make a covered canopy and attach the mirrors to the supporting tubes.

Looks great, simple and not overly complicated. Would like to use some of your ideas once I get started.

Wow that looks great! I have a cement drive but that sure looks like the setup for gravel drives.

That looks That looks really solid and I'd like to use some of your ideas.

I havea B 2301 and a snowplow from a 60s model bolens. I want to make a framework to support the plow and work with the FEL hydraulics. Don't have the quick connect bucket and don't want to hook up to bucket in place yet. This would be a bit to long on the TLB. Any advice and pics would be great.

Been dealing with this, shingles, for 7 yrs now. Started as a feeling that my left eye was scratched and annoying, went to the docs and they said we'll be seeing alot of each other in the future. I thought 3 weeks and I'm outa here, 7 yrs later and i'm on a 3 different eye drops twice a day and...

Congrats on 2301, I also have the 2301 TLB. The decision of the 23 over the 26 came down to the flow of fluids. Both have the same flow ratings from the pump so I used the extra $ towards the back hoe. Really like this machine.

This wo'nt happen till spring of 21. Your offer is appreciated but do'nt have things organized in ohio yet. please keep in touch and thank you for the offer.

Because of family dynamics I'll be relocating in the spring from Tampa to northern Ohio. My B2301 TLB has to be moved. If anyone has done anything like this let me know how or what worked out for you, any info will be appreciated, thanks.