Recent content by bird dogger

I was going to suggest adding an "ignition on" 12vdc auto relay to feed your terminal block. But the kit above from @McMXi post includes it. That's a nice kit! Might have to remove my old relay and install that kit for a much cleaner install. :unsure:

I wasn't aware that all of you have moved to North Dakota recently! Welcome!! :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

I have the same quick-on and root ripper for my BH77 and couldn't imagine getting by without it. It turns the backhoe into a mean digging machine for removing brush, stumps, and other debris hiding in the ground!!

There's some nice designs and ideas for both stands and dollies on this site. Here's my homemade grapple dolly.

How can they sell that for such a reasonable price? Thinking they must make it up on shipping, I added it to a cart and found the shipping to only be $16. That's a bargain!!

@McMXi is your loader on the tractor while spraying? If it is... and empty... you might consider strapping in an extra water tank for more capacity. A cheap 12vdc pump might xfer the mix as you spray or you could simply lift the bucket and let gravity do the work with a short hose? There's...

I started out with a JD750 with a MMM and other attachments. I started out liking the MMM but soon realized that a rear mower would've been better for my needs. The mower was always either in the way or needed to come off do do other tasks. If it was put on to mow...it would rain. Or I...

Have you looked into changing the spray nozzle tips to a different type? For instance, TeeJet has data charts on all their nozzles regarding spray pattern, gpm output at certain pressures, etc. You may need to modify your boom by changing the number of nozzles to get the same coverage with much...

I have a Betstco flail mower with the heavy duty hammers. Has been working fine, so far, after a few years now.

I have my big vise mounted atop a heavy brake drum from a semi truck/trailer. It's heavy and stout. It takes a little effort to tilt and roll for moving it, but stays put in any location. Watch your toes when you tilt it back up in place!! I have a few from a former owner/operator that...

I'm way up north near the Canadian border, and like @nbryan , have a B2650. The first time out in subzero temps moving snow the tractor couldn't warm up and the hydraulic oil was so sluggish it wouldn't reach normal pto rpms. Now I run a full set of winterfront covers (front and both sides)...

And here I thought you were next going to show us your home made door & casing mold. Then laying up the new parts with fiberglass matting and gel coat!! :ROFLMAO: Or maybe you just left those pics out???:ROFLMAO:

Hello Rob, As @SDT mentioned, at one time Kubota offered what they called a "cold weather bra" for the B3350. I'm not sure if they offer it for free anymore. It's quite expensive to buy if it's even still available. I still have the pattern for the cold weather winterfront covers I make that...

Definitely better than it was new!!! (y)(y)