Recent content by David N

The cutting edge is leaning back just like on any type of pushing blade or snow plow.

Not sure what ur sayin'??..............just make sure the side skids are flat on the ground and give 'er............IMO pushers are much better than a snow bucket. The Yanmar in the pics was just big enough for this size pusher(84"). On my 7060, it makes quick work of the yard and I prolly...

Few more pics................. All purdy and painted............ ..................................

Was gonna buy one but I had some time to throw two of 'em together..........keep one sell and the other=free pusher. Even had the boy helpin'.............. Few more pics to come..................... ........................

I buy in volume and from metal distributors that don't charge an arm a leg like many of the online places. IIRC the 20' bar was around $900.00..........approximately 83¢/lb.

4" square tube with a 2" wall;)

Bandsaw...........this one is a production autosaw. My other saw miters.........

Cuts like butter if'n you have the right equipment..........I routinely saw 5-6-7"Ø material............... FYI..............4" SQ stock weighs around 54.4 lbs/ft.

So my M7060 has R4 tires which makes it much wider than the same rig with the AG tires.....it's right around 78". When I bought it(used) it came with the standard 72" dirt bucket which I replaced with a 84 incher....... Now I'm gonna pick up a root grapple bucket and like most attachments ya...

Yeah, I need to make a stand for it..........I placed it on the quick hitch with the forklift.

Not even remotely worried. Grew up on a farm .......I've been logging and operating heavy equipment all of my life. Cranes and overhead lifting..........you have an innate knowledge of how equipment can handle certain situations..............you just don't place yourself into a position that can...

I move lots of logs, skidding whole trees actually. Lower the 3pt and I run my choker chain 'round the log, through one of those oblong holes and hook it on one of those hooks on the sides.

Fit up was just some 3/8 bevels and laying down some nice beads with 7100 ultra 045 wire. Nuttin fancy.

I never liked boxes or big hunks 'o crete hanging off the back of the tractor..........made myself something a bit more useful. I've always had a trailer mover/log arm off the back. With this new orange rig I was gonna make one outa 4" sq tube when I had me an idear. Make it outa 4" sq...

Looks like it. 16.2 actually. I'll be shopping around for an auger.