Recent content by GeoHorn

There’s an unusual situation with some implelments….. in the implement not having a “splined” shaft input… instead the drive-shaft attach-point being “smooth” and being held onto the implement with a “shear” bolt or “roll” pin….which must be driven-out before the shaft will slide off.

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Anyone curious what “kit” I used to convert my standard lift arms to telescoping… I used the “kit’ for MX9495 lower arms. It was an easy swap-out. (I did not need the telescoping stabilizers…and still have them N.O.S. if anyone needs such to get rid of turnbuckle or non-adjustable...

How tall are your eaves..? Do you prefer a sliding door..? or an overhead door..? For my 50’ x 50’ x 18’ eave hangar I chose to design my own overhead door. Not because I wanted a particular door design…but because I’m cheap and couldn’t afford a commercially-available door. *A Sweiss ovhd...

I hope you reported it to CPS (Child Protective Services)

The Best Thing…I have done…is replace my standard Lower Lift Arms with TELESCOPING Lift Arms. Makes a HUGE difference when changing implements.

Tartar Sauce Please!….

If you never use the 3-pt for any other implement…. You’ll never miss rear hyds. But if you change implements from time to time….. some day…you’ll begin to dream about having a hyd top link. BTDT. (and it cost me $1K to correct that matter on the “cheap“…. by adding a diverter.) Moral: If...

Thicker paint application would have hidden that nicely.

Expensive! (but Nice! … let us know how they work out)

Throw a chain over the axle-housings. Simple.

First, let me say that I could have saved you some money buying a QH… you could HAVE MINE…. as I’ve found it so troublesome it’s relegated to the corner of the shed now for 15 years. Second, let me caution you that pulling a trailer (or anything else) with a receiver on a QH can lead to...

Good Thing they were available (and willing)..huh…? Now that That’s-Over…. let’s reward ‘em and git ‘em otta sight..heh?)

Welding ships in World War 2 :

Correct..which I solve by having 2-3 weeks of it, preserved, on-hand. Hopefully, the power will be back-on ..…somewhere…by then… No tellin’ where propane might be found, tho’……