Recent content by jimh406

It's the same amount of labor to put in the non-OEM that you don't know will work or not or what the longevity looks like with non-OEM. I'm assuming the clutch components aren't that expensive. I think OEM gives you a higher likelihood of success.

Unfortunately, I bought both the telescoping arms and QH. I feel like the QH eliminates the need for the telescoping arms, but maybe I figure out how to use both at the same time. ;)

Fwiw, I had a weld break on my grader/scraper. I didn't spend any time to determine if it was a bad design, bad weld, or both. I just broke out my grinder and clamps and welded it. It probably shouldn't broken at the weld, but oh, well. Annoying, but fixable.

I'm assuming you will do quite a lot with your tractor. So, I'd get the hydraulic top link. It will just make almost every attachment on the rear easier to use and more effective.

Part of a good design should include the ability to execute it correctly and include quality control. Sure, the person who spec'd the loader frame might have done their job.

From what I read, that's what happened in some shipyards as sad as that was.

Of course, WWII wasn't a period of DEI. It was the opposite. Many jobs were done by the only people available.

What is the relevance to the thread?

It turns out the best option is none. :D Well, it was for this year. ;) I haven't plowed snow a single time with either my Polaris Ranger or tractor. I barely have even had to use a snow shovel. They say we might get snow over the next few days. Maybe none won't be answer for this year...

If you didn't notice, I have a L2501HST with Land Pride GS1572. This combination works well for me. The specs say it weighs 594 lbs. Of course, with gravel inside the pull weight is more than that. Obviously, the 5ft holds more material than a 4ft. (Thanks @North Idaho Wolfman)

I use a land plane to do my driveway and community road maintenance. It works well. If you have potholes, you might have to use a scarifier to get rid of the hard surface in the hole. Otherwise, it's pretty easy. There are videos on YouTube that show how they work. If you are worried that 5...

It will be interesting to revisit this in 1, 5, 10 years to see the impact of this move and if the population increase happens quickly or at all.

All of these additives could all be worthless, or maybe some of you guys don't know as much as you think you do. :D.

:D. So, drive the rear of the tractor up on boards/make ramps. It might not take much lift on the rear tires to put the 3 pt significantly higher.

I don't think it's the same product. They have multiple products the link opens to a different one.