Recent content by Kennyd4110

Is there any evidence that NIW actually still owns a tractor? :p:ROFLMAO:

Maybe. It looks like a PTO shaft was too long, and yes that can cause catastrophic damage to the internals of the transmission.

Arms should be in and locked, then adjust the top link so the hitch is plumb. Looks good from here!

HP range? Need a loader?

My take on Horrible Fright is they can be decent-certainly MUCH better now than they where in the old paper catalog days for sure! They have a great warranty, they have a lot of real stores and employ a lot of Americans. They also have three levels of quality, so you can pick what's best for...

I don't think Vevor 'makes' anything. I mean they put their name on everything from toasters to tools to heavy equipment-no way could they 'make' all that stuff. I sincerely believe they are a CCP owned entity that pulls stuff out of all the factories and slaps their stickers on it to flood...

Probably too small for a cylinder gland.

@MtnViewRanch Brian custom makes cylinders, his company is FitRite Hydraulics.

Once you have the end of the lock wire out and started, turning the gland should push the wire out...that is if everything is perfect-which it never is. Do you have a pin spanner? It may help with turning the gland. If the gland is just spinning, then the wire is broken and you'll need to...

Open grapple about 1/2 way, tip forwards till the rear and lid both are contacting the pallet (or the ground), then flip levers and unplug the hoses. Basically it will be resting like this /\

The OP asked for a"kit", And there is none. Everything else may not be "simple" for everyone, everyone does not have a welder and extensive fabrication tools and experience.

Wow that was fast!

Most people find that when they have ‘real’ forks, they use them more than the buckets. They are as handy as a shirt pocket!

Friends don't let friends buy clamp on forks. Especially from the "V" company.

How does that convert the PTO speed from 2100 to 540?? And change it's rotation direction?