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torch
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New Tractor Advice for a newbie please
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These are the only mentioned tasks that I can see might benefit from a smallish backhoe. Depending on the soil conditions, which can be...
Tuesday at 5:58 PM
torch
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Installing a GPS tracking device
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Ok, here comes the rabbit hole... Later in the video, where he's talking about his preferred product, he mentions the crash detection...
Tuesday at 6:42 AM
torch
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Installing a GPS tracking device
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I believe they use low-energy bluetooth to connect with an Apple phone. The range of the tag is very limited, same as any other BT device.
Monday at 8:22 AM
torch
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Installing a GPS tracking device
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The other thing I will mention: cell phone jammers are available. And lately, thieves are known to use wifi jammers to defeat wireless...
Monday at 7:39 AM
torch
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Installing a GPS tracking device
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While the device itself may not require a subscription from the vendor, I note the following in the description: "You only need to...
Monday at 7:33 AM
torch
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Loaders at auction
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I got my backhoe - in near new condition - from a guy who bought it as part of a package with his machine "just in case". It then sat...
Monday at 4:36 AM
torch
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Home Fire Alarm
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Rate-of-rise heat detectors have a large air chamber and a small thermal link in the centre -- usually the link is finned. The chamber...
Apr 5, 2025
torch
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A lot of opinionated people
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Many years ago I responded to a fire in a steel silo. It was constructed of thick (3\8" IIRC) plates rivetted together like a ship's...
Apr 5, 2025
torch
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Hydraulic Question
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It's built into the control valve set. The backhoe controls have internal passages to route the flow in the bank of spool valves...
Apr 3, 2025
torch
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Kubota B6000 Aux Hydraulics
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On the B7100, one has to chain the lift arms up when using the under-seat diverter valve. At least, if a 3ph implement is installed...
Apr 2, 2025
torch
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Pros and cons of snow removal options
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If there is one, I'd love to hear about it for the same reasons. I've tried the toothed bucket. I tried the roto-tiller. No Joy. The...
Mar 17, 2025
torch
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Backhoe on a BX2380?
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That explains why people thought the brackets were welded to the tractor at the factory.
Mar 15, 2025
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Yes , the brackets removed from the 23S were heavily reinforced. The rear part of the 2380 frame had to be removed (also bolted on) and...
Mar 15, 2025
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I am new here and don't want to step on anyone's toes with this reply, but I just bought a wrecked BX23S with a good BT603 backhoe and...
Mar 15, 2025
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loader arms lift *very* slowly
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Another possibility is the internal layer of the return hose may have collapsed or torn, blocking flow in one direction.
Mar 15, 2025
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