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I made a set of forks out of 2x4's and steel that clamp on for virtually no cost or labor. sorry no pic right now, maybe later. They work great for moving logs. I also have a used set of forks from work that I want to fab up someday.

The dealer had left mine outside and the hood faded. When it warms up, I'll try the recolor out.

Has any one tried this? My hood has faded, and "Santa" put some in my stocking. I will post pics when I try it. Just waiting on warmer days. Please post pics if you have used it.

Auto glass distribution center Supervisor, been there 26 yr's. Been a cook, machine operator, sales clerk, etc. I'm tired, really tired...

Great, I knew someone here could help. I was thinking I pushed them up and latched them somehow manually for some reason. thanks again.

After I remove the deck, I would raise the arms that attach to it. Now I can't remember how I lock them in the up position so they don't hang down underneath all winter. Any thought's? Thanks for any help.

I understand, I think, a 4' is best 5' pushing it. (weeds and grass, no small trees, etc,) I have a BX 2670. Anyone using a 5' brush hog on a 2670 or close size?

Yup. Been bitten myself.

Took the deck off and washed the BX. My advice, never get your deck (MMM) wet. I also have a 44 yr old AC 314 with the original deck. Never been wet. Water can lay on them and rust holes.

Ok got the video to load right. I made a couple just grinding steel or an old file. Normally I throw knives. At the 1:50 ish mark is one I made. I'm knifethrower99 on you tube if you would like to see more. I had a 5 yr streak of never missing a day throwing until July 4 2015, I forgot that...

I keep my heavy generator in the house. Would like to use clamp on forks and a pallet to lower generator out the door and down over a few steps when needed. I dont want to remove the pirannah bar though. Using a ramp I built is a bear to pull generator back up to put it away. Thanks for input.

Next week I'm on vacation. Heading to Las Vegas. The two dogs will be locked up at the kennel. BUT... my tractor will be parked for a week.... I don't know if it can sit still that long. Neighbors won't know what to think without hearing that diesel purr as they try to rest or watch TV. They may...

I moved gravel for two hours Monday, not one scratch on the PTB. I havent seen a pic yet showing any damage to one.

I know. I know. Just like my shorts.

Yeah, it was more of a nibble. Now that it has a taste for blood, I know it will be lurking, just waiting on a chance to get at me again.

While trimming bushes, one wrong move cost me a little skin.

Re: 3pt back question I have a AC 314 I made a pallet lift for to haul fire wood in. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpL25h7N3NY

I let my neighbor try my BX out. While mowing at 3000 RPM's, he backed up, then stomped it forward. I looked up just in time to see him pulling a wheelie. So, although I haven't been on two wheels, my BX and neighbor have.:eek:

Re: Strange prove that is hard to describe with my bx. My 2670 does that if I'm leaning left on a hill. Lean right and no problem.

Used the PTB 2 hr's yesterday. It tore the ground up. Very good investment.