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Same here.^^ You also might consider chains if you have to deal with ice much. One part of my driveway is too slippery for me to plow with bare R4 tires without chains, if it is icy, or if slippery due to snow starting to melt.

Where does the Barn get its power from? Mine is fed from the house, so I plug the heater in and trip the feed breaker, and re-close the breaker when I want to heat the engine. Might not work for you though.

My B2910 is on the small side I think. Two functions on the loader has never been an issue. Can’t speak on the BX size though. M9000 is in a different category for sure.

Perhaps so...but you get a huge attaboy anyway!

Flip banned? News to me. Where did you turn this up? I’m always the last to know,,,I’ve learned to live with it though...

Actually it was eserv I was thinking of... :mad: red face is embarrassed, not angry!

Actually that thread was one where I posted a similar question. If you check out the following link you may find what you need. The L2501 is listed in one of the postings. Here is the link: https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/tractor-wheel-database-somewhere.48118/ Hope the...

Just remembered there was another thread here that was related, and I think Lugbolt posted a chart that listed the bolt circle diameter for a number of tractors, including L models, and it included other details. If I happened to watch that thread I will post the link. Maybe someone else...

If you have the ability to make the spacers, do you not have the ability to measure the lug spacing? Bit confused here. But understand as well, as I was wondering the same thing about my B2910. Measuring the studs seems cumbersome, especially since the rears are loaded and a pain to remove if...

Point well taken! My R4s are just fine until there is mud. OR wet/soft earth on a slope. Then they turn to slicks and not a happy situation. In the end it depends on the OP's situation I suppose.

Around here they seem to insist that you put your container on the ground before filling, even with diesel fuel. Not sure how "Barrel in the truck" would work here...Suppose it might if they were not looking or did not care. Pumps do have a notice that containers must be placed on the ground...

Widening of the rear tires affects steering? Why would that be? I agree with Wolfman. Don't think so. Now if the diff lock was stuck in lock, that would certainly affect steering. How about telling us why you believe wider rear tire spacing would affect steering. Always willing to learn something.

Whoa! I though you were calling me old and tired! Was thinking I may be old, but certainly NOT tired! Then I reread your post! :ROFLMAO::LOL::ROFLMAO:

That is a great idea. I abandoned my turnbuckles, in favor of chains some years ago, because adjusting the turnbuckles was such a pain. Even using chains, it is still a pain to tighten things up. Your idea is the correct solution I think. It never occurred to me to do what you have done. Live...

Funny...two motions at once with my loader is so natural to me that I do not even know how I make it happen. BUT I think, when lifting, if I want to curl, I just mover the lever to the left or right, and it happens, either curl up or curl down. Can not remember which way does what. It just...

I guess it is all a matter of being used to snow. I have seen the same thing myself in the past when out of state somewhere. Exact location I don't remember...it has been a few decades since...

Looks very good! I recently used my bx as well for snow, and was quite happy with it. I usually use my larger tractor which feels less stable on my slopes. I take it your daughter lives elsewhere? Hard to imagine not getting our of your place with only two inches of snow, being so flat...

I am sure they will. They seem to have a good reputation. Worst case you could dispute it with your CC company if you paid by credit card, but doubt that will be necessary. Please do let us know how things work out.

I don't bet because I usually lose...but in this case I bet the OP means there is no loader on the tractor currently. Just a guess... :)

Here is that attachment point. Both sides look the same: