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Mine were $500 for 2 sets, went to the local hydraulic shop and they were $200 for 2 sets.

My ponds take significant filtering because water is limited, if cleaner water is available to flush with then just the pump and power to do weekly should work, just need to dig a hole at the best location and put in appropriately sized pipe, 1" sounds ok for yours, but bigger is always better...

Two different ponds I have put in, one 65' x 65', next 40' x 40'.

Pictures?

A lot of hard hours going to put on your tractor, use the right tool for the job. Sounds like busy work, most roads need to be raised not lowered, you never answered why this needed to be done?

Yes, any loader work it is best to have the BH on. I love being able to use my rear angle blade, rake and brush hog.

Yes you will probably need more weight, but I would try it first, hate to be dragging that extra weight around if you didn't have to.

I have owned a full size and a L47, I love the L47, size, power, and 3pt but there is no comparison for HP and lbs. If you're not widening the trails, then the L47 is the best you're going to do.

2014 Prius, new head gasket, pistons and rings. At least $2000 saved. Yes, it can be done without removing the engine.

No James P., you're not communicating with us, you said FRONT screen, is it your right-side screen?

Shovel, as long as you have dirt, I was a Firefighter for over 38 years.

Yes my front screen is blank also but the right side one works great, does yours? I'm James P. also in Cali, where you at in Cali.

People still believe their lies, that's why Satan does so well. People are stupid.

A Stihl coil never goes bad? Changed out my neighbors 6 months ago.

How big of rocks are you looking at? Landscape rakes work up to 6" all depending.

HF has them for cheap, but between the hard suction and how far the discharge hose is going will be the additional cost. Had my 2" for 15 years and it still works great, 100gpm.

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Tractor Supply premium is much cheaper than that. Like $75 for 5 gallons.

I am not familiar with your specific tractor, you may have to manufacture it to fit/cut the pto drive shaft, I would first get yours to new specs, it looks like you could be missing some parts and the strain you will put on it will be very bad if you break some casting.

I have used both, if you're going to be doing many holes get the 3pt/tractor one, easier on the body but not cheaper, if you're doing hard ground/clay let it soak and use some penetrant, I tried pounding it up and down and just bent my teeth, had to pound them back and weld them stronger. Soft...