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Many states have similar laws, but they don't help. This seems counter-intuitive, but the real problem is not that they are looking at the phone. (Yes, that's a problem, but there is a bigger problem.) I did not believe this when I saw the first such report more than 20 years ago, but I have...

That means it's traveling at 1.32 meters per millisecond. That means an error of 1.32 meters in the length of the tubing would result in a timing error of 1 millisecond. That means an error of 13.2 centimeters would result in a timing error of 1/10 of one millisecond. I would think a...

What's the diameter and type of wood you are working with? I"m trying to gauge what kind of weight I can handle with my BX25D in that same role.

Why? What will you do with that information other than beat yourself up about it? What good will it do you to know that? Whatever that number is, you made your decision back then, and this is where you are now:

This is going to seem a bit convoluted, but hang with me. I'm assuming that your BH70 is similar in size to the backhoe on my BX25D. (Anybody chime in if you know for sure! I needed a different width bucket for it (narrower) and the cheapest one I could find was a bunch of money ($600 or so...

Hmmm. I have the BX25D and I don't think there's any real difference. I don't have a problem with mine, once I got the hang of it. Might just be a matter of getting the hang of it. You could always weld on an extension of some kind.

That would probably work. It's massive overkill, though. My trailer is only rated to 3600 lbs. A 6 ton pintle is a bit more than I need. :) That's an interesting angle to explore, though. Thank's for the tip! (y)

Thanks for the info. Maybe a drop hitch would do the job, but I have not been able to find one in a pintle hitch configuration, just ball hitches.

Anyone can always sue anyone for just about anything. Winning is another matter.

Nah, XYZ is something else. Get your wife to explain it to you.... :ROFLMAO:

There it is. See? I knew it! Sheer willpower (with a bit of steel!) (y) (y)

I have a question on that bucket bracket. I'm concerned about the receiver height. I currently use a clamp-on receiver that attaches to the bucket lip, and it does get the job done, but it's not great if I have to push a bit on a corner. It tends to slip. That bolted on bracket would be a...

I'd go with the fuse cover on that. (y)

No, that's' the beauty of that model. You can hang them on a chain and they stay there by sheer willpower! :p (It's gotta have a frame of some kind behind or above it that we can't see.)

That could be the result of a previous problem being "solved" by a previous owner by putting in a too-big fuse. That is NEVER a good thing to do. Unless you have VERY solid evidence that 10 amp is correct, I'd start right there - put in a 5 amp as the manual states. If it blows quickly, you...

Well, looking at your stump, all I'm going to say is, you got lucky. /smh/

That should have come with the antenna. Something does not look right with that setup. Like something is missing, maybe?

I don't know your machine, so I can only offer general help. You are on the right track. 50 amps through that circuit board would leave HUGE, very obvious damage. In fact, I would say it's probably not possible. Something would fry big time long before you blow the fuse. 50 amps is a LOT of...

You're wrong. :ROFLMAO:

Well, that's a pain! But I see a connector there that can be probed (a safety pin will get in there easily) to see what voltage is happening, and when. Good place to start.