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Just an FYI..... I fixed up a batch of his Beef Chimichangas the other night. Between the wife and I there weren't any leftovers when we got done! His recipes ain't doin my diet any good. Regards,

Thanks for the tip, Ray. I'll keep it in mind next time I need to feed my MIG welder. Regards,

D2, Which flyer was that in? I can't seem to find it in any of their current ads. Regards Never mind, i found your link in the 'Off Topic' and it appears Rural King has pulled it. Thanks anyway.

Bap, I can assure you that the sign is quite real and not photoshopped. I took that crappy picture. That being said, I highly suspect its authenticity. That sign hangs outside the Fudge Factory in Uranus, MO! After you've finished cleaning your monitor, Google it. It really does exist...

File this one under 'Sad but True';)

Bearbait, Thanks! I’ll try and remember to post some pics and observations this fall when I reinstall. Regards

Jajiu, Give that wing time to heal up right. Don't try to push the recovery time and end up with long term problems. We're not getting any younger and the recovery times seem to take longer. Hope everything works out. Regards,

Are you talking the cap style? I've always used a large pair of channel locks if I couldn't break them loose by hand. Seems to work fine for me.

Going Topless Well, at least the tractor is now. I pulled the cab off and thought I'd share my experience with those following my build. The Good: Everything disconnected as planned; water, electric to panel and hazard lights. Foam and LDPE filler strips also were removed without incident...

Hey, don't blame me:D I'm waiting until sometime next month before I take my cab off.... PS: thanks for your help with my cab heater!

Can you?? Shoot, you can do anything at least once! First, I'd be finding out what temp your hyd lines are running. And, verify the insulation on the wire is rated at least that high. And, it were me, I'd be running your wiring in some form of wire loom and not tie the wire directly to your...

Outstanding and great attention to detail centering the diamonds. Looks like a very good investment of time and $. Well done.

Many options...….Community college class, high school shop or vo ag teacher, friend or neighbor that welds or self teach. Only problems with the last 3 are their bad habits tend to get passed along. For me, I'm mostly self taught on GMAW and GTAW. My stick welds leave a lot to be...

Interesting concept! I'm contemplating modifying my carry all frame to mount to the FEL quick attach as a cheap alternative to pallet forks for my little BX. I'll be following this build for ideas. Regards,

That's pretty neat! I did it the hard way and welded the adapter directly to the bottom plate, but only spent $10.:D...

FYI I recently bought a couple small hoses for my rear blade from https://www.discounthydraulichose.com/ They have an on-line custom hose configurator if you know what you're looking for. Prices were reasonable, shipping a little pricey for me. Overall cost was considerably less than...

PHPaul, I would suspect you could find one a whole lot cheaper on Amazon or Fleabay. I didn't pay that for my pantograph arm assembly. Glad its not the motor assembly. Regards.

it goes thru the tubing frame. Well, actually more like a frame extension welded to the frame. See attached

Reason i think wiper arm may be best case is i doubt you can find the small replacement parts (spur gear, drive pin) for sale. Hoping for the best. Yea, and, no good deed goes unpunished!

Reamer, looking good! Chim, Credit Tinkerwitheverything for the pivot off the back idea. I liked it so i borrowed it for mine. That's how I was able to install and remove my cab by myself during construction. 4 wheel cart at the appropriate height. Sorry I don't have a pic but, attached is...