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My driveway is concrete and is starting to disintegrate pretty bad close to the road. It's starting to crack in quite a few spots. It would cost me a fortune to have someone tear it out and dispose of it. I thought the same thing with asphalt over it but I spoke to a couple companies and the...

Shhh🤫 .. best "work" of your life. just in case his wife is reading.

I knew it was the ol timers holding out! 😁 We did away with ours 10 years ago, I'll be glad when the neighbors down the road get rid of theirs.. I'll get rid of that half busted open leaning tower of a junction box at the edge of my property. Most you see are mowed over and don't look...

Nice outfit!.. man that's a tuff one! Would you cut the right side with the access too, I would think cutting and re- figgering and welding would be Big money unless you were doing it. What about a bigger Tractor?😎

I'm no electrician.. not even close but..There's no doubt when or if this ever takes off.. the electric companies will be over whelmed with Power Outages!

Yes I had the same problem with my lil BX but some implements like the 500lb + bb can be tough to move on rough ground. As 85Hokie said get one side on and pry the implements over enough to get other side on. A couple times of that and you'll for sure have that QH!

We have not got our first snow here yet, seems to be slowing down each year. BXHoosier.. are you planning on some type of inner latches on the upper doors once you are seated in the cab? Just wondering and first thought as most would have.. when and if opening a door in Windy conditions are you...

I had.. have this same problem with my 2680. I tried everything mentioned above other than taking the loader loose from the frame. I leveled the loader arms in different positions, leveled bucket, took bucket off and lowered arms to floor. It's in the loader frame I think! If I put pressure...

I purchased some of the lower cost ones, not too cheap but not the name brand. If I were doing what you want them for I think I would splurge. I still have not put mine on still debating, if I was going to put duals on I would definitely do both sides. Good Luck and be safe!

I slid a couple suitcase weights on my rear blade for ballast, should work fine for down pressure.

Oh and good luck OP, I hope this works out well for you. I couldn't imagine spending that kind of money and this happening. Keep your head up!

I'm glad you responded to this because I forgot by the time I read through the rest of the post's. From what I have read "ON HERE" ott, that fuel stays good for quite some time. I'm hoping so because what's in my tractor has been in there for a while and have another 5 gallons waiting to go in...

That will look good.. looks like you had a good plan so I'm sure the rear panel will come out just as nice. Here on the far west side of Indy we got a pretty good amount but just the one. I'm hoping we don't get any this year!

Looks good can't wait to see it painted up!

Starts and shuts off sounds like fuel starvation.. ?

Got tools?

Haven't tried it yet, it may also be dried up. bear I'm not sure what they sell for, tell your dealer you want them to-pick up your tractor for touch up.. they'll gladly give you some. 😁

Wish I'd of known about OTT when I had my B7510, no problems with it just admire all the knowledge on here. I was on my own back then!😳

I got one from the dealer because mine had a couple chips.. free of charge.

Big tractor.. Big fuel intake!😁