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And "aimed" towards a road no less.

I think I would be close to telling the dealer, either they can replace or J.D. can replace it.

Well worth the money. A hyd top link would make them even better. But it is easy to spend other peoples money.

Nicely done.

Sounds like a fuel starvation issue to me. I am guessing your dealer has gone through the fuel system.

Well that was awesome. Loved it.

I am inclined to get them. Then either trade or sell them towards a set of pallet forks. You will not be out any or very little money, and they are better than nothing.

It's probably as good as any, and the price is right. Mine is a "Red Rock", and it stands up to my 6060. Mine came with that "Y" adapter, so I can connect the top to my non quick hitch implements. It's a bit of a pain, but still better than taking off the quick hitch.

the one I got, required the adapters. So I just bend some 1/4 x 1 flat bar into u's and welded them into the lower hooks. Now my cat one stuff fits without any adapters.

I got mine from princess auto. Different brand name, but same thing. On sale for 266 tax in.

The other cyls work harder to keep the engine running, this raises the cyl temps, which warms the engine faster. The engine does run rougher, which is the change in sound we are hearing.

I am wondering if a couple of the injectors are turning off, to make the engine warm up faster ? It is a common feature with electronically controlled engines.

My L6060 does the same thing, and it is at low idle.

Those replaceable cutters are what the "Howees machine shop" guy was using.

#3 sure hits home. I had a couple of neighbors like that. Once I started saying no to their never ending requests, Amazingly they stopped coming round. (y) (y)

Maybe not, ( mounting to cutter upside down). I watch a u - tube channel called Howees machine shop. He just did a short video about running a lathe in reverse with the cutter in normal. It seemed to work, it did chip the cutter a bit, but not as bad as he thought it would. It's a interesting...

Can you run your lathe in reverse ?

Interesting. I never knew Grove made tractor implements. I only knew them as a crane company. Fun Fact. JLG are the initials of the founder of Grove Cranes, John Landis Grove.