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I have had NO contact from my dealer since I last posted on this thread. I was told at the time that they would not provide me with the hydraulic line so that I could replace it myself. That it could only be done at the dealer, and they would do it when they were in the area. Normally I would...

If you are talking about cutting cookies, any guy with a sawmill could cut them in short order. If you wanted small flat boards, that same sawmill may turn you away as most sawmills are not setup to cut anything much shorter than 3-4 feet long. It can be done, but it’s much more involved. If...

First thing I do with a new pair of Carhartts is cut the hammer loop off. In the past I’ve caught it on too many things that have caused problems, and not once have I ever had a hammer in one so off they come.

I don’t know what a gallon jug of Super UDT2 will cost you, but just yesterday I picked up a 5 gallon pail of it at my dealer for $140.00 Up $15.00 from the last time about two years ago.

I have had the King Kutter dump trailer for about a year and a half. It takes 31 pumps of the handle to fully raise the box. The hand pump lasted about 8 months before I decided to upgrade to a 12v battery operated pump. I also use a tag axle, as the suspension of the ATV can’t handle the...

I checked my past Amazon orders, and this is the one I put on the front end. It was 32” wide. https://a.co/d/f6Nvznu

I had the same problem with not being able to see the fluid on the yellow stick. Another member on this site recommended scuffing the end of the dipstick with sandpaper. Problem solved. Did it to both the transmission and front axle dipsticks.

Make sure you check all your fluids, as the dealer may not have topped off the front axle, or transmission. Mine were both low, and the dealer was nice enough to send me a gallon of UDT2.

Yup, it was August 5th 1967. My sister and I went to see The Monkees in St Paul. I was 11, and my sister was 12, and we went unescorted 😱😱. Dad dropped us off, and we were told to wait in the same spot when the concert was over to pick us up. We sat in the nose bleed section, and once they...

Even if everything is lubed and done correctly, I find installing the pto on my wood chipper a pita. I’m just barely strong enough to hold the shaft in position, push the button and have the splines line up with each other. It doesn’t help that I have a quick hitch on my 3 pt. It just seams to...

All of my equipment is different than yours, but my grapple will lose its grip over time. If I carry anything for a distance I have to touch the close button every so often to get a better bite. I’ve never dropped a load because of it, it’s just something I have learned to watch for.

Just used mine again the other day. Had taken the grapple off to use the forks, and by the time I got back to putting the grapple on, the sun had moved enough so the grapple wasn’t in the shade. It pressurized the hoses to the point I had to pull out my tool to relieve the pressure.

I think tractors are like sawmills, any sawyer that says he hasn’t sawed into his backstop is stretching the truth. I have the same thing happen on my tractor, you think you have enough room, but you’re not quite sure, but you go ahead anyway. Then oops😱, and then you wonder why you didn’t...

Not if you have a cabbed B2650, then you have no choice, you get one seat for the b77 and one inside the cab with no way to operate the b77 from inside the cab

Not leaving anytime soon

All OEM from the dealer I bought the tractor from. Too much invested to second guess using anything else.

David, I’m a firm believer in your product. Just so happened I put them back on my B2650HSDC just this morning as it was only 8 degrees out when I went out to blow snow for the day. Kept me warm and toasty, and kept my engine at three bars the whole time.

Take the air snorkel off the air cleaner box, and it will help keep the intake of snow to a minimum. Also lookup Birddogger on this forum and get a set of custom bras for the front end of your new toy. It will keep your ride warmer, and keep the snow from going under the bonnet.

The connector for the rear lights is already there under the dash cowling taped up on the left hand side near the windshield. It looks just like the connector that runs the front work lights. You do not need to remove the headliner to do the wiring. You also do not need to remove the...

You won’t be disappointed with the WC68, and it will handle even the maximum size material if you remember to slow the infeed roller speed accordingly. My pto hp is only 19.5 and have had only one time where I stalled the tractor, and it was my fault for not slowing down the feed. And as...