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Taaa daaaahhhhh. If it fits, it ships! It’s a tight fit, but it certainly did. Many thanks to RKidd and Eipo for making this thread the success that it is. I would not have put this together without the detailed information that was provided! as you can see in the photos, my install is...

Ok. Just about done. I Found what appeared to be a usable 14mm x #6 JIC banjo, but it was waaaaayyyy too small to try to bore out. Rather than order another one like Eipo used, I decided to modify what I had. I cut apart the long banjo tube from the 3rd function kit that feeds the 3PH and...

My flail is a WoodMaxx. I bought it used, so unsure of the driveshaft origin. Whatever it is, it works perfectly. Lucked out that it was only an inch shorter than I would have cut it... If the tiller shaft needs to be shorter than the mower shaft,‘I’ll swap them around so they can both be...

It may only be a requirement for commercially plated loads on your area. I know that all rules are not equal in my state for commercial vs. civilian. Not saying one is right or wrong, but I do not need to place straps over my implements if I’m transporting non-commercially. I do, but it’s...

You're correct. They did have the Eurocardan shafts on their site, but are out of stock. From the photos, that appears to be what I have on my flail mower. Biggest visible difference appears to be the QD type. The more expensive shafts have the slip collar style, where the cheaper ones are the...

I realize that not all shaft material may be created equally. I also realize that many of the ”high-end” OEM parts are likely just as cheaply manufactured as some aftermarket items. My thought here is that this shaft will be in the 24-30” range. The operating angle will be within the...

Evenin’ Fellas, A good friend of mine has had a tiller that I’ve been eyeballing for several months now. A Land Pride RTA 1558. Nice heavy unit that can be shifted to the right as far as you’d ever want to go. He came across an RTR 1558 (reverse rotation) at an auction, but it was...

I did! I’ve had it for several weeks now. Unfortunately, I dawdled around in ordering hydraulic valve and other necessary parts do I can put it to work. Cylinder is all ready to roll. I’ve got my valve stack assembled, painted, and ready to go. I measured hoses yesterday and will have them...

Orange tractor. Yellow rake Yellow flail. Orange grader/scraper. Black grapple. Tan tiller. Black forks. Hoping for dog-wiener pink if I ever live somewhere that requires a snowblower...

When I took delivery of mine, there were a few items that needed corrected, and most of them were easier to deal with myself than hassle with sending it back. However, there were a few items that I wouldn’t take on. Such as the dealer-installed hose routing for the grapple. The hose routing...

From a neutral point of view, so take it as you will: Things happen. Is the dealer making it right by completing the job? Not saying it’s cool that it wasn’t right the first time... I think it would be appropriate to give the dealer an option to replace the machine or to acknowledge, in...

Good answer. Thank you. I agree that the new forum is much better than the old. I’m able to navigate it fine this way, but was nice to have all of the forums lumped together... It’s all good!

I’d agree that the web style is superior when on a laptop. Tap is a good mobile format once you get the hang of it. Tap still works the same for my other forums, but OTT is no longer compatible.

Some time ago, OTT quit working for me on Tap a Talk. I had to delete it from my feed, and am not able to reload it. Is it no longer available via Tap? It’s simpler for me when on the phone...

Whatcha have for lunch? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If I already had a box blade, I’d be looking for a rake! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hit the scale yesterday. Total trailer weight, as loaded in photo, is 7,600#. 6,950# on the axles, and 650# on the jack. Towed really well, but when I reloaded for my return trip, I parked the tractor forward about 8” further. Didn’t hit the scale, but it made a difference in handling for...

Specs on mine: PJ trailer, Model CE 7’ wide deck between fenders, 20’ long. 5” channel frame. 5,200# axles, brakes on both. Pine 2x deck with steel strap over the ends of the boards to keep twisting down. The ramps have “knees” under them to support the back of the trailer when loading...

Not exactly an implement, but I’ve been wanting a decent flatbed to haul things with for a while now. I had kicked myself for selling my 16’ 7,000# car hauler a few years ago, but no more. I ordered this in early March, and was told their standard lead time was 4 weeks. It finally showed up...

I wish I could order something and only take a month! On March 12th, I ordered a new PJ 20’ 10K# flatbed to haul my B2650. Initial report was a 4-week lead time. It’s 9 weeks since I ordered it right now. I’m told it’s done and shipping out. Hope to have it before the 10 week mark...