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Did you use the diff lock?

Marshmallows give a softer ride.

Reminds me of "The Far Side".

Not sure, they were pics I copied off the web. The third one I built, and because the B670 hoe is considerably lighter/weaker then more modern stuff, it attaches with a chain & loader binder to the tractor's hitch, to spread the load.

Oh No Mr Lil Foot!

I like "roll" technique with the winch! I will file that away for future use. (y)

Bought a manual through eboy and found these folks: https://ozarktoolmanuals.com/ The manual I bought is a high quality reproduction, not just a stack of xeroxed pages. Pretty amazing selection of metal and wood working machine manuals, and metal and wood working how to books. (y)

Gonna miss ya buddy!

I run a full size Optima red top in Lil Foot, and it is 15+ years old, stays hooked to an Optima charger/maintainer. I run a full size Optima blue top in my Rhino, and it is 13+ years old, stays hooked to an Optima charger/maintainer. I probably average 7+ years in other vehicles with various...

Don't know the specifics of your loader, or what might cross over, but I have dealt with these folks when looking for a somewhat rare backhoe bucket. This link shows results for "Kubota loader bucket" Maybe something from another manufacturer would fit...

Learned something new today, thanks!

Me too. I have worked with many folks whose first language was not english, and their translations and syntax was sometimes hard to follow. But I am stumped. 😕

Nice wheels!

Oh, nice neighborhood also. (y)

If I remember right, my folding shop crane moved it pretty well (stable) when slung as shown below, and gave lots of easy "wiggle" when trying to line up the holes to bolt the base legs back on. Mine doesn't have flood coolant, but I sealed the machine-to-chip pan interface with RTV, because...

Should be 1 5/8".

Chucks & stuff are heavy, door is small and at an awkward level, plastic just makes it easier to slide stuff out to the front. A lot of stiction without it. Mine was made from one of those large "wet floor" A frame signs that blew out of a truck on the freeway.

Nice pick up. Virtually identical to my Birmingham, slight differences in electrical button layout, headstock end cover, and work light. See if you can find a thin sheet of slippery hard plastic to line the shelves in the base column cabinets. If you store the chucks, faceplate, steady &...