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8" pipe, 6 foot long, 2- 20 foot chains with a log choker on one end and a grab hook on the other, two trailer positions (goose neck / bumper pull). 586 pounds. Works great backing filling ruts and slicking down roads. Not a lot hanging out the back when backing up in tight spaces.

My 17 year old son was using the 5" rotary cutter when the overspeed coupler failed at the PTO shaft as the shaft driven by the blades whipped around it caught his tee shirt along his back left a mark, a couple of inches higher, the piece of the coupling and "U" joint would have hit head, he'd...

Layout the orchard per recommended spacing for the type of fruit, rent a skid steer with a 30 " auger and bucket. Purchase a load of good top soil and a couple of bails of admendment ( peat moss, perlite, etc.), as others have said add water, admendment and some top soil, don't plant too deep...

If you have a infrared het gun measure the engine temperature at the engine temperature sensor and see what the temperature is, if it's 180-200 degrees that's good, if it's below then you may have a faulty thermostat.

Exactly what are you saving the brass cylinder for, your grandkids? i'd suggest installing it and get pumping. I'm fortunate one of my three wells is free flow, at 400 feet giving me 10.5 PSI (24ft.) at the well head running running 25GPM, 24/7 for the past 32 years.

I'd suggest throughtly cleaning the area above that area, including any connected lines, etc., run it for quite awhile then inspect the general area starting from the top down. If there are any hydraulic lines above wrap the fittings with toilet paper possible when the tractor is cold it may...

As always do as you feel is best, I agree a trencher is the way to go, ensure the line is sized for the task and any future needs i.e. generator. I'd also suggest installing detectable tape, it's cheap enough before you backfill.

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I top off prior to use, ckeck oil, coolant and hydraulic fluid, start the engine, top off while the engine warms up. I check the tires every couple of weeks. I've got my lug bolts and FEL bolts marked, so a quick visual will let me know if anything moved.

Sad to say I ask myself the same question. I could write a thesis on the defination of wanting and needing. I could probably justify the cost of a cardboard baler, almost everday packages arrive (USPS, Fedex,UPS, motor freight, etc. It's bad when I make a purchase from an entirely new vendor and...

Your WSM will have the correct lubricant. A good 80-90 gear oil would probaly be OK. It must have been a good size load, I'll bet it got your attention.

Consider checking at your local equipment rental companies, they sell used equipment. I paid $600.00 for 5500#, with 48 inch forks made by Arrow ( in great shape). I welded on two 3/8" grab hooks on the upmost outboard side. Whichever way you go ensure that the main top bar is machined from a...

I've had a 6' about 8 years and it does a good job, I usually subsoil first. It's better if the soil is not too dry. Adjust the rear discharge to get the disired result.

8" pipe, 6' long, concrete filled, 586 #'s, great for backing filling ruts/holes, dragging roads, chain carrier, good for bumper or goose neck trailers.

I'd suggest using metric thread restorer of the correct size, never use a tap (taps are for cutting threads), purchase a correct size, longer flange head bolt ( so as to grab additional threads) and ensure to use a new copper crush washer or a metal bonded sealing washer.

The prices aren't out of line, the hoses should last a while, you may be able to shop the wire but why you're already at the supply house. I believe with all consumables, just pay as you go. I have a problem with any supply house I enter, can you spell wanting and needing.

Sounds like the bellypain became a major headache, hope you still have some friends left.

Try pushing the FEL joystick all the way straight forward and see if it stays in that position. He kept the tractor in great shape, you'll think about him everytime you use it especially with that oversized bucket.

Wow a limb big enough to lift the front of the tractor! The limb should have left some marks in the affected area, look more closely for bent linkage or pinched hydraulic lines. Is the rotary mower /PTO disengaged when the tractor jerks?

My ballast holds two 20' 5/16" chains with a grab hook on one end a log choker hook on the other. Total weight 586#'s