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Re: What fluid can we use to fill our tires for weight? i still use antifreeze in mine and as stated suit case weights seem like the most popular weight option, i have never done fronts either not sure what the thinking is against filling them just never have:confused:

nice work;)

they almost look like they have a casting mark on them, but i know they would have crumbled by now, they are heavy enough but seem somewhat malleable to me, i'm sure it is some low-grade low carbon steel the extreme looks bullet proof, like to try it anyway:D [/IMG]

[/IMG] jeepin how are yours holding up, i have the BG-01 and they keep bending even though i try to pull inline, i have heated and straightened mine 3x now, thought about fabbing out the lower part/arms that hold the grippers, or just buying the BG-08 or grubber extreme:eek::D great tool just...

^^^ good advice and from what i have seen in my 6mo search too...i just bought an L 3400, have been looking for a used 3200 > 3800 there are not that many out there, and the ones priced decent/fair deal (like what i feel i got) will be gone in short order, now i looked at a bunch of junk that...

:eek::eek::eek: but nice recovery :D;)

:( what a blatant over-reach :mad::mad::mad:

great writeup and a nice piece to add;)

very nice;)

well in that case you should be able to tear up a bunch of real-estate;):D looking forward to pics;)

I had to have a demolition hammer drill pretty quickly, someone had decided they needed my Hilti worse than I did:mad::(, in the past several years i have reduced the number of times i'll use one to maybe 3-5 a year/versus 3-5 weekly, so I looked at HF and knowing I had to have one that day I...

welcome:D you came to the right place, what tractor did you order, slow and easy when you get it, and learn the operation, great tools but they can hurt you in a hurry and you can tear up a bunch of stuff in short order, ask away on questions, good chance somebody here will have you pointed in...

Hipower, I know the frustration, helped a friend that is 6'6" get the seat on a used BX1830 freed up, his was stuck in the second position from the front, and well he had to have some room, we tilted his seat forward, removed the seat and cut the hardware off the tracks with one of those...

i can see that being all kind of handy;)

you do what you have to and i'm betting it will hold up pretty well;)

if you can remove the seat and track together from the tilt point if your tractor has that type of assembly???and work on it upside/down perhaps:confused: but as mentioned PB Blaster and add some compressed air may help clear the track

nice job and great ingenuity ;):D

neat project, keep us updated w/pics;)

got a new seat ordered:eek:???? BTDT on an old 3000 ford w/o a loader, spooky when the right rear is turning one way and the left rear the other

looks like that will work out great, smaller footprint, ability to store out of elements, will be handy;)