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I am not a fan of "twisting" my loader arms, so I use one of these to pull stumps. Works great!

How sloped? I have a friend who's driveway is so sloped that I have had to put my truck in 4WD to get up it sometimes. But his neighbors only rises about 2 feet over the entire 200' length. Big difference.

I don't put enough hours on my machines to worry about the 'cost savings", nor do I have enough time/interest to research the difference between oils, greases, or hydraulic fluids. Kubota has already done the research and testing for me, so SUDT2 and Kubota filters it is. Now if we are talking...

I have their "quick disconnect" link and "ripper tooth" for my 77 and have been very happy with them both. A skinny bucket seems like a good idea, but I have heard that they "plug up" easily in clay, so that might be a consideration.

Can you expand on this? Not sure what it means to "struggle'.

Dear OP, Trust Dan. He knows his sh!t. Unless you are some type of "hydraulics Guru" that really knows whats up, you are much better buying one ...... Or, putting the DPOCV elsewhere (just as Dan advised me to do).....but I did not listen, and I should have. here is my saga...

I fixed it for ya!(y) It won't be long before AI figures out how to replace us..... just sayin;)

On my tractor I have 3'ish years on it, and it shows no sign of getting weak. I have a maintainer, but I'll be damned if I can remember to plug it in. :mad: I have always had the best luck with "factory batteries" . I'm not sure what the difference is, but I have always gotten 7-8 years from...

Hahahahah.....now thats a good use of "resources" Looks like it was put together using old "bed frames"......love it!

Thanks. I liked it a lot when we moved there, but my life/views/hobbies have changed a lot in the 25 years we have been there. I'm looking forward to the "OK" from SWMBO, for the "lets move" signal. 😉

Yep, it is. (y)

Lucky people for sure!!!!! I always wanted to land on, and take off from a carrier.

I would invest in a good "strap wrench" if there is room to use it...

I have 2 of these Lincolns that I have been happy with for automotive greasing. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002NYDZ8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I have only had them for about 2 years but they have worked well thus far and seem well built. My main "go to" is my...

I was thinking about doing that with a Chi-Com caliper set. I was just thinking that it might be nice/look better to have it all in one set up. Still "kicking it around'. I am going to "seriously" look online today for one. Hahaha...Your "handle" certainly suggests that you are much better...

+1 Swing by any Auto shop and I'm sure they will load you up. Maybe try a specialty "truck repair shop" ?

What were you doing at the time? My 2501 did the exact same thing one time, and it ended up that a stick knocked off my filter bowl. I had no idea what happened until I was walking back to the shop and saw my fuel bowl laying on the ground.

What does the plastic liner do? And yes I plan to strip it down to "parade rest" before moving it.

I have been looking around a little and I have decided to add a DRO to the new "hobby lathe". I found a SINO 2 axis on Aliexpress for about 80-150 bucks. However I was thinking about getting a 3 axis and adapting the 3rd axis to the tailstock somehow. The cost difference between the two and...

Thanks guys! Its a 2 hp......Not a "beast" by any measure, but it's 4 times the hp of my current Craftsman and 8X my Chi-Com mini... Yep, Shop Fox.....I'm not sure if Grizzly makes/made them, but I am 99% positive it is a "re-branded Grizzly" Not my "forever lathe" but a 'temporary...