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That sucks. But you're not the first. I've seen this before. Did you start to swing with the lock in place??? Or possibly hit something with the hoe when turning? I believe that may be what you hear from your dealer...I hope not.

PowRmole job with the tractor today. All went fine. not many interesting pics... Ready broken fitting 30' of new pipe pulled with the powrmole. It pulled hard against the trench wall. I think it was trying to get thru the foundation wall of the house addition. The thing is with this...

part DUX... thought it would be just a few hors...nope...all day event. U-27 did a great job for me again. We already got another google 5-star review. We like those. dig pipe time for backfill that's a wrap. tomorrow will be a powrmole job with the tractor/backhoe.

day one of two day sewer line replacement... Dig: Eclipse...and digging under the eave of the roof was all that much fun. backfill/rough grade...will smooth it off tomorrow.. and the best shot of the day...my friend's son loading me up withy another load of stone... :ROFLMAO: back...

Drove a friend to get a steroid injection. I figured I'd stop in at the local kubota dealership to kill some time...walked out with service filters for the B2650...wallet $100+ lighter. :( Inquired about a debris rake and ripper for the U-27. Can't wait to see what those will run.

I tried that route...he wouldn't go for it. Now he wants me to come back and dig out around his pond perimeter...we'll see about that.

did a brush and stump clearing job with the mini-ex on saturday for a client nearby. Pulled out 4 dump truck loads of junk. While dumping the second load at my burn pile, my fuel gage on the Ram went to "E". While investigating the cause (dump body in raised position), I lightly grabbed the fuel...

I couldn't agree more! (y)

here's all I do..if I happen to have a boxblade on instead, I just go right over the top of the boxblade to anchor that down as well. Gotta remember, most of our tractors are way under the 10K limit which carries some more DOT requirements...

NIW summed it up nicely. You could simply add a clevis to the drawbar and run a chain thru it and anchor it behind that point on both sides of the trailer. I'd also suggest that you use 5/16" grade 70 chain instead of that 3/8". That chain that you show in the image is just too heavy to work...

Congrats RCW. Enjoy it. I'm not far behind you...struggle with that decision every day...should I...Or shouldn't I? In my case (been working from a home office for 24 years) it's just too easy to keep doing what I'm doing with a healthy salary and my side gig as well. I've been wishing for...

That's why I keep recommending the Speeco E-hitch. No bushings needed! 🤷‍♂️

Hell was the perfect place to store them. I can remember working on the POS cars. Total junk.

It's gone. I knew I should've jumped on it last week.

Not sure. But, amazon probably does as well.

What say you about a used 60" Del Morino finish mower? Looks to be in good shape available locally for $1,200. I see new Titan mowers available for approx $1,600 in a 60". Which would you choose?

Which? The ford rear blade or the quick hitch? ;)

OP- take a look at the Speeco E-hitch. True Cat 1. Very little movement in the bottom cradles. The E-hitch can be had for somewhere around $225. Mine has worked great. Bottom hook top hook

Cute pup. I'm really missing mine :(

Honestly, not really. We found an old/broken drain line right next to it (broken right where the hole in the cast iron pipe was found). Maybe the old drain line (looked to be like that thin black ABS stuff) caused the cast to sink a tad and belly? I was expecting to find root intrusion since...