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Waste line repair today...they really don't get much easier than this. I could do these 4 days/wk if I had a choice...gotta love the lines that are 3.5' deep! Dig: Problem: Repair. Ready for backfilling:

Knew a guy in college that would change his oil... while parked over a storm drain without any oil pan. what a dk. I believe that he was arrested for selling drugs in wilkes barre after he graduated.

try disconnect/reconnect the loader hydraulic lines.

I don't care who you are...that's funny! :ROFLMAO:

...Tell him what he's won, Bob! hahahahha...it's all starting to make sense to me now! Yikes! :ROFLMAO:

Dark letter to Santa (aka Panty Clause)...by a second or third grader... anyone care to guess who the author was? :unsure:

No experience with the one in your link...but...I'd be looking elsewhere for sure. Even my cheap BETSCO unit is all welded nicely. That one in your link has all the hardware thru bolted to the unit. That, just ain't gonna last very long. You may just have to open your wallet a bit wider or find...

Take a look at Bro-tek...They worked great for me. https://bro-tek.com/ The other common supplier is Bora

Here was my similar "fix"...

Ramp follies were always one of may favorite forms of entertainment at the lake. I'd sit just far enough from the dock to be able to see the spectacle...but not get wrapped up into it. Hours of free comedy...all while getting a tan. I can remember one "cool dude" with a lifted truck blaring...

One was a very tall pot smoker, the other...not so much. apparently. :ROFLMAO: No comment on the main topic of this thread other than to say that I've purchased two EA attachments for the tractor. They are of exceptional quality and I do hope that another supplier will step in to offer quality...

...or, you can simply carry the KTAC insurance if you financed...and sleep well at night.

well and line replacement today. Tough digging conditions....not a whole lot of room to work around a huge f'n tree. I almost brought the B2650 with backhoe to this one...glad I didn't. Roots were quite large. The little U-27 tore right thru them with the 12" bucket. Start: new well...

I went with 2" spacers from Bro-tek for my Rops B2650. They make very nice spacers, easy install as well. I'd say 2-2.5" for your cabbed version would be fine.

next one. only 1 pic from another sewer line job in town. Didn't go well. Need to go back with larger machine and trench boxes to make the final repair. Better to get the right machine for the job. anyway, here's a very hard working guy. Nice to see that there are still some younger guys with...

Sewer line repair today for the mini. Pretty nasty pipe separation. The 6" cleanout pipe had evidently been consuming soil, dirt rocks etc for some time. Just look at the rock landscaping wall. That tells the story. Start That doesn't look right to me... dig man eating serpent...

I sent her the measurements/photos after speaking with them. I just got their response now. They tell me that they don't have anything that will fit my seat. Oh well. I'll look elsewhere.

Thanks for the info. I still can't find anything on line that appears to fit. I plan on contacting durafit this week. I'm hoping that if I just give them the Grammer seat model they should be able to tell me which style to use.

I'm wondering if this would fit my mini? I've been searching for a seat cover for it and can't find anything that crosses the Grammer seat number (likely because the Grammer seat is European?) Would you be able to grab a couple of measurements from your seat to see if they are close to mine...

Ha. Yep. I doubt we'll ever see them again at the price point you got them for Kevin. I ordered 2 of the smaller ones ($49) for securing the mini buckets and forks to the trailer. Also picked up some of their "locks". Overpaid for them, but we'll see if they work well.