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saw on another forum one time that someone slipped some pvc pipe in the hole in the loader frame connecting the two loader arms. PVC pipe with screw on caps.

since you already have a QA i wouldn't waste my time or money on clamp on forks, especially 4000lb capacity. You're not going to get anywhere remotely close to that capacity. I'd suggest pallet forks with QA instead. This may not be the suggestion you were looking for...

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Nice rig. Where did you get the street pads for the hoe? Looking for a reasonably priced set for my BH77.

good deal. They are very useful to have and take up very little room.

Got 8 trees dropped and cut up today with high temp of 15. Finally got to use the new 42" pellet forks on the B2650 for the logs and brush. Worked great! All 8 trees done in approx 3.5 hours. That would've taken twice as long with my old BX23. It was a great day. The dog sure was cold out there...

I was told the same thing as well. I had two dealers tell me they wouldn't sell me a B3350, and they had several sitting on their lots...maybe an L2501 would suit you needs?

not sure if you missed it but, the OP already stated he was buying a new one instead. So, I believe the additional financial advice is moot. Congrats OP. I think you made a wise choice too. Enjoy it.

just got notice that Titan is offering 10% off. No, they aren't the greatest quality but for light duty under 2,000 lbs, they should be fine. Free shipping too. just thought I'd mention it.

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Same here. happens on both my old machine and the new one. I also just got into the habit of using a ratchet strap hooked between the two stabilizer arms (so that they would simply pull against each other and not go anywhere). I do this for long term storage.

keep in mind that new ones may come with 0 percent if that matters to you. I recently looked at a used B2650. The price was only about 2K less than if I went new. No brainer for me. With 0% (if they are still offering it, and discounted implements) it may be an easier pill to swallow...

I just picked up a set of these...not too heavy and they have a 2" receiver built into the frame...I paid less than they are currently listed for. Check around, they seem to offer sales all the time. The forks themselves are pretty heavy duty, so, you will lose some lifting power...

I have an older ATI toothbar leftover from my BX23. It has approx 6 very heavy duty tines however it's only for a 4ft bucket. Was thinking of cutting it and adding some steel to lengthen it to fit the new machine. I'm wondering if a new PTB would be a better option? The ATI bar that I have is...

is it possible that your dealer checked the antifreeze in the overflow bottle and you checked it in the radiator? Seems like many people just check it from the overflow as it's easier to do. If the overflow was topped off with straight antifreeze, the measurement will likely not be the same.

1) you are correct. You just don't want to try operating the 3pt hitch while the hoe is connected. 2) those valves can be tough to turn sometimes if it's anything like the two machines I've had. Spray the threaded rod where it goes into the rear with penetrating oil and see if it will turn (are...

Congrats Man.

I just left the pigtail (battery tender JR.) run out between the hood and the frame instead of trying to wire all that stuff into the tractor. Just keep it simple.

Saw your video last night. Looks like you're back in business.

This thread made me check mine today...5 balls floating...should be good to -35