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Yikes man. :oops: Glad you are still here to be able to write about it. Get well.

I'm pretty sure that if you were to use his hoe (from an L series) his would have the extra seat. In that case, you'd need the subframe for an LX with the extensions for a cabbed model. There are also two separate types of backhoe control sticks. The extra seat version uses short-straight...

Did some ditch mucking and stump pulling this weekend... Start While I was mucking it out, I decided to R&R the existing concrete pipe since it sat about 5 inches too high :rolleyes: Here we go...concrete pipe was heavy...6 foot sections at 15" inside diam. oh, these two have to...

I got a free 5 gallon pail of hydraulic fluid for the mini by the big K as well. But you get the better deal. Mine only ran me $52K...for the machine to get it (free can of oil under warranty repair) :( you're the winner.

The I6 hurricanes have been out for a couple of years now available in the MOPAR suv's. I'd be interested in taking one for a drive. To me, that combination (I6) would make for a decent pulling truck. My 6.4 hemi sounds great, but that's about it. They are detuned in cab/chassis trucks like...

I think you may have mistaken Frieds post. The loaders on Kubota TLBs are "permanently attached", the backhoes however are removable just the same as any other backhoe attachment on the other tractors. They also have a PTO. ;)

My two go -to's are Sig P365 and Sig P938. If you like the 1911 style in 9 mm carry, check out the Sig 938. Mine has been flawless for many years. Trjicon night sights 6, 7 and 12 round mags...good to go. They come in all kinds of flavors. Top one is P365 Bottom P938 Both roughly same...

Looks like a baby Black Racer to me.

Great job and use of "deadman" anchors. I see so many walls that fail without them.

Did some digging yesterday for a repeat client. His side "yard" was severely back pitched towards the house and quite messy too. I didn't get a "before" pic, but it was quite a disaster. All in all, I probably pulled out 20 yards of soil to get it graded away from the house. Had to be a bit...

Happy Birthday to my favorite grandmother. Born 7/1/1906. Pic taken 3/11/2006. Miss you Mutti.

Thank You! Some of the posters seem to have forgotten that this is a "Daily Chuckle" thread which I really enjoy. There are a few posters that appear to want to turn it into something that it shouldn't be. Knock it off already. :mad:

I had an issue with one swing cylinder (swinging left). It was slow and "felt" weak as a result. Issue was in the heim joint. Linkage had some slop and wasn't positioned correctly. All I'm saying here is for OP to check those connections first and move on from there. It's rather simple to...

Perception.

I'd suggest that you first start by pulling the cover and visibly checking the control linkages. They can get loose and misaligned. If they do, they can act as you described (with limited power).

ha, we posted at the same time

Edit: Ammoteur...

Wait. "Between the piston and swing rod"...do you mean on the outside of the cylinder rod? If that is the case, then no. They are stops for paint during assembly.

Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar. replacing the overgrown birch

Did a landscaping refresh at my place this weekend (hot as h3ll). Transplanted some large shrubs, removed 2 beautiful hemlocks and a very large river birch (all had outgrown their space). Got rid of the last of the mulch and replaced it with 6 yards of decorative stone. The shot below was of me...