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That's called The Fire Hydrant effect.

That looks pretty decent for the price. A combo carry-all/ballast box. You could even fashion it to be dump box, with some fabbing and a hydro cylinder.

Good thing to mention. Added to my OP. Thanks for the mention. If you're rummaging your nuts and bolts, start the by hand to avoid thread damage. Trial and error.

*Corrected*? It's for reference is all. SAE is not Metric and vise/versa. I can't put a number to how many "what size" questions I've seen.

This would make a nice "sticky" A Thread-Pitch Gauge is handy to have in your toolbox.

I like my hooks welded on a 2"×3" - 3"×3" plate, then the plate welded inline with the loader arms. *The more surface contact the better.*

Always get hoses made to fit the original length (if not buying factory hoses) and identical hose ends, as those two key elements have already been determined by design. Note - If you elect to use generic (readily made/cheaper) hoses, you could find yourself replacing them again, sooner, than...

I've read, the only way to get the bad hoses off, is to remove the good hoses next to it/them. Start with the outside hose, remove, the next, and so-on until the bad can be removed and replaced. I'd take a photo before removal of any of them, just because. I would mark the hoses as you remove...

Very true. In many ways. Now days even more so, everything is made to only last short term. The days of American Built/American Strong is long since in the past. I've always had the mentality, Buy Once-Cry Once. The convenience of having that, that's also become "less" as a whole. One of my...

Good topic. Seems to come up every season.

We experience numerous power outages every Winter. I typically have light sources charged and ready in every structure. The generator is also on stand-by status.

MORE POWAH I'm completely satisfied with my little tractor, it serves my needs very well. I spoil it, in a strong sense. I pet it and pat it and rub it's belly. In return, it's always there and ready in my time of need. A little Spinach will help it along the way. ;)

I can't find specifics. The part number is B02500, but that doesn't look like it.

The hydraulic lines, yes, thats definitely an issue for all. However, more than likely the situation applies to anything steel, driving the roads in your area. The salt eats everything, unfortunately. The ROP issue, I don't understand, I took the ROP Bar off mine without any problem when I...

The lines are not stainless. Why, was my question? I've seen plenty of images where the lines are corroded.

Here's what I've acquired so far. Rod diameter = 1.125" (1-1/8") Cylinder OD = 2.142 (2-9/64") Pin to Pin Min length = 20.875 (20-11/16) Max extension = 35" Stroke = 14.125 (14-1/8") I've searched for comparable cylinders, and found very close options, however the inlet and outlet are in the...

Yes. Very, very close. I have a consumer I'm working with. More to follow.

I'll see what I can find out. It may take some time. Here's a HydrosPlus comparison on the BX23S

The bottom link is the same link I'd originally looked at, while seeing what the specs of the rods were. It's useful stuff, the rods. Nice to see other accessories, used with them.

Thanks. I'll update my info.