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In early Spring I mounted up the Boom Pole and shackled up the tongs at the end, then I tossed a few hundred pounds of ballast in the FEL. The test was to remove jammed up logs from a bend in the creek. The tongs worked good, but I may modify them and add some scissor plates so they're easier to...

I hear badgering from all over about the mods and upgrades that I've done and shared, on my tractor. All the younger pitching their banter, how EASY it is for them to do things, and how they feel about my changing things that (in their eyes) don't need changed. It honestly makes me laugh...

I got these off ebay last year for a steal. They were pretty scaled with rust, but for $35/shipped, I'll take them. After a bath in Arm & Hammer Laundry Booster and the assist of some wire, an anode, and a 12v automotive battery charger, after 24hrs the rust was gone. I gave them a squirt of...

A little paint for the cradle.

I would assume you already saw what I recently finished for my needs.

I'll have to get the dimensions for you tomorrow, I just come in from outside. The last mowing.

You got yourself a nice set-up! Right now, my tank feeds my BX23S only, for the time being. No need, but can fill it all the way. Currently, my genset is a gasser, and we get more than our share of power outages every year. When this unit craps out, I plan a diesel generator. For fuel additives...

Yep. My can of yellow clogged up.

Fresh Paint

Every time I seen images of someone who'd mounted a toolbox, for the most, they were great ideas. Problem being, most installs were not on the 23S model. Those methods could not be used, so I had to get creative. I wanted the largest box possible "within" what space was available, without...

My toolbox mount got welded up and installed today. More images are in the Fabrication Forum.

The mount is done and the step is bolted on.

After rehashing my thoughts today, I made a couple changes to my toolbox plan. The left step and toolbox mount (along with my fuel tank. See my Diesel Transfer Tank-build) were dropped off at the weld shop to be welded together. It's been a year since I put it on my list....lol. Time to Giter Done!!

Today I loaded the tank onto my trailer, and took it to the weld shop. I'm having a filler neck added. Once that's done, it's ready for use. (y)

Thanks. I've always been an OCD type. After my working as a finish carpenter in the yacht industry, the OCD-Ness grew in intensity. While in that trade, solutions and solving was gained by execution. My no longer being among all the creativity, leaves me short changed in thought, mainly due to...

The lights are finally done. I need to pickup and add a couple wire clamps to each side to clean-up the excess wire. D-Rings on the outside of the ROP was an after thought.

I'd love to have...and found many. I have no space.

That Trajan is nice. More than I want to invest. Milwaukee will likely be my choice.

The upper section of the ROP Bar was painted today. *The Kubota Enamel spray paint is nice stuff* Here's the lights and mounts.

I currently have a makita 4.5" corded (for heavier needs) and a ridgid 4.5" cordless. They both get use as cut-off tools aswell. I also have a Plasma Cutter. A corded deep-cut would be useful. Milwaukee stands the test of time, IMO. I've heard from my SIL (millwright) that they buy the Vevor...