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So my project B7100 was used to run a trencher and dozer blade in a previous life. As such, the rear lift system was "deconstructed" and the parts were probably turned into shipping containers. It's a sad state of affairs. The control valve for the rear lift cylinder has been permanently...

I put a set of the previously mentioned PREDATOR! tires on my B7100 and it seems to be fine. Ran it for a good while this weekend doing some spring prep. They seem to be a tickle wider than the stock 20.5's but inflated up to about the same diameter with the chunky treads.

This is much more inclusive, I think. https://www.amazon.com/Danger-Yourre-Quality-Reflective-Aluminum/dp/B07HJMNP15

This is how I now own two sets of ball joint separator tools. Magic.

I just have a clapped out B7100 and it's still far more machine than I could have dreamt. Punches well above it's class. I'm sure bigger, newer, and better machines would be fine too, but I love this one all the same.

So my deep Google dive seems to indicate that the B7500 front wheels for the turf application Part #6c040-50640 have a larger bolt circle pattern and hub pilot bore, with 6x4.72 and 3.5" respectively. However, it looks like the B2150/B8200/B9200 had an option for turf front wheels that would be...

Does anyone know the bolt circle and hub diameters for the B7500 wheels? I found a decent deal on a set of R4 takeoffs mounted from a B7500 and I want to see if they'll fit on my "new style" B7100 with the 6-lug hubs. As best I can tell, the fronts are 4.5" bolt circle with a 2-5/8" hub hole...

@Jeepluvr99 - Depending on where you are, that could be anywhere from a $4000 to $7000 setup with all the trimmings that you have with it. It's in very clean condition, at least compared to my B7100! That loader still has the bucket indicator rod and paint inside!

@Lpalmer - He's on this site too! @AOW162435

Well that's even worse. Can't have anything nice these days. I got had many years ago and it still irritates me from time to time.

Something I have seen that helps is requiring all Sale posts have a photo of the part/machine in question with a dated photo and username on a sheet of wrinkled paper to avoid photoshops. It's extra work (which scammers usually hate!) and you can see what you'd be getting. Just a thought.

Yes - unfortunately the 1" o-rings just didn't want to work. I was able to re-use my old ones. Otherwise, very nice bit of kit!

My "24 count" tubular projectile accelerating equipment model safe was moved out of my old residence and into my new one using a skillful combination of a furniture dolly, hand truck, and foul language. It helped loading up on pizza the night before to provide some counter-balance leverage...

I'm firmly convinced that I need to get a set of forks as soon as the Finance Minister approves.

You've got half a forest in that tank! Wow! :oops: Glad you were able to figure it out.

Any issues when you pull the HST cover for filter changes? I'm going to add oil pressure and coolant temp to my B7100 when I get a few days of tinkering time.

Based on my limited exposure with the "E" 2WD variant, you'll have a lot of parts you need to find. It'll almost be more time efficient to find a solid 4WD instead. Maybe if you find a 7001D that has a bad engine or something like that, it would be worth the effort. I think you'd need the...

Not too bad!

Neat! How many dollarbucks did this set you back?

It's "manufactured" by Warren Distribution. They likely purchase from the actual refiners and do final blending and packaging. It may very well be the same base oil you get from Mobil or Pennzoil. The difference is the additives and specific chemistry of the oil. Project Farm on Youtube has...