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Not having cleated tires is why 4wd was useless. Locking in the rear differential might have helped. Putting anything under the tires for traction would have worked.

Hell I was blown away with the gal who just recently left me. She had never been before and loved every minute of the event the two times I took her there. We would stay late at night and watch the big rigs pull the sled. Oddly during the day she was all into the lawnmower pulling the little...

I know my Fords and Kubotas lol

Are they made by Summer's Eve or Kotex???

Hokie there's good rookin women all over the place, might want to grab a few bottles of olthumpas viaga. You're gonna need it

The Ford tractor it's being mounted on isn't much bigger then a BX, looks like an old 10 series Ford. 1210 or 1310

It's that time of year again neighbors. Field Day of the Past is approaching in two weeks for its huge 3 day event held September 19-21 in Rockville Va. Tons of things to see and do for the whole family. Truck tractor and lawnmower pulls. A steam powered saw mill antique cars, trucks, tractors...

Thanks Hokie, I had looked on CL but guess I was in the wrong area.

WOW! I'd love to have one restored like that but over 900 miles is bit of a hike for me.

Now I'm on a quest to find affordable barbell weights..

If its a dump truck of any substantial size such as a medium duty like a Ford F650 a B or BX wont have the lift height to load. A light duty truck like an F350 you may be able to load on the end with the tail gate down. You'd still be better off with an L series for loading trucks.

I had thought of that but wasn't sure if threaded rod that small would hold 100lbs. Next question where would I find bar bell weights??

I did make this discovery today. I never noticed I have three threaded bolt holes on each side of the bracket that holds the current weights on. They are plugged up with a plastic cap to protect the threads. There is a number 5012 on the side of the weights, not real sure what they mean if...

That's a slick idea! Way cheaper then a grapple bucket for moving logs

Thanks for the formula Russell that's a starting point. I don't think water in the ittybityy front tires would be of much use here, may gain a few pounds but doubtful it's enough for any significant improvement. Maybe I'll just get some duct tape and tape the hell out of more weights. Duct...

I'm an advocate for gear tranny. I've ran tractors with both gear and hydro and for me I can feel out a gear better then hydro. For example I can feel the tractor bogging down and loosing traction better on a gear then I can hydro. A petpeeve for me is I can't stand the loud obnoxious whine...

Is that a ripper tooth?

BRILLIANT I love the loggin hook idea. Does the hook turn the log loose ok when you're dropping the log?

The other issue with double stacking weights like Wildfire did is I have a full tilt hood on my B6100. Something like he did would prevent me from opening the hood. So the other issue here is I need to hang weights beside the existing suite case weights. Or see what might be involved in adding...

I dont need a whole helluva lot of addational weight up front. I'm thinking maybe another one hundered pounds at best. So DanDan there is absolutly NO NEED to fab up something remotely close to what Wildfire built for that ice machine. I'd like to find a simple and affordable solution to...