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Try one of these:http://www.harborfreight.com/15-piece-slide-hammer-and-puller-set-5469.html I made a screw, that replaces the screw in the vice grips, and connects to the puller... 3-5 whacks, and most seals are out...:D

Attaching anything to a mounted 3 point implement, and pulling asks for a wheelie. I have an older farmi winch skidder, you drop the skidder, winch in the log(s) and then attach the logs as high as you can get them, then lift the skidder. When pulling if the butt end of the log (at front) hits...

google tree puller or pallet puller. I agree with the others, when those vice grips come apart, that shrapnel is gonna fly back at you. You could put your eye out...:D

That reminds me, http://youtu.be/M0wi7Ugct1w

If everybody is happy, it was a good deal...:D

Don't risk using gas in a non dual fuel stove. an interesting note: Coleman fuel is the same thing as VM&P Naptha. in some places, it can be cheaper than the coleman fuel...:D

Well if you had to, I guess you had to... BTW, saw this recently: http://www.sears.com/schwaben-deep-well-impact-socket-46mm/p-00915627000P?sid=IDx01192011x000001&kpid=00915627000&kispla=00915627000P&kpid=00915627000&mktRedirect=y

These guys are the dregs and remnants of the "occupy" movement, professional protesters, fine for blocking the highway is $ 50.00. They also caused ambulances to be diverted to other hospitals, not to mention the cost of their removal. Just shunt them to the side of the road, and put ip a...

Sounds like a good idea, you might want to try a short vermier control lever like those used on truck motors and boats. You would want to measure the amount of pull you need, by attaching a simple fisherman's spring scale to the hyd lever, to see what kind of force needed. Also, get a...

Don't butcher the kubota, change the building...:D

2 ideas, here: surpluscenter.com has a page on their web site that has all the formulas needed to make calculations. a book titled lets get into hydraulics, might have been published by I&T shop manuals (CRS kicking in here...):D

But don't buy from them, lots of times, if you search auctionzip, in your area, you can pick up used stuff loads cheaper. That 880 will pull more than the Kubota, most likely...:D

or a 3 point skidding winch, preferably with a weight rack...:D

Before you go to northern, go to surpluscenter.com's site. Most of the time they are way cheaper on these parts. You will need to know the flow in GPM, and the pressure in PSI that your system operates at, regardless of where you order parts...:D

Many thanks, and sincerest condolences... http://youtu.be/WChTqYlDjtI

I go with the snowplows. push to the nearest bridge, over water, and then over the edge...:D

Quick fix on the rotating cotter pins is to drill a hole, through the eye of the cotter pin, in a convenient place, and tap the hole for say a 1/4" bolt and a lockwasher...:D

The absolute best way at least in MD, is to spend at least $2,500 on a new snowblower, then it won't snow enough, or the right kind, for 5-10 years...:eek:

A good welding shop could fix that bucket top, by adding a pipe, or c-channel to it, and flattening out the bumps... Definitely chance all filters and fluids, just to be safe. Don't forget to check the hyd suction screen, too.

Or, you could split a piece of 3" sch 40 pipe lengthwise, and hammer it on to the cutting edge...:D