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Thanks Daren. I am leaning towards the TSC unit, if for no other reason than I can examine it and see that's it's built well. I guess, however, that these big differences in prices may reflect real quality differences re: ease of use and longevity. BTW, I have a 50 lb suitcase weight I was...

County Line for $330.00 http://www.tractorsupply.com/en/store/countylinereg%3B-sub-compact-rear-blade-5-ft?cm_vc=IOPDP Agri Supply for $260.00 http://www.agrisupply.com/grader-blade-swing-tilt/p/72508/ or... Farm King for $405.00 http://www.snowvac.com/allied_blades_03.php I can easily...

Very nice little beast! A Piranha tooth bar would look real good on that bucket! Just sayin'...

Certainly not saying that you didn't bend something, but have you checked the rear tire pressure in order to insure you're not lining it up with a cockeyed frame. I discovered that my problem aligning the FEL was simply low rear tire pressure on one side. Love those easy fixes!

I go round and round with the MMM collecting the leaves in one general area and then go over the collected leaves with my mulching mower. Wait for them to dry out some. By the spring they're decomposed and invisible.

You don't, you replace the strings manually. But they made it super easy. Individual pieces that go in one direction and out the same direction when needing replacement.

Did you try depressing the center piece with a screwdriver, facing away, of course.

My stabilizers arrived today USPS. They were well packed and easy to install. I was surprised at how heavy duty they are. My turnbuckles were bent by the previous owner and a real pain to adjust. I'm very happy with Mark's work and his customer service. They were well worth the wait...

Now that's some honest wisdom! Ever heard of "cognitive dissonance"? Still wish I had a BH, don't really need it though.

Now that's funny! I love your hooks and did lift my septic tank cover with them. The Bolt on Hooks are awesome.

GOOD NEWS! IT WAS THE REAR TIRE PRESSURE. This morning re-checked the tire pressure after jacking up the rear and rotating the valve to the 12 o'clock position. Filled the low tire then removed from jack and drove to a level surface and removed the FEL. Re-attaching the FEL was smooth and...

It's too dark now but first thing in the morning I'll try to remove and re-attach the FEL. Hopefully the air in the rear rt tire will be the fix. I really appreciate all the help. You guys are the best! I'll report on how things stand in the morning.

We may be on to something here. I checked the front tires earlier and they were both about 12 psi. I just checked the rear, which are filled, and one read 11 psi and the other 5 psi. Hmmmmm I had run out the cylinder on the right then pushed it in to its stop and did the same on the other...

Sir, the tires are properly inflated but I don't know about the bending thing. I think it's over my pay grade. I'd be terrified!

Are these the frame bolts you're referring to? [/IMG]

The tractor was sitting on a level spot. The first picture is of the top edge of the bucket the second and third pics were taken with the level on the arms. [/IMG]

The pictures don't seem to reflect just how much it feels like it's listing to the right. I'm also having difficulty aligning the FEL with the tractor and re-attaching it. The left side goes on fine and I have to muscle the right side on its cradle. BTW, the first few times I removed the unit...

Please Help. I think I bent my FEL. I noticed My FEL looked uneven when working, just an inch or so and was having some difficulty getting the FEL re-attached. Is this an issue that any of you have experienced? I'm bewildered 'cause I do believe that I must have stressed the machine beyond...

I ended up going with Ken's "Bolt-on-Hooks" and couldn't be happier. They were a breeze to install and are very beefy, certainly couldn't lift anything close to their capacity. Ken is great to deal with. His service really impressed me. Remember to read the instructions. They're under the...

I was having trouble until I read the post quoted above. Down and to the left works for me.