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Looks like your doing a fine job of it! that block sure was rough. careful around that freestanding loader, those stands could allow it to move laterally causing injury to someone or thing. For me it takes less time to prevent injury than to heal!

Congrats on the good deal. I understand the outflow issues, I have 2 of my 3 daughters in college right now. at least 1 is in line to Grad in 2 weeks. WooHoo!!!!!

Hi Dennis, Glad you joined us but, sorry for your trouble. what do you call "ridiculous" so we have an idea what price range your wanting or believe it should be in. Someone might be able to inquire in a different area on your behalf. Never know, might help out.

Hey Paul, I saw a road tractor today here in western Kentucky that had Moon caps on the rear diffs. what made me think of you was it had had spinners installed on the moons that reminded of ones from a '63-'64 SS chevy. Isn't that funny how something can trigger a thought thats totally remote...

Thanks hickory, but I forgot a critical piece of info. only place the temp mach adapter threaded in enough to seal. 1.5 turns should do it at most and report back your findings as it may help others in our small community. Good Luck,

try changing the electrical sending unit that bolts to the block. they have known to fail, around $15. would also recommend testing with a mechanical gauge while you have the sender out. if you cannot find a metric adapter for the mechan fitting use the SAE wrapped with 2-3-wraps of PTFE tape...

Yep, you jinxed it. no, more snow for you. You bought something to take care of it easily. :D:rolleyes::D

One thing we know about that brace. It's not cosmetic, if it was not important to the integrity of the machine it would not be there. Equip manufactures do not do things for no particular reason.

I just sold a set that was taken off a yale or maybe it was a clark, anyway it was taken out of service for whatever reason and my buddy sold em to me. same length,as those and look to be about the same width. weighed about 150 lbs. each, were rated at 4K lbs/pair plus built in safety amount...

welcome and now to the required info for you to know, PICS!!! HAHA, glad your here. and you should know, your input is just as important as everyone elses, 1st post or 1000th post.

i installed my own bar, dealer didnt care. it was a B7100 as well and yes, i turned the stop collar around too.

Wow, .50$ lb. that would be a bargain indeed for these parts. I'll have to keep my eyeballs focused for those. Do you remember the bolt circle dia. you milled in your blanks? just to double check.

seatbelts are standard with the pkg. I installed my own but, the pkg cost w/shipping was the same. So, looks like a good deal to me!

I really like the looks of those weights. did you purchase the "blanks" new or used? did you mill the valve slot or have a shop do that? these look very good, I need to locate a set of those!

Great work as usual Paul. I would like a little more info on a tool in one of your photos, the clamp/bender/ whatever that says ub-100 on it. could you tell me more about it? Again, good work my orange Brother!

After little more than 2 years search I finally found a set of front wheel weights for my B7100. I even bought the first set I found too! I havent seen any rear weights for my tractors yet either. They seem to be like the proverbial "hens teeth". But, i'm still looking, someday I'll find some...

Not me, I'm tickled ORANGE for him. Congrats U

Looks like you orange assistant will definitely do the job! and I applaud you for making it a father/son job too!!:cool: If we as land managers, we are not really land owners even if we have that piece of paper, we must pass on the knowledge, caring and understanding or we will continue to LOSE...

Wow, what beautiful welding! Now, you know about inquiring minds, we gotta know. How many Hrs, beginning to end? nice work paul.

sounds like a sub for video games! I loved the comment in the ad about waking the dead.