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what about one of the tow behind units?

thats pretty sweet!!!

One think i like about the pusher is you can get the drag top for it so you can get really close to objects and pull the snow away (like garage doors for example). I really want one for my bx but just havent bit the bullet yet to buy one. I've plowed with trucks, atvs, and my tractor. Current...

What i do for my box blade is have the top hook a bit further out than the bottom hooks, so when i back into it the top pin is hitting the QH and then once the bottom hooks are lines up, i hut the lift lever. when i first got the QH it was a pain in the butt i think it had more to do with the...

Spray them with a white lithium grease. i take mine off and put it back on tons of times. Rvery once in a while i clean the area up and then spray it. It will sit outside on some wood under a tarp all winter (second with with it) i didnt have any issues last spring.

check the fluid level.

Anything I store for winter/summer gets the following treatment. fuel - premium gas with staybil, or diesel with anti-gel i make sure they are FULL so that there is minimal room for moisture to accumulate all exposed metal gets wiped down with oil battery either gets removed and brought into...

Not sure how you would be able to do it without the bucket as you need to use the curl function on the bucket to lift the arms out of the locks.

i was working on a trailer last summer. picked up some steel, 2 weeks later went to go get a couple more pieces and the price had increased twice!! in the 2 week period. The plant said they basically have to change the prices for every order and when you call on a price the price they give you...

i use a ratchet strap when i store the BH. when its on the tractor i dont worry about it. i just hit the levers after i fire it up. unless i know im not gonna use it for a while; then i will toss the strap on them. i do plan on drilling holes in the feet eventually as i want to make a set of...

My lines at the front were originally loose. So what happened was they would fall into the pinch point at the curl cylinder. I fabed up a bracket to turn the fittings 90deg and now the grapple lines hang above the pinch point and when I curl all the way down they are slack enough to not pull.

On my 23s i decided to have the dealer install a third function and then just hard lines to a set of fittings at the rear. if you click on my profile i have a thread about it. it works great.

i got my plow out but not on; however i do have my blower on. first day of snow was today.

I did spray the pin down, I also coat the female sides with grease Every time I take it off. My machine doesn’t look too clean but I do clean every pin etc and re grease before putting back together.

Just put the blower on as its supposed to start snowing tonight. Here is a pic of the extender Installed.

Look for some Blue tape on your wiring harness, on the 23s there is a set of connectors (key on and constant) near the fuse block under the steering wheel, and a set under the rear left frame where it meets the fender.

I use a pto extender, I got the qh05 after having all my implements. it was the perfect length. Haven’t noticed any issues with the mower, or the tiller, I test fit it on the snow blower but haven’t used it yet since purchasing.

im a little late to the party but i will add my experience.. i have borrowed a stand alone from a friend of mine a few times; and helped another friend with a 50hp 3pt splitter. The stand alone is way faster. if it was something you only needed once in a while, IMO if the valving on the stand...

i like using apple chips when i make my maple bacon!!!

Stored the BH and tossed on the 3pt and QH05. All ready for winter now.