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i made a new bracket for mine as well, they were just flopping around in a hook, so i cut the bracket. put 90's on it and then hard plummed the lines. makes it much easier than the original bracket.

i know on my 23s when snow blowing backwards i trip that sensor all the time because i slide forward a bit so i can turn sideways so i dont have enough weight towards the back of the seat

Sounds like my yard. ive added 40 tons of top soil and one day want to toss about 60-80 more. I dont worry about having the golf green yard, but the weeds just thrive in the clay.

i got the everything attachments one out of quebec, i am glad i got the QA its super fast to swap between the bucket and the ripper.

eastern ontario, about an hr outside Ottawa. temperature fluctuated so drastic and so quickly over the course of a 2 week period it was crazy

if by spring you mean gravel skating rink time... that weekly thaw made a mess of my gravel driveway. it froze a solid layer of 2-3" of ice. Today its raining, so hopefully it will clean itself up a bit

it was so cold the other day, walking on my deck you could hear the cold cracking out of the wood. My GSP sure didnt like it. she ran out under the deck, peed and ran right back in. best part about super cold temps is that means there is a break from snow fall!

exactly. its just a tax thing!!

I would fab up a set of shoes. Make sure they are adjustable. I leave a 1' gap until i have a good base of snow on my gravel driveway, then lower the blower so the gap is only as thick as one of those paint stir sticks. Seems to be working well the last 2 winters doing it like that.

My GSP has figured out how to open doors (both ways). She almost gave me a heart attack in the shower. i shut off the water open the glass door and she was just sitting there looking at me. only way i can keep her out is to lock the door. She will also come in to say hello when using the facilities.

what he said, i always run out of traction before i run out of power (23s with a 54"BB), thats 6" wider than my machine

Ever deal with clay?? wondering if doing that to the R4s on my bx would help. they fill up quick and i lose traction on a regular basis.

only reason i wouldn't just put the ball on that frame section is space for hooking up the trailer, id go with the bolt on reciever and the draw bar to put the ball further back from the tractor. I however do have a 3pt hitch, and i also have one for my loader. I like using the loader for moving...

At least meds wont be an issue lol, I do get to maintain my health plan. side note; rain or shine, i will be taking a short rip on my Vulcan Nomad today lol

I use my bx for both those functions, and i use a '74 ish gear drive in the field (doing hay). For residential use I love having the hydrostatic, i also love the hydro for doing loader work. For field work running haybine and bailers etc I prefer the gear drive because you just have to steer...

Few years back, my son was involved in an altercation (he was about 8-9); 2 kids were kicking the crap out of 1 kid. My son was not involved until he decided the kid on the ground needed help. He jumped in and broke up the fight. I got the call to go to the school. Sitting in the principles...

I have been planning, currently in a job where I get a decent pension after 25yrs (i can extend further if i desire). i have enough equity in my currently house/property that it will make a good sized payment towards the retirement property. im hoping to be able to purchase the land in the next...

if you added an L bracket to the front to sit over the bucket lip, you would then only have to chain or strap up, the rear.

thats my favorite part.. i drop everything onto pallets, snow blower, box blade, mower etc.. i keep a couple empty ones around.. when i switch from my bucket to my forks i often drop the bucket on a pallet just because. truck winter/summer tires are stored in a shed at the back of my...

I have the QH05 for my 23s, no complaints.