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Thanks for the help.. I think our idea of fixing the old one and buying a new one is the way to go Many thanks for the loaner front half shaft for this storm, measuring over 6 inches of snow already.. That 4 am wake up is going to come way too early :( Talk at ya soon

Rear 60" Farm King been using it since 2007 on two different Kubotas They are and they do, haven't changed the recommended set up for the Blower.. Same bolts as I have been using since 2008 when I found that the previous owner had used the wrong ones .. Went back to exactly what the maker...

Need some more thoughts here gents I just blew apart the U-Joint and PTO cradle on the snowblower Yes I was pushing it hard, it was my fault BUT Why would that blow apart rather then the Shear Pin I checked the obvious before I go to town to buy a new PTO shaft The PTO is spinning when...

^^^^^ What North idaho wolfman said I had a L185DT plus AG tires and with a rear blade the snow would move it all over the place when trying to clear a gravel road :( You can move it a bit by rolling in reverse, but it is also a good way to find yourself off the side of the road even with...

I have an L3600DT I have the original 3pt Tell me what you need measurement wise and I will try to accommodate PLEASE keep in mind it is Snow moving time here in the Idaho Panhandle so you have to give me time to drop the Blower and take pics and measurements for you.. it isn't quite as easy...

This a system I have worked out over that last few years hope it gives you some ideas http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=22866

Interesting and informative read I actually tracked down the Manual for my Farm King to double check my bolt specs after reading it.. Honestly a popped shear bolt is a rare occurrence for me, when I bought the Blower it was 1 year old and the guy handed me a baggie full of bolts and washers...

I have always wondered about it. but it is in the owner's manuals This is just a random Google search and boom there it is Wick Style Page 6 in here http://www.homedepot.com/catalog/pdfImages/53/53a4a685-b0ce-43b6-9fd7-d2251eb41745.pdf Torpedo style page 12 here...

Here is what I have read and found over the last 4 years of using a 75k Torpedo style in the shop They point blank say "Do NOT use last season's Kerosene in the heater it spoils from season to season" You can find this warning on near every Kero Heater, I never tested it out myself, I heeded...

I do enjoy the way your mind works, now I am thinking the heat lamp from the Chicken Coop might be a good idea :p

Well thanks for a fun google search... 1999 & 2004 Two different reel type both with metal housings were recalled over the chance of Electric Shock Hazard... But at least I went and checked better safe then sorry :)

I have put this together over the last couple of years and since I am sitting here having my second cup of coffee while the Bota' warms up I figured it might help out others to see what I have found that works :) Funny things, Block Heaters So after a couple of years I finally have it...

Pallet Forks.... Yep use them more then any other implement. I never imagined all the uses they have.. I have a funny feeling the new Piranha tooth bar will be very handy this coming Spring..

Hint until you decide to get a 2 stage blower :) This Silicon stuff from Wally World REALLY makes a huge difference with moving wet snow through any blower I tried it when I was running a L185 on the blower and it made a world of difference.. Now it is just an automatic any time I fire up...

It seems that I am always finding new ways to use these things :) Finally getting around to putting the new Wellhouse together, building the walls and you end up with these monsters that weigh in at "Way too Damn Much" so ya break out the Kubota and the pallet fork... I never...

Just double checked my manual L3600 which is a few hundred pounds heavier then yours and 1 hp more Draw bar max weight = 1430# Max Tow = 5500#

A single bottom 16" should be fine for that tractor I had the L185DT and I would feel comfortable using it

A 66" box blade on a 1400# tractor seems a little big There are different categories of Box Blades of course Light vs Med vs Heavy duty.. To give you an idea I an running an L3600 with a med duty SBX 600 60' Box blade weighs in at about 550# Box blades work awesome ONCE you learn how to...

That 64" is right at the performance max of your PTO's hp I did that for about 4 years on an old L185 These machines can do quite a bit more than they are rated for but it took it's toll on me... I had to go soooooooo slow and I had to make SURE I was out there as soon as the snow got to 6...

Looking at your pics and remembering my old L185dt Top of tranny on mine was F/R to the left 1-4 on the right and the small lever was for the PTO speed 1000 or 540 RPM To the left side were the 4x4 lever the smaller one and the Hi/Low the longer one Been 3 plus years since I had it but that...