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Yer a wizard! Maybe even a whizard! :D I'm glad I watched the vid before you said how you did it. I could see some unnecessary moves, but you make it clear that it's not that bad a job if yer not a roket sighentist! :D:D:D Say, when you get it glassed up and ready, how about coming down and...

Well, IMHO, if you short-stroke one, then they ought ta take it away and give you a breach-loader (preferably a single-shot)! :D:D:D

Well, I hope you guys are removing your wedding bands before beginning!

Hi, Louis; welcome to the forum! I'm not sure what you want. Are you looking for lights to illuminate the inside of your cab, or lights to mount on the cab to light up the area behind your tractor? Interior lights I don't know about. Exterior lights, "everyone" is installing LED lights because...

No, some model's ignition switches are the same as yours, and some are very different, providing different functions than your L needs. If you can't find an ignition switch from any of the sources listed in our forum's "sticky", then your best bet is to find an ignition switch for one of the...

I don't see cup-holders and rifle rack -- surely Gramps isn't going to be a mean grampy?

:D:D:D:D I'll never go on another cruise again!

Laughed right out loud... still chuckling!

O really? Funny but the way I remember it, when Noah (I think you used to call him Noe?) suggested it, you said, "Naw, we won't need it, the rain is gonna let up any minute." Noah kept complaining about that 'till the day he died! :D:D:D

I think you drive it okay with the mower mounted. I can't imagine a blower wide enough to clear snow on both sides of the deck; I believe you'd be doing more plowing with the edges of the deck than you want to. After your first heavy snowfall, you should know. That wouldn't be the most...

Interesting array. And mounted very low -- how does that work out for you? My terrain is too rough for lights that low to be effective -- unless the LED lenses direct the light in different directions, as yours appears to do. Never seen that before.

I am confident that I speak for everyone else: we are very grateful for the info, and entertained by the armchair experience you're providing. I am certain that I'm not alone in being delighted to know that you are getting a kick out of your adventure. You're a keckovaguy, Frank, and I am very...

Yeah, the system automagically orients them with the longest dimension 'up'. Editing 'landscape' images to almost square will circumvent that "assistance". Welcome to OTT! Lots of Texicans here.

Disclaimer: I don't mow with mine. When shopping for a tractor, I was looking for: 1) front-end loader; 2) belly mower; 3) backhoe. Number two was of secondary interest; number three was more desirable than a mower, but of less immediate use. I finally found a tractor/FEL, no mower, and no BH...

Hey, S1B, welcome to the OTT family! (Is that Sulphur anywhere near Lake Charles, where I grew up, or someplace like to "hell and brimstone"? :D ) I don't know about the BX, and have only a tiny understanding of hydraulics. So my comments are intended to keep you moving forward until the gurus...

I hope you aren't thinking of heating up the biomass before processing it -- that seems to be a horribly expensive avenue to take, and an approach that would have to be adjusted for every type of material that you processed. Or maybe do you plan to heat up the press before you start feeding it...

Wait a sec, you crazy Canoodian! You said that {how many times} before! T.h.e. . . p.r.o.b.l.e.m. . . i.s. . . t.o.o. . . m.u.c.h. . . m.o.i.s.t.u.r.e. . . :eek: Wow, lots of steam at the top, but those pellets look good. Terrible shame they aren't any good! Man, TJ, I can't thank you...

VIXEN!!! HOW CAN YOU DARE LAUGH AT A TIME LIKE THIS!!! It just melts the heart (let's not mention what it does to the eyes!) to see that look in the midst of all her difficulties. Any yall's courage is commendable, though you prolly can't see any other way to be. Thank you for keeping us informed!

HealeyBN7, great write-up, and congratulations on a successful engine rebuild. I sincerely hope your first post isn't your last! As I began reading your post I envisioned coachgeo or someone adding it as a "sticky" for the benefit of other B6000 owners (I've seen more than one on OTT). Sadly...

What?!! Did you get that clay trucked in from Texas? You're supposed to have nothing but sandy loam down there! Glad you've found a solution, and the throttle position to make it work. Please keep us updated on your progress.