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My tractor rifle rack:

$25 here on ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/BLACK-ENGINE-OIL-FILTER-COOLER-HEAT-SINK-COVER-CAP-BILLET-ALUMINUM-KIT-EF-EG-/200856308300?rmvSB=true

I like this gun control video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TC2xTCb_GU

Not as pretty as the commercial made steel weights, but I made my own concrete, steel and lead wheel weights for my L4330. I just couldn't see paying +$1/lb for steel/cast iron weights. One weighs 240 lbs and the other wieghs 260 for a total of 500 lbs added to the rear tires of my tractor.

HH150-32430 = Wix 51365XP or 51365; Fram PH6607 or PH6017A HHK20-36990 = This is a valid competitive part number and there is no replacement at this time. Had no luck with Fram or Baldwin as well.

Another good paper on fastener tech: http://www.pirate4x4.com/tech/billavista/NutsandBolts/index.html

Good job! I especially like the last pic: Looks like you're ready to start fishing!!! :D

Yep. I switched all my diesel vehicles to CAT EC-1 spec'd ELC coolant. Should last 5 years and +100,000 miles or more.

Let's see: - 16 8" grade 8 bolts from TSC at $/lb (I forget how much) - 140 lbs of lead at $100 (used about 80% of it). I got the lead from a friend who casts his own bullets. This particular lead was contaminated and not useful for bullets. For pure weight thought, it's perfect. - 4-5...

The 2nd wheel weight went pretty well after the first one was done and mounted (I did them one at a time). The only downsides to the 2nd wheel weight was that it weighed slightly less (240 lbs vs 260 lbs for the first one) and I could not get the form to remain a circle when I filled it with...

So I made a special tool that would both attach to my lifting tool and to my shop lift: With this setup, I wasn't trying to partially lift 260 lbs, get it into place, then line the bolts with the holes and move the weight into place. With this tool, I could move the weight in and out...

Suffered a major setback the first time I attempted to install the wheel weight on the tractor. Totally unworkable setup: Next up: success!

First wheel weight filled with concrete: Lifting it up to remove the form via the special tool I made and my FEL loader. First wheel weight, 260 lbs right on the money! More later!

Concrete, steel and lead wheel weight build pics I made some concrete, steel and lead wheel weights for my L4330 several months ago after looking, unsuccessfully for fairly cheap cast iron or steel wheel weights. I may as well have been looking for gold plate weights while I was at it for the...

I should, just haven't gotten a roundtoit yet! In addition to the concrete/lead/steel wheel weights, for serious loader work, I also use my LMC box blade, which weighs 675 lbs by itself plus the 410 lb lead, steel and concrete weight block I built to hang off the back. It also mounts my Rachet...

Make your own concrete, lead and steel wheel weights: The right side is 260 lbs, the left side is 240 lbs. (difference is the amount of lead and steel). Total rear wheel weight added: 500 lbs. Good luck!

BTDT: Removed and cleaned all the fuses and found the "Key Stop" (#9 fuse for the ROPS L4330) blown. Replaced it with a like 5 amp fuse from the spares slot and the Mid-PTO light is off and the tractor starts like it always has...

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I see you put a long tongue on it: good for you. I detest short tongues on trailers! Good job! Except for the tire! But you already knew that..... :D