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More pics taken today, out of the weeds and cleaned up a bit. Top link attachment has been ground down a bit to make it fit my Quick Hitch better: Bottom rub or ground rail, all OEM; note the lack of wear: Scarifiers have been used, but still plenty of life in them: Ready for...

BTT.

" 10 miles from the AL/TN border and I-65." Huntsville AL is the nearest large city; Ardmore TN is the closest small town.

Everything Attachments Land Plane/Leveler, 7' wide. Perfect for maintaining and smoothing gravel roads and parking lots. I don't use it enough, so it's up for sale. Shows signs of use, but in very good condition -see pics. It fits both Cat1 and Cat2 tractors. I can load onto your trailer. 10...

Crappy "Before" pics, but this is how I did my LMV BB to fit my Agri-Supply Quick Hitch: After: In hindsight, I wish I had made the bottom clevis about an inch wider; there was no need for having that little space.

Did you miss the part about not needing as near as much? ;)

RV antifreeze. Don't need near as much and it's for potable water systems, so it's not toxic if it leaks out.

The OP.

Make your own out of lead, steel and concrete: 240 and 260 lbs each (difference is amount of lead) for a total of 500 lbs. Pretty much just for the cost of the concrete mix and 12 8" Gr8 bolts and nuts.

The question makes no sense. It's like asking: "I have a gun, what do I need a knife for?"

I made one of those years ago, never used, never will. If someone wants it, come get it. I'll take some pics of it later.

When I had that problem with my L4330, it was the Operator Presence Control (OPC) relay. $110 from Messicks, no commercial OTS plus shipping $$$. I bypassed it.

For $330 you could have bought a welder and made that.

I did similiar with my LMC box blade. I made an 8x8x6' concrete, lead and steel weight block and added it to the back of my BB. I then made provisions to bolt my Ratchet Rake onto the back of the weight block: Not my best welding. :(

I rented a Harlie rake from my local equipment rental places. Made a pretty good circle around and found the gearbox/chain cover on the ground. See the "York" cover in the first few minutes of this video*: I'm going to reattach it this morning. Is it supposed to be full of grease? Just...

Same here. I didn't even know there was a problem going on.

Dug out an old stump pile yesterday; got a bunch of landscape rocks out of it:

I have a TSC 4x6' mesh floored trailer I turned into my fuel trailer: 105 gallon diesel tank in front; 50 gallon gas tank behind it: Molly photobombing my pic: RIP Molly!!! :(

Pissing in the wind, for all the good it will do. Get some barn/shop cats. I will never, to my dying day, understand people who hate cats more than rats and mice - and snakes. o_O