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They make those arms for the loader. I would expect you would not be happy with forks on the three point due to its limited lift range.

Not all Category 1 quick hitches are the same. Mine is 21-1/8" between hooks which fits all except one attachment. I'd check this out with the stuff you have or are getting to be sure you have the right size Quick Hitch.

Run the "works" up to the highest position before trying to turn the knob. Turn clockwise.

One thing to check before buying the Quick Hitch. Check the distance between the arms at the base of pins for ALL of the attachments you want to use. Then for the most of them that are nearly the same buy the Quick Hitch for that dimension. There are several out there with differing...

Before spending more money I'd look at a BX with the arms and see if a welding shop might quickly cut or bend yours to fit.

Post a detailed number of the machine model here and some one may come along with a diagram of circuits for you to help see where to look.

Obviously it can be dangerous. Note the wood platform one guy uses. That keeps the lever arm of the device very short so the tendency to flip over and have the log rotate along with the screw. Unless you are well back from the screw and have no loose clothing, you MAY be safe. Definitely a...

There also can be another factor. You are too strong. Sheet metal screws and similar fasteners easily can be over tightened.

Chances are it is not the starter. Cleaning the cable ends and the posts is likely all that was needed. You may find this problem will occur in a few years. It is very common, even in new equipment..

I think storage this way would leave more room for other toys.

Do a Google search for "quick hitch adapter" and that may help. Many ideas there and sources for adapters.

My experience is that using that top hook for different attachments is a waste of time and usually about the problem you state. Instead get a piece of steel strap about 1/2" by 2" maybe 6 0r 8 inches long and drill 1/2" holes spaced. Use that at the top link. You may have to enlarge 1/2" holes...

Many attachments come with the same distance needed between pin supports. Finding that dimension and then getting a Quick Hitch with that dimension you take all the fuss out of adjusting the sway links. You also speed up the time it takes to add or remove the attachment.

Using the loader to raise the front end for mower installation may work fine, but dangerous. I never trust any hydraulics to stay where put. The least I'd do is put a temporary support in place and leave that front hanger off while shoving mower under. Instead I just rise up the mower wheels...

On what filter to get do what Country Bumkin shows. Works fine.

Bear skinner. This is easier to see.

Easy fix. Just interchange the two outside hydraulic connections. I did that accidentally and got the reverse action of up and down your wife had.

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Messic's has it for $154.32 incl. freight. You will need extra hose also. Remember the size is metric. I had to plug a vent hole and note I used one frame bolt and had to add a clip.

Lisa is right, but other things may be present. The fuel pump may be no good. If you have a small Vise grip pliers that can be used to shut off the flow from the tank while the filter is replaced. If the fuel pump is bad, you can disconnect the electrical connection as a test and see if it...