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The only helical pile unit I've seen was a self-propelled unit on tracks.

I did the same on my pallet forks. I ground the joint smooth so that the loader just glides into the pallet fork frame smooth as silk. I also applied a contrasting piece of arrow tape for a visual guide.

I'm always interested in post about the M5660 as I own one too. Can you post pictures of the failure please?

Best wishes on your new adventures. You couldn't have been too bad because you didn't make my "ignored member" list.

I know. Just slide the threaded bar through the holes. My point was beating the pizz out of it while trying to remove the cross so you can use the holes! Northwoods Life has the gentle solution to that problem...the ball joint press.

That would be awesome if the yoke had bolt-on caps like that. Crosses and caps are a pain in the @$$ to swap out even under the most ideal conditions, let alone trying to beat them apart without damaging anything on the tractor end.

Remove the guard, get 2 hammers that are about the same size, and hit both sides of the stuck female spline simultaneously. Balanced forces will not damage bearings, etc.. I use this technique on stubborn pipe unions all the time and have NEVER damaged or cracked a union nut in my career, and...

Not even close. The Regal Red example was for reference only as a brand/color that is more fade-resistant. I painted my scraper blade red and it lives out in the sun.

Krylon Kubota orange fades to light pink in 1 year...total junk. Rust Oleum Regal Red looks like new after 3 years in the sun.

Isn't the outside of a hydraulic hose made of rubber in the first place? I can understand using an elastomer mount under a steel line to prevent vibratory abrasion.

Trailers are just like shop buildings. Figure what size you absolutely need, then go bigger.

Wow, you guys got the royal treatment! My WSM was a thumb drive on a keychain.

It's all nuts and bolts. You can take them apart yourself, or pay someone else to do it. I care about doing a good job, so I do the work myself.

No, the one next to the auction barn. Used to be Spectors, but I think it owned by the English now. Yoder's was more $$$ as they are on everything.

I use kerosene in my kero lanterns and lamp oil in my refillable wicked "candles" that I made. I can't smell any odor from the kerosene lanterns. My lamp oil gets bought at the Amish hardware store in Shipshewana.

#1 pallet forks #2 rotary cutter #3 grapple

Check out the "Customer states" videos on the @Just Rolled In YouTube channel. Some of that stuff is unbelievable.

A barrow is also a castrated male pig...all the real farmers know that! (The farmer statement is a joke based on your username, please don't take offense).

Not that I'm aware of. It's basically a cylinder with swivelly eyes on each end and plugs into your tractor remote hydraulics.

You know what the difference is between a pregnant woman and a light bulb? You can unscrew a light bulb. 😉