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    Laser engraver

    Damn boats!!!!! Guess I will see you at the next "Coast Guard Boater Safety" meeting.. ;)
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    Front loader for a B7200

    No I was referring to the black part. Thats the part I beveled by “eye”. The orange part is the "factory bucket" In regard to your diagram, I am referring to your “Y” measurement. That is zero inchs/mm tall on my toothbar. Mine comes to a point there. I suppose I was thinking that I wanted...
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    Front loader for a B7200

    Mine come down to a point. If I were to guess, i would say the angle is about 55-65 degrees from horizontal.
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    Back blade / landscape rake advice

    Congratulations sir🍻(y) That looks like a great rake! I especially like the "hydraulic tilt”. Is that big yellow cone a part of it, or an “optical illusion”?
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    Kubota L3800 tractor/ backhoe fuel guage, temp & tach not working

    My “best guess” is it’s something electrical. Just because I think that all of that other stuff failing AND the tach cable failing at the same time, would be “very coincidental”…….But I have seen some strange sh1t before, so I guess its possible. I would start with the typical trouble shooting...
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    Laser engraver

    This is the "last thread on earth” that I need to follow…………….Yet, here I am ;)
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    Front loader for a B7200

    Give me a few minutes, I will go take a “close up” of mine. I beveled mine “by hand”, so it was all “eye-balled”.
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    L35 - BT900 Separation and Derusting

    Thanks for the tips. I will have to try this “dry’ish method”. I too was kinda “soaking” it……. I mean, if a little is good, more must be better…..right?…….:ROFLMAO::)
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    L35 - BT900 Separation and Derusting

    Whatever you do, don’t use (insert name here) for liquid ballast….. JK :) But in all seriousness, the stuff you posted about Ospho is very interesting. I have tried using it for “very light surface rust” on some of the signs I have made, and although it neutralizes the rust, its a “bitch”...
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    Dropping an implement with engine off

    I don’t know the “technical reasons” why you can, nor can I tell you where/how the fluid goes, or if its “bad for the system" However, I do it all the time. Mostly/obviously for safety reasons. My "uneducated reasoning” is that you are just ‘neutralizing” the pressure in the system. But...
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    Organized at last! How I keep my cargo straps in order.

    Lots of great ideas on how to store those things. The only thing missing is “motivation." Thats the hard part for me personally………. A few times a year I clean the cab out and it includes “unf————g” all the tangled rachet straps and rolling them up neatly, and storing them. When I get done...
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    Added Grill Protection

    Excellent idea my good man! That is a very elegant solution. I have said it before, but I'll say it again. This site is loaded with very talented people and good ideas!!!!!! 🍻
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    Rear tire fill - your thoughts appreciated

    Wow….I thought ‘grease and oil” threads were tough to follow…. I don’t "have a dog in this fight” but sometimes it’s true that “ignorance is bliss" When my dealer said “Do you want your tires “loaded”?" I just said just “yes”………………I don’t know if they put beet juice, salt water, Rim Guard...
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    Lx 4020 rops or cab (or 3520 cab)

    Love it!!!! I think you will be very happy with your choice. (y)
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    Front loader for a B7200

    I used those exact (nearly exact) teeth for my homemade “tooth bar”. I did a “Non-scientific” test, and was shocked at how much better the bucket performed with the tooth bar attached. I think you will be pleasantly surprised with the performance.
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    Organized at last! How I keep my cargo straps in order.

    I applaud the “idea” sir……. However, my “reality” is a far cry from your idea. Here is my “storage reality" Kind of reminds me of this…….
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    I need some help here! Metalworking people.

    Damn this thread……………... You guys are KILLING me……... Before the “tragic boating accident” I loved my Henrys….. And @McMXi that gun is “on my short list” too……I have wanted one for a very long time… LOVE IT:love:
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    Switching Tire Types - L2501

    Thank you gentlemen. Here is my write up of how I made it, and how it mounts. It was pretty easy, and it works great, and it is truly “quick connect” (takes “literally" 15 seconds) I have trailered it back and forth, thousands of miles, and never had a problem with it...
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    Switching Tire Types - L2501

    I do not have chains, however, in all fairness my tractor is a “toy” that resides at my cottage, so it does not see substantail amounts of work, especially in the winter. For the small amount of work that I do in the winter, those tires are pretty good. Here is a pic of me (and the grandkids)...
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    Switching Tire Types - L2501

    When I was looking for my 2501, lift capacity was one of the factors I “weighed”. In order to get what I considered “a substantial increase”, the 4701 (or larger….think M or MX,) was the only option. So thats a pretty big “increase” in tractor….(or maybe things have changed?) I don’t...