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While monitoring craigslist a few months ago, I came across an early (1968) Honda Trail 90, (CT90) that appeared to be in great shape, for $2000. I watched it for a couple months, and it never sold. Keep in mind that virtually every Trail 90 on craigslist out here is junk, hasn't run in 30 yrs...

Taking delivery of my newest piece of equipment: (I wish!!!) ;)

:LOL::ROFLMAO::LOL::ROFLMAO: Me too! Great post! Does my heart good to hear that there are still folks who do the right thing because it's the right thing to do. Sweet Pea is lucky to have you!

Glad she found one. (y) If it were me, I would have made one from billet aluminum by now. ☺ Not that I'm volunteering for anything! 🚫☢☣ Hell, I can't find time to make my own stuff these days. :rolleyes:

This is the problem with deleting the "offending" post and issuing a generic "pee pee whack" warning to the forum population- if we didn't see it, we have no idea what the offense was that we are being "pee pee whacked" for..... As evidenced by the confusion above.... Maybe a brief description...

When I rebuilt my B219 FEL and B670 backhoe, both manuals said to use 30w motor oil. I've used generic hydraulic fluid in them on the recommendation of our resident hydraulic expert at work. Never had any problems since, (y)

And welcome to the forum!

No idea, but a pic of the inside of the "bed" would probably make an ID reasonably easy.

I just wish I'd seen your question sooner. My bad.

When I first got mine, (50yrs ago?) I took the sheet to a print shop and had them print 30 or 40 copies on some absolutely indestructible paper- won't absorb oil readily, & cannot tear it by hand. I cut each section out into "flash cards" to make them easily accessed without having to store &...

With the camera on, push and hold the center button of the "wheel". (between the "plus" and "minus" symbols) Do it again to switch back.

Congrats & welcome! Judging by the paint colors, new rear fenders?

Supposed to be 80*F today.

Wow, I guess it's never spring here. ☹

Just for comparison, the weirdest breakdown survival rifle: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gpTa2qxlYtU Not very good as a canoe paddle either.

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I mounted my spare at the front of the trailer. When I used to haul my B7100 on the utility trailer, I'd place a piece of OSB or plywood on the spare, rest the FEL bucket on the wood, and strap it down. It worked flawlessly. Even got an "atta boy" from a DPS patrolman on how well the tractor was...

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I'll take them off your hands, they would be very nostalgic for me after my boating accident.