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OP, Any way to add a sort of 'loader cylinder safety stops' around the vertical tube shown to prevent downward movement? You could have a different stop for different bikes. Regards

Obviously taken long before spellcheck was invented!

I have had one for 4 years, absolutely love it! I can see where you could tweak your loader if you were to turn off your common sense. No issues with mine on my BX.

Setting posts for yesterday for an addition to the barn. The BX is waayyyyy better than the strong back and a weak mind method I used 22 years ago!!:)

Awesome job teaching the lil one, Grandpa!!! I was about his age when I 'helped' my Grandfather replace the beds on the hay wagons. Oh, the memories!!!

The 2767 does give you the ability to push the piles up high compared to the 2763. Good luck. Hope this helps.

Also, the BX2767 Blade attaches to your loader arms(replaces the bucket) and doesn't require the Quick Hitch. Regards

Not much lean on this one. Made ~2/3 of my notch then, plunged down thru the face to remove that portion of the wedge before proceeding to the remaining 1/3 on the opposite side. Center had rot so, I was left with good hinge wood on either side. Back cut went in as normal, no plunge needed...

Used the grapple to clean up a Silver Maple that needed to go. Had the youngest grandson "Help" with the chainsaw duties! Largest tree I've ever dropped, 42" on the stump. Regards

Or, a tracked mower!

It'll probably be cost prohibitive if you had to pay someone to fab them and the brackets up. Steel plate was free to me and I had the remainder in the scrap pile. The weights are made up from 6pcs of 3/16" plate approx 10 1/2 x 13" plug welded together. Hope this helps. Regards,

I got this Durafit off Amazon about 7 years ago. Though it doesn't keep rain & snow off, it does provide some level of protection and a somewhat cooler surface temp for my backside than the stock black vinyl. For moisture protection, have you tried using a contractor bag and tipping the seat...

We were also in the path of the total eclipse. Sat on the patio enjoying a beverage with my wife, father and one of the grandsons. Second pic was thru my spotting scope during totality, if that's even a word.

Landpride BB & homebrew weights, about 340# total . Someday, I'll get around to cobbling together a weight bar for the front if I ever take the loader off and need front ballast. Regards

OP I'd recommend a box blade. If you find it lacking in weight, you can always add. Regards

RCW, Congrats and enjoy it. Sounds like you earned 'every day is Saturday'!!!!!!

Probably an IT upgrade somewhere. You know their motto, "Reducing productivity, one upgrade at a time";)

Wow, I'm gonna need a bigger trailer!:ROFLMAO: