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My 3800 is scheduled to get it installed at the dealer next month. They quoted me 365 and that's 2 hours of labor for installation...I'm doing it for the cutting brakes.

The nice thing about metal is it can almost always be fixed.lol I appreciate your input and it makes total sense to me. I wasn't planning on scooping any undisturbed soil really, I was rather planning on scooping ground that I've already plowed with the rippers on my box blade. So the forces on...

1/2" holy smokes! I was gonna use 1/4"x4" flat bar and dimple flare 2 1/2" holes for extra support. Maybe I need to re think that

still need to finish weld in some spots. Build the sides, and id like to add a lip to the front to keep the larger rocks from kicking back out the front edge. Which I have an idea for.

I got some things done today until I ran out of weld wire. I got lazy towards the end. Should have stopped and came back to it a few days later buy I pushed on.. so it's not as square as it could have been but close enough considering I didn't use any jigs and its probably gonna get bent to ****...

I've got 300 ft of it from another project I never started. Was going to make a v8 rock buggy.. It's a very common size and thickness for off-road roll cages. I also have 1.75" tube but 1.5" seems better for this application. (Lighter)

Got my blank quick attach mounting plate today. It's 5/16 thick found it on Amazon hundred dollars free shipping.

Allot of work left to do but this is as far as i got with my free time this weekend. Specs on the rock bucket.. Main material is 1.5x.120" wall DOM teeth are machined from 1020 cold rolled, will be considered replaceable, I sleeved the 4 inches of the teeth with 1.25x.120 dom, in hopes to keep...

That's normal a quick whack with a ballpein normally is enough to free the ball check valve up just be sure not to break the zerk off

My trailer is a 7k 21' tilt deck car hauler with a 6"knife edge. I love it, wish it was longer tho. My brush hog is off the back two feet with the loader nosed up all the way. I paid 3800 built to order. My manufactures only difference between their 7k and 10k was only 2 extra x-members and the...

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Added another cup holder.can't ever have too many of those.. Also added a little box for chain and what not that i bought on Ebay. Was a real bastard to bolt up.

here is a pic of how i mounted the box. Bottom left bolt is where i relocated the top link Hodder

I'll report back with a picture for you. But it was easy as drilling two holes matching the two on the back of the box. There is a strap that wraps the bottom inside of the box for strength. It'll all make sense when you see the pic.

Ya Amazon, they were the middle size. 2 pack

I use straps that are designed to choke the axle in the front. In the rear i take the strap to a clevis in one of the holes in the frame on the bottom of the rops where it ties to the axle.is it right? I have no idea, but i like it better then rusty cold chain.

Awesome... I Actually live in lacey off college, tiny house, with no property. Have 5 acres in yelm i bought the tractor for, which stays in graham in my dads shop. Nice of him to "store" it for me lol. I knew he had ulterior motives when he volunteered lol

Thanks hopefully not an issue tractor. My Tractor is stored indoors, although i can see concern for those whose arnt.

http://m.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=kubota+tool+box&isNewKw=1&_pgn=1&epp=24&itemId=&isRefine=true&mfs=GOCLK&acimp=0&sqp=kubota+tool+box&trksid=p2056088.m2428.l1313.TR0.TRC0.Xkubota+tool+box Hey thanks The box is steel, hinges are high so it doesn't take up any room for the lid to open. Kinda over...

thank you i didn't realize that!