Recent content by 2001TLB

Or, at least very similar.

Amazing how much your dolly looks exactly like the one I built.

I agree with your assessment. Really nice. Doug

I had a good picture of the hose connections on the backhoe, but not the tractor side. I took a picture that shows the connections and the valve handles used to divert flow to operate the 3 point hitch when the backhoe is removed. I hope this helps. Doug

You are definately qualified. You got this. Doug

I was surprised by how easy removal and installation is as well. Quite a bit easier than my John Deere 855. The owner's manual spells the procedure out pretty well. The decals do as well, and are much handier than reaching for the manual. I think you can still obtain the decals, but don't...

I am sorry to say, I do not. I would like to experience it though. Except for the paying for it part, I am sure. Doug

2 studs and 3 bolts must be to make it easier to hang the wheel, I am guessing. Doug

Welcome to the forum. I like your choice of machine. Concerning your current problem, I have not experienced anything like that with my L48...yet. You might confirm that the grounding system is doing its job. Good grounds are important for anything electrical. Good luck on your...

I received an EA marketing email today also. Doug

The company I worked for had many form adjusters. Coil rod was incorporated into the design as the adjustment between the form end that had nail holes on the plate and the stake end that had a 1" hole for driving a 3/4" steel stake through it. You could really dial in footing and wall forms...

I agree. That is a fair price. I bought an old Seppi that was demoed to me on his tractor. It was a pretty low initial investment of $500, and it ran, but it needed some love. The owner advertised it as such, so I brought it home. A little less than $2000 later and it is in operating...

They are awesome tools. I have an ancient one, unsure of the model. I recently bought the Harbor Freight universal frame for it. Yours may work better on it than mine does. I had to do some slight modification to get the full cut in "chop saw" configuration. It is a little touchy to dial in...

I like it. I like it a lot! Does the thumb tuck in pretty well in the fully open position?

Cool! I look forward to seeing more of your project. The BT1100 on my L48 has a USA Attachments manual thumb. It looks pretty possible to modify it for hydraulic operation, but would take considerable metal working skills to pull off, which unfortunately, I lack. I can melt welding rods...