Recent content by biketopia

But aren't they like $50k

What is the intended use of the York rake? Like others have said, you and your buddy might be able to get away with sharing/splitting the cost on a rake, most other ground-engaging 3pt stuff, your tractor is so much bigger and powerful, one of you will not be happy with the results.

I'll try to get it in the next day or two.

The seat on my B2650 has armrests, maybe that can be used.

:LOL: :LOL: My wife likes/liked to cut the grass at our place, before the kids, at least. When we first moved in, we had an old rear steer SCAG death machine. That thing was fun and terrifying at the same time. Traded it to a buddy, then ended up selling it but picked up a SCAG Truf Tiger...

I was all over the place this year with my wood moisture content. Was my first year fully supplementing with wood in a fireplace insert. Definitely saved on propane, but could of been even better. I had red and white oak that was just right, some that was a little on the wet side, and some...

I would love a dually, but the frequency and weight I tow just doesn't justify it currently. Only pulling the B or a car trailer doesn't tax the SRW truck at all. If I really load up the 14k dump trailer, sure, but that's very short trips and very infrequently. The quarry is only 3 miles...

Sounds about right with the left hand not talking to the right at the same company. I'd heard their reputation has gotten worse over the years and the products had been lacking. I've been out of the diesel game for almost 6 years, and A LOT had changed when I started looking up things. I...

Kenny, what year is your Duramax? When I had my '03, I had an Edge Insight monitor with an added pyro to keep an eye on everything, and it would control the EFILive tunes. Late last year I picked up a '16 from a good friend who's had it since new. It had weight loss surgery with 2500 miles...

Jealous of you guys who burn wood and actually have trees 😆! I have 5 acres and all of maybe 3 trees, not counting the row of cedars that have grown up along the fence line/power lines. I have to really work for my wood!!

Well, thankfully, yesterday was much ado about nothing for our neck of the woods. Some trees here and there, but my place didn't get hit hard at all. Max gust was in the low 30's yesterday according to the weather station. Stayed in the 60s until about 830 when the cold front moved it and...

Been a crazy few days of weather here in VA. Last Tuesday and Wednesday it was in the 80's, woke up Thursday to head to work in the 70s. When I left to come home at 8 am because my daughter was sick, it was 40, then by noon we had over an inch of snow on the ground and 30. By 4 when I picked my...

Not that I've seen if you get cylinders with the appropriate ends that allow the articulation to occur. I have two rear remotes on my tractor, but only a hydraulic top link currently, but man it's come in soo handy. I'm going to add a tilt cylinder this year.

A hydraulic top link is super handy with a box blade, lets you change how aggressive you're cutting right from your seat, not having to get on and off the tractor. Also makes installing and removing 3-point items tremendously easier, even more so with a quick hitch. @McMXi has a similar MX...

I pull a 6 foot, (really 76" )Catawba land plane behind my B2650, works like a dream! Weighs 637 lbs according to the spec sheet. Going faster than you think *within reason* seems to work better than just going slow, although I do need slow up in Medium when going up the hill of my drive way...