Recent content by Bisleybob

My god, that thing looks tiny on that tractor!

They hold up, no worries. Been using them for years.

Harbor freight pump and dolly, filter and housing from tractor supply, old battery from tractor, and a clean drum from washer fluid. Couple months in, probably 200 gallons through it (also feeding a sun fire heater) works well.

I had the joystick control already, float works very well the sidelink for snow

Here are some photos with a back blade, although this will be more effective with the box blade. I did use it for about an hour, and it worked as expected.

These old l series have very tight operating stations, so I mounted the valve on the fender, and it actually doesn't hamper the loader valve or the 3-point valve lever. I will end up adding 90 degree fittings on the top link, and tidying up the hoses a little more. The hoses are about 5 years...

Then off to the valve, plumbing and final connections.

So, I had some hydraulic stuff reclaimed from other projects, and decided to do something with it. I do expect to rebuild the chief tie rod cylinder sooner than later, as it has been in the weather for some years. The top link got some weld on rod ends, and the side link got one rod end cut off...

Looks like a rg15

Looks like a limit switch, don't know why it would be hanging there, doesn't belong on a tractor

Pictures? I'm confused...

First weekend at the campground, here's Bear waiting for the snow to stop, lol

Wife says name him Samson

I don't have a picture of the other side, but it is a cheap 1 1/2" x 2" adapter from harbor freight, cut a square out of the box and stuck it through and welded it in. Quick, easy, cheap, and works well.

OP has threaded rod in place of a pin, looks like it's been tightened up, side loading the ears on the case. There should be free play there