Recent content by bryanduke

I agree with straps. Even many cranes are using straps for overhead lifting now. Straps have a little give and wont snap like a chain will. Just be sure to use adequate sized straps for your load. I only use straps. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Tapatalk

My last Kubota did that. Lubricate both ends of that cable where it enters into the shielding. I used to just spray wd40 on mine every time I greased the tractor. Then with the tractor shut off, work it until the lubricant gets into the shielding. Mine never did that again after I started...

I used a stump bucket on my L3901 to dig this out. It had 4 tree trunks growing out of it. Each tree trunk was between 18-24". It was so large I had trouble getting it out of the hole. I have since moved up to an MX4800 for a little extra lift capacity.

Mine works great and was only $400. I just had to do a little fabrication to make it stronger. I have built quite a few of my own implements too.

That is a tree sheer. Mine is a puller. Also that one does not have much reach, so working with evergreens would be no fun due to all of the lower branches.

I had an L series that did that. I took a can of WD-40 and sprayed it on the top of the cable as well as lubricating the bottom side of it. After that, it became a part off my regular maintenance and I would lube it regularly.

I have never found the exact same one. I bought mine used. They are actually for skid steers, but work great on a tractor too. Here is the closest thing to the one I have. http://m.ebay.com/itm/TREE-POST-PULLER-BOBCAT-SKID-STEER-QUICK-ATTACH-SHIPPING-199-/251624780135?nav=SEARCH

You do have to get a feel for it. It is capable of crushing trees, t-post, or whatever, to the point of cutting them. It is strong enough I have had to weld it up a few times. I even eventually beefed it up because it kept breaking.

I think I paid $400 for it. It was used and I reinforced it a bit to make it stronger. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Tapatalk

I spent the day brush hogging and pulling some overgrowth. The MX4800 made easy work of this. I pulled some cedar trees that were about 25-30' tall. Here is a video of me pulling a few small trees.https://youtu.be/9uRkSj4FkGQ

I had a L3901 but ended up getting rid of it and getting an MX4800 for the extra lift capacity. I use pallet forks quite a bit. I even use some 8ft pallet fork extensions that I fabricated. That is an 8x12 prefabricated storage shed kit in the photo.

I don't have many Cat 2 implements, but the cheapo Chinese one works great on my Cat 1s. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Tapatalk

Check this one out. http://m.harborfreight.com/3-point-quick-hitch-27-3-16-inch-clearance-97214.html?utm_referrer=direct%2Fnot%20provided

I bought a quick hitch off off eBay for less than $100. Free shipping. My parents have the Land Pride QH and my cheep one functions just as well. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Tapatalk

I have a 6ft Howse brand. Works great. I think most landscape rakes are pretty similar. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Tapatalk