Recent content by chuck99z28

Thanks for the link. I have the R2 product, it works, but I think I can do better. The FEL receiver hitch is a cool idea, I could use that for other things too. Thanks all

Has anyone seen a quick attach front loader attachment to pick up and carry those large residential garbage bins? The trash truck that comes buy grabs them and lifts them and dumps them all from the cab. The curb is a 1/2 mile of gravel road away so dragging it out to the curb is a big...

How do you keep it from slipping off between when you put it on the tree and when you pull with the tractor? I don't have any helpers and do everything alone. Will it stay clamped on its own? I have a pair of those large tree "tongs" to put logs up the hill. But its nearly impossible to do...

You can get those black foam pipe insulation tubes from Home Depot online in huge sizes if you want something clean and neat. The only reason I see selling a tractor to the dealer is if you're trading it in for a larger more expensive tractor. I doubt they would care even if they noticed it...

I'm using the Cyclone Rake version with a BX23s. Their boot needed the opening cut. I used a jigsaw. I mounted it, then used a marker to draw the part to cut. It was easy, if you have a jigsaw. I guess DRs might be the same way.

Snow blowers on gravel doesn't work for me. But my drive is hilly and has loose gravel. So when it "digs in" it tries throwing gravel and sounds like it is destroying itself. Then the shear pin breaks. If your gravel is solid enough that it doesn't scoop when floating over it or if you drive...

Same here, specifically these magnets. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B013L2MQ6E On these mirrors https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B073YLF753

On the front I use forks the most, then the bucket, then a hydraulic grabber for brush. I have also have a plow, with hydraulic tilt, which I haven't used. On the back, other than the back hoe I use a ballast box and land plane the most. (I have 1/2 mile of gravel roads.) I have a tiller...

Do the slip and slide around? Or do they grip real tight?

Me too. AMazon had some flat rectangular magnets with holes already in them. The magnets hold well and make it easy to move around for a good view.

I have a receiver hitch that goes in like a bucket and you can get a variety of hooks for. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I was thinking about the horse stall mat too. Glad to hear that works. I'll give it a try. We don't get much ice buildup, as soon as the snow stops then temps usually get up above freezing some (Virginia).

Appreciate the concrete advice, but I too would be interested if you find such jugs.

brilliant, thanks

Yes, that's exactly what I've been doing so far.