Recent content by fatjay

You get stuck more. The teeth tend to dig in more easily when you don't want to as opposed to the flat blade skidding along. I just had to dig my new holland out of the muck, and it did better with that than a flat blade would have.

Today was a big day. I cut off the chute on my zero turn. I held up a plate, stenciled it, cut it out, and welded it, so i can disable the chute. I also picked up some clearance spraypaint a few weeks ago, which looked suspiciously like kubota orange.

I've seen them and it's on my list. I haven't seen them go that high though. I'd be weary about the height, but other htan that, great alternative to drilling the floor.

Lots of folks with older machines, i have an 8200 and 7200 and use them daily.

Obviously you managed to get it shut down somehow. Some insight into how you managed that, just might help diagnose the actual problem.

How long has this thing been running while you change those parts out?

I bet a $4 bolt at the hardware store will do the same thing. The loader will never come off.

I needed a tractor with loader with power steering and a better lift. But I am cheap, so i spent along time looking. I needed to lift dirt and load it into the dump truck when building my shop. I got lucky and didn't even know it. A bobcat 610 came up and I bought it. I have tractors, with...

L-Bolt, Special! I wonder what's so special about it.

I always wondered what went there. THey've been missing since my father bought it ages ago. I'll stick some bolts and see if things stabalize a bit.

No, but my area is not level, a wider wheel base would go huge ways in stability.

I seem to remember that, i replaced a hub about 20 years ago. I will try that. Thanks!

My ferguson just sold, i blew up my bobcat, and my oliver is the size of a battleship. So unfortunately those are out. I am beating my little kubota but it is holding up. I added 250lb of suitcase weights on the back to help keep it down. I would kill for some wheel spacers, maybe 1.5" on...

I put those silly teeth on :D The teeth do help me get into the dirt a bit where the flat blade just doesn't do it. For the most part I'm turning manure, and the teeth do help me get into it as opposed to just the flat blade. Next week though I'm going to do some work on my mothers garden and...

Thanks. I need a 12' hose for my b8200 and didn't want to think about buying a replacement from my normal shop.