Recent content by Greenhead

I hate cliffhangers... What HAPPENED??

Yup, normal. The backhoe will drop too, so pin it. I run a chain across the stabilizers to hold them up in the shop. Don't want them squishing something.

I'm running a 66" single on a L4400. I went with 66' because it has a little larger lid. I like the fact I can see the ends clearly when working in the woods. The 60" would be fine too. If I did it again I would go 60" double lid.

I have there 66" single on a L4400. For brush the single is good. For objects like cut wood I think the dual would be better as each side may be different. Logs again the single would be fine. I chose the single for mainly brush and it has fewer moving parts. Very well built.

Lots of different options. I had this interlock installed into the house/panel and there is a gen plug on the outside of the house. I too use a HF 7000w gen set and it's very good. I run synthetic oil after break in and always run it out of fuel via gas shut off when i'm finished. Always starts...

We got a Grapple from Everything Attachments (Talk to Travis) and absolutely love it. This thing is built. Moved all kinds of stuff and never left the seat..

A backhoe would be ideal. But you run what you got. I would look into retaining wall block. They can move a little. What ever you use, back fill with clear 3/4 stone for drainage...

Just a thought. Did you price out new tractors? Warranty, and you get just what you want. With interest so low and a good trade it may be in your better interest to go that route. Just my cents.

The best thing I got after the box blade was a Fite-rite hydraulic top link. The box blade become a whole different animal in a very nice way.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwGrC0KicSo

I'm trying my best to refrain from saying what I'm thinking. The best I can print is "You can't fix stupid"...

What he SAID!!! Simply the best invention since tuna in water. :D

I moved a couple relief valves around and the symptom moved. After the problem was isolated I took the valve apart and found a very small piece of metal fuss holding the needle slightly open. I plan on changing the hydraulic filter again to be safe. All is well.

Thank you. I'm still deciding if I can pull that portion of the valve apart.

I have a BH90 on a L4400. Recently the BH would go to the up position slow with little power and when the lever was released it would go back down. Not violently but a pretty fast down. I removed the ram and removed the lines to test the ram but didn't get that far. When I started the tractor...