Recent content by ItBmine

Don't feel bad. I have a summer set and winter set of R4's on rims. I put the new fresh ones on for winter. One year I did my wheel swap and took a pic of a project I was doing in yard with my tractor and sent to a friend. he replied back "I see you have your rear treads mounted backwards, what...

Always mow with my loader on. That way there when I come across the numerous branches that always fall in my yard, I just stop and throw in bucket. That's not the reason I leave it on, but it does work for that. I just can't be bothered taking it off. My loader has never been off my B2620. I...

I was going to buy one of these for my B2620. Weber Lane hydraulic dump trailers. They come in 1 to 4 ton capacity. Come standard with a hand pump hydraulic cylinder, but I was going to use my rear remote to dump it. But then I ended up buying my RTV-X1100C to use as a dump truck instead.

My only complaint is I wish they'd spray a little more paint on them and make sure they actually cover everything.

Personally, I like the bull logo.

Doing some more snow cleanup. The RTV blower works so good, I took the blower off the B2620 and finally started using my Rear hydraulic blade.

I'm still on original chain from 2013. I use spray motorcycle chain oil and when I run out I use chainsaw bar oil. And in summer I spray everything with Krown or Fluid Film to protect from corrosion when I store them.

Next time I need coolant I'll just pay you to deliver it and the water, LOL

Ya, because I go to auto parts store and buy both, one stop. Don't need to burn another 20 bucks of gas to drive to the grocery store looking for water.

Looks like I'm not the only one doing the driveway.

Actually I pay $20.99 for 50/50 and $23.99 for the concentrate. And why? Because it's convenient.

You should be okay with the petcock in the block. The ones on my 1952 and 1955 Allis Chalmers still open and seal fine. I have recently switched all my stuff back to regular green Prestone. Wanted to make it so all my engines use same stuff. I don't bother with using water. I just buy the...

This will be lost on all you American friends, but up here the big thing used to be those Canadian Tire bias ply mud and and snow tires that looked like R1 agricultural tires, LOL There was nothing funnier then seeing my dad's Mach 1 and my uncles Boss 302 with those on the back in the winter.

I couldn't afford new tires back then, LOL

That makes a new M7060 tempting again!