Recent content by jajiu

That's what I put on mine too.

It's always in the last place you look because that's when you stop looking:ROFLMAO:

Really nice job.

I'll visit my cousin in Glen Carbon and deliver it to you;)

I knew I forgot something, it is registered at 10,000 GVW.

I have a 22' (18' +4' dove-tail) for sale. Bought new in 2020 and only used it 3 times, costing me more to have it than I have used it. Can't justify keeping it. Looking to get $6500.00 for it. Located in Rowley, MA. Like new, no problems with it.

Why do you want the BH90 vs the BH92? I added the BH92 to my L3560HSTC and have nothing but good to say about it.

Looks good, I have chains on the rear only right now but have chains for the front if I need them. By the way, the ride is horrible no matter where you have the chains. I don't have anything securing the hoses other than from the connections which are on the bar behind the SSQA. They are not...

I'm hoping some day I'll be as good as him!

I have had a Quick Attach on my L3560HSTC for quite a while now. Works great, Great craftsmanship, Made in MN USA! Really rugged but as you say a little heavy, but I love it.

That is what he told me back when I purchased it. I always automatically push the button and watch the graph on the screen and as you say it burns off when working hard.

That's what I do.

My 3560 is 2014 and I push the auto-regen button every start up. The dealer told me it burns off as you use the tractor but if you don't push it, the carbon builds up faster and doesn't burn off and you have to regen more often. The newer tractors automatically lights the auto-regen button. I...

I put the coupling on with the hope of hooking it onto something to help pull it but never was able to figure anything out yet. I use a large metal hook with a handle once the wheels are lined up. Usually I just push it, it is extremely heavy and I have never had it tip on me. Before I move...

Glad I could help. I don't know the length off hand but I have some pictures of it. I had to keep adjusting where to place the wood pads so that the BH would sit "comfortably" on it.