Recent content by PaulR

You won't realize the difference. If you're buying "only" a 23S, you're prime concern isn't lift capacity anway. If you want to be on par with the pin bucket, just add a shim or two. Convenience > capacity loss, just MHO. It's awesome to flip back and forth between the bucket, forks, and grapple...

Because the D.T. or J.B words have not been mentioned yet. Even if I was a moderator here, I'd let it slide, so far.......

Get your tires weighted with beet juice. Also makes a big difference.

Unicorns do exist. This sounds like it could be one of them. I've got some 2007 Can Am's with only 500 miles on them. My 2020 BX23S is low hours I think with only ~100. Some folks buy toys and never use them. I say go for it.

Tumeric for aches. Works wonders. Pot just makes me (more) anxious.

That looks like a GREAT deal!

I've read about and tried every tip in the book about this. Read all the threads here. Still have the same problems OP has no matter what. The only solution that works for me: Crack the lines on the Grapple with a wrench, then connect them.

3 kids, didn't want a minivan. She's back to a Jeep Wrangler now. (y)

I do this on some boards for specific reasons. eg: wifes Chevy Traverse will have a specific problem, I join to get info and answers, get it solved and never return for years until maybe another problem shows up, loll. I mean, who would want to hang out in a chevy traverse forum all the time??

I have a 23S, same HP as you? My Woodland Mills WC 46 runs fine.

2020 BX23S here with 109 hrs. I've done oil, filter, HST filter change but no Hydraulic oil just yet. I may do mine at 150, we'll see. Of course, I think my rear PTO seal is leaking, so that may alter the schedule a bit.

Rookie here with the Ripper, took my first stump out last week. It was a biggun, 12"'s + around. It was tedious but fun at the same time, I asked specifically here if I made a mistake not ordering the QA for the ripper, figured I'd try without it. Maybe just me but I don't think it was too...

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Now I'm looking at this one, attaches to an SSQA plate:

Disagree, I think the groundclear has at least one more ingredient besides the glyph. I like it, I think it lasts longer than most other regular brands. I use it around our commercial building and it does a great job, and I have not grown a third eye yet. Edit: Triclopyr, not Glyphosate...