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Runs With Scissors
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Weight question
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I vote for "A frame". Cheap, simple, fast and strong (if done properly ;) ) But I can see @jimh406 idea working as well.....Just might...
Today at 1:55 AM
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Skeets, I built a frame out of power pole cross members I had when I was building mounting brackets to use a Massey loader on a L305...
Today at 1:48 AM
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Do you have a floor jack or bottle jack? You could use one with blocks of wood and slowly work it up higher and then release the grapple.
Today at 1:48 AM
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Electrical advice concerning Jump pack usage and back feeding .
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If we are voting, I vote for @JasonW idea. Although I have no direct experience with a system like he mentions, If they are reliable...
Today at 1:44 AM
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Not sure if will help with the battery charging situation but willing to give it a try!! :LOL::LOL::LOL:
Today at 1:37 AM
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Iād add a second battery, isolator, and Perko switch instead.
Today at 1:36 AM
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No need to be sorry, and sincere respect to your 1800 hours, sir. I shall not achieve that mark in my remaining lifetime. At some point...
Today at 1:29 AM
Runs With Scissors
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L2201DT tiller stuck up
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There is no better way to test your knowledge of your tractor than having a grandson playing on it :love: My grandkids turn and twist...
Today at 1:21 AM
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I was called an un trusting old fart today
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If I had a nickel for every boating accident I have been in where precious cargo was lostšā¦(in all honesty I was in a serious one while...
Today at 1:07 AM
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I was called an un trusting old fart today
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Many, many boating accidents reported on this site. Apart from obvious water safety disregard, I warned my wife (currently in the US)...
Today at 1:07 AM
Runs With Scissors
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I was called an un trusting old fart today
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I recently bought a new car, and was absolutley FLOORED about how much they already knew....They had everything. About 6 months ago...
Yesterday at 7:04 AM
Runs With Scissors
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I did a Mod so it cannot move with parking brake on. L4060
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So when you have the parking brake applied, it acts like the "seat switch" and powers down your machine if you try to take off? Thats a...
Yesterday at 2:31 AM
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I did a Mod so it cannot move with parking brake on. L4060
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If I do move it with the brake on, I do notice it pretty quick. I also have an air ride seat so I canāt tilt it up to run the chipper...
Yesterday at 2:27 AM
Runs With Scissors
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HST limits
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I like Seafoam for "occasional use", But I would default to something a little more dedicated to diesel fuel.....Something like a...
Yesterday at 2:18 AM
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Brand/type of electrical connectors ?
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I don't have a specific brand name, but one thing I have found very useful is this little handheld crimper. It works pretty well...
Yesterday at 2:04 AM
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