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If you do drill the holes make sure they get filled, with a bolt, something solid. A filled hole is stronger than not. :)

This is the new anti-high center option when off roading. :)

Thx Not to sure about genius, I usually get told I got to much time on my hands. :giggle: Heres one more you all might get a kick out of, its a converted weight bench for my 3pt logging tools and pallet forks. I did not add it originally as its a little rough.

thx, just gotta be careful what gets outside the box at times! :giggle:

Got all me implements on dolly's now. So much easier to hook up! And put to use some stuff that's been laying around. :giggle:

I put together this log arch from an old cement mixer, and stole the wheels off my wood spliter.

I searched this and came up with this https://northernhydraulics.net/catalog/dust-caps-and-plugs-177-1.html thanks

Great suggestions Mikester , Donystoy I think I'll start looking here!:giggle:

Anybody else find that the rubber OEM hydraulic hose dust caps for the male ends don't stay on very well? I've been searching for metal caps which we used on the jaws of life hoses, but can't seem to find them. Any ideas out there?

Please tell me more about your casters 😊 5" rubber, here are some other pic's, I made the bucket plate bigger because it had a tendency to slip off the back :(

This is what I put together for my B2620.

I have the same thing going on but its the left gloves that pile up. Are you left handed? I am right handed so it is that glove that wears first and gets tossed. Why I keep the left gloves without a right, that's just marrmanu!

I have a wood GB60 5' box blade that I use to 1/2 to 3/4 capacity depending on if I am going up the driveway or just level. Dosen't seem like the Land plane will hold as much material. Thanks for the input.

I pull a woods GB60 5' box blade with the B2620. It will bog, down lose traction when about half full or you hit a decent root, but I not moving mountains either. The L2501 is heavier may pull just fine.

I have 7 + ac here with steep hills full of mole mounds lots of fir, alder and two large hilly meadow areas. I use a 4' brush hog behind my B2620 works just fine, no hill climbing issues, I am sure it would pull a bigger mower of either type. When mowing tall grass be mindful that the grass...

Thanks all for the input, I am gonna go with the 6 footer.

Looking at a 6' foot land plane which is stated to be rated for 25 plus hp tractor. Anybody out there with experience with a setup like this on B2620 ? Thanks

I had some clamp on and ended up selling them, mainly because they reduce the lifting capacity as it places the weight further out. They also had a tendency to rotate a bit.

I had 12 yards of gravel delivered for my road. I asked the driver to lay it down at a 2 inch depth. I guess he decided that an 8 plus inch depth would be better. After using my box blade to cut it down and spread it out I ended up with a lot of woopedos. Not having a land plane I came up...

I put a mark to indicate a splines valley on the implement side of the pto shaft. This helps to line things up, try the best you can to keep the two lined up on the same plane. Enjoy your new machine!