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That might work,,, but I have a set of Easy-Outs just in case

I get out there and pull it off and get the numbers this week.. Figures I was just about done when it happened too

Non HST Thanks will search it out

Doing a little Brush Pile work caught a branch and ripped out my Hydaulics 2000 L3600 The pipe feeds to the Filter housing Here are the pics, it looks like I just need to get A new pipe, What is this part actually called ?? The rubber seals A new locking piece and bolts Trying to figure out I...

I went through this same decision process 4 years ago The wife was buying me a Log Splitter for my 60th damn younger wife says I was getting too old to do it by hand hehehe Anyways, I finally went with the stand alone, It just works out better using the tractor to drag the logs, the bucket...

View from the Seat Put the BoxBlade on adjusted with the Scarifiers cranked down, smoothing out the Winter potholes

Yes Right now we have two, keeping in mind my wife worked for DMV until she recently transferred out LOL she could "Stalk" any plate we wanted Her Jeep = "Frosty" My RED F-150 = "Scar" aka Scarlet I did have Sixgun when we first moved here but gave it up :(

I have 1 mile to the highway so I have to have a blower Rear facing blower and the FEL Bucket do it all for me The only thing I could add to your detailed summery is that a when the blower tosses the snow well away from the road it REALLY help for Springtime on the Gravel Road .. There are no...

Mostly all answered, The best answer I read, and you read, was try and move it when it is LOWER than the Blower height Moisture content really changes the dynamic, we had a 45° temperature swing after Christmas which made moving the White SLUDGE very hard on the machines Spray; Honestly my...

The one HUGE advantage to a SnowBlower vs any Blades I didn't see posted yet.. I do 1 mile of Road to the highway, we get serious snow here, average about 9 feet per year We have used a Roadgrader, D7 D9 D4, F250 with plow, and a Skidster The overall issue was always the same, over the winter...

Oh man I can relate, I found one of those a few years back, clearing and plowing a little over 1/2 acre In one of the back corners, I had a front wheel drop into a mud sucking hole, I lucked out and only dropped one wheel so with a little help from the FEL and standing on the Rear-Wheel lock I...

Makes a bit more sense now, thanks for clarifying it for me I kinda figured that, but wasn't sure

I learned on a Ford 9N then progressed to a Kubota L185DT Most of my tractor time is spent moving snow, and learning on those two taught me to move slowly and thoughtfully So far after a decade of owning the L3600 I haven't stuck it bad enough to not get myself out, came close last week.. The...

This might be a stupid question since I have zero issues starting my tractor but it has been bugging me since I keep reading it on here.. In many of the "Cold Weather Starting" threads I have read posts that say "Mine started, but it took 5-20 seconds of Glow Plugs before it did" Question...

Worst day of snow removal in the 10 years I have owned this Kubota We have had about 4-5 feet since November, that was pretty easy until last week when the temps dipped below zero.. The snow removal was easy just cold.. Yesterday we shifted hard with a Bi-Polar Mother Nature, last Wed was -5°f...

This was my solution.. As you can see it was made 7 years ago and everything still works exactly as designed

Light fluffy snow in Dec is practice for the wet heavy stuff later in the season LOL I only use my BackBlade when we have breakup on the road, that 3" or so of base layer that lets loose usually the last week of Feb or the first week of Mar It becomes frustrating deciding to run the blower and...

The lever won't stay in the locked position, so the wheel moves pretty easy, It looks like a simple friction mechanism. Going to try and get to it in the morning

You are speaking a foreign language, :LOL::ROFLMAO::p what are these strange things you speak of, "Spray with a little water" "Hose it off" We have had over 2 feet of snow since last Thursday when the hose blew, Tis a Wee bit Chilly to be running a hose :cool:

So after blowing a Hydraulic line and misting the entire cab area with a fine spray of slick oil I have a small problem My Tilt Wheel Adjustment lever is slipping So I took it apart and found the bolts that look to tighten it, I tightened those down but it is still slipping My next idea is...