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I do agree with you Chim. I find my own ROPS mounted lighting isn't ideal (glare, bugs, etc). While working, I often ponder a forward location where they wouldn't be blocked by the loader or be in physical peril. And if I took the loader off, I might as well sell the tractor. On the JD...

Gotcha (y) Will be curious about your light distribution. Would have preferred a little more even lighting on mine, but tolerable. I had ordered a smallish light bar for forward, but found the two smaller lights were illuminating enough, so I returned. Greg

I did something similar on mine. Got these when they were on sale for $23. They have bright spots, but not horrible. FWIW, yours look similar in wattage and I have found mine to be bright enough for my taste. And I do a fair amount of work after dark. I mounted using nylon washers and nylon...

I'm with you. I'd be willing to see how it played out just to have that fuel on hand. Ends up taking me 45 minutes to get 5 gallons of off-road, which I'm needing quite often at the moment. Good stuff, thanks for sharing.

Thanks. Once I thought about making them removable, it seemed to design itself.

Nice investment in your future. With steel prices where they are my radar is always up. Oddball one I couldn't pass up recently was five 4 x 12 x 1/8" nipples for $5 total.

Handy storage solution :-) I found that I needed leverage on both the top link and jam nut to keep the jam nut from coming loose during operation, more than just hand tightening on one of them. Only needed to happen a couple times for me to want to work on a better solution. The ability you...

If not triple! 💰

I’ve seen some nice fabrication projects here for toolboxes. Thought I’d share mine. I did this a couple years back. Heavy duty and plenty of space. Ammo boxes can be swapped out by project. The boxes are from Harbor Freight. I used 2 different sizes to fully use the available space. Each box...

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Thank you for your endorsement Tractor Gal. I hope it serves you well! Def lots of ways to skin a cat, especially on a farm. And there is a cost/benefit for every person's situation. But this tool is made for the job, and does it well. Greg

This wrench is for adjusting the top link or side link on a Kubota 3 point hitch. It's made from 1045 tool steel and has been hardened and tempered. I made one of these for adjusting implements on my Kubota L3901, and since the tool worked so well, I wanted to see if others would find it...