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Re: B6000 how to make a front linkage, please! http://postimg.org/gallery/1n42qw2um/ the 2 counter weights off a old MF fork lift 500 lbs are for ballast only. notice where I moved the pivot shaft ahead because I forgot to allow for the inside wheel in a sharp turn which turns much sharper...

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#1 it was not intended to be mean. u have no idea of the private messages i get asking questions when the answer is right there. #2 your right, i don,t belong here.

where did i come up with the part??? read the post title, i used one of those slideing wire copythingy to get the angle in the bottom of the hole. the screw siting on the t-handle allen wrench is from a bycycle, metric thread. it,s not rocket sicence, look at the pic, read between the lines...

here is my latest project. 1880 martini action that i cleaned up and blued with lye and stump remover. i milled the barrell blank octagon and made my own chambering reamer (44 magnum). it,ll shoot 5 shots touching at 100 yds. OBTW, i extended the blade on my bota. no more snow comeing over the...

my neighbor gave me a big peice of heavy plastic from a colasapt quanset hut. i painted them inside and outside with black Krylon Fusion paint for plastic and then painted the outside white with the same paint. if u keep the sun off the tires , they will outlast u. i,m just about done with the...

on top of the list should be , make sure your man cave, dog house or whatever u call it is well stocked up. i can,t beleive all the pussy wipped guys on this list. LOL. running and ducking for cover. LOL Louis

SD Vic; u had some aftermarket reverse gears for the L1500 for $80 last year. were those chineese or the italian ones. any good or bad feed back on them. thanks Louis

OK guys and gals. feet tent. when i was younger , i slept with the blankets folded back and my feet sticking out, summer and winter and never got cold feet. then as i got old my feet got cold so had to wear socks to bed and in my golden years, thats not enough. i can,t stand the wieght of the...

OK guys, last clue, it has to do with my bed. it,s real simple. Louis

HAW HAW HAW HAW. thats a good one . u definately will get the booby prize. Louis and not Louise HAW HAW HAW

OK first hint, it,s 30 inches wide and used in the house. i,m quite sure it will be copied. he he he he

i built this about 5 years ago and have used it every day ever since. u guess what it is. LRP

when i bought my L1500, the ign key was a small pocket knife to turn it on-off. the key hole had been enlarged somewhat with a screwdriver and had sharp pointed barbs sticking out. u get the picture. after i looked in the keyhole with a small flashlight, i could see the part that turned and it...

here is a moose with calf laying down behind the house about 65 yds.

whent shooping at the local truck shop. i bought a back up light gromet and after i told the very nice counter man that i needed a lens instead of a light. he ha-hummed a bit and said i don,t think so but he came out in the isle and started openig boxes and came up with a nice clear lens with a...

your are correct. some models they are not in series, but it looks like the older models they are and when the indicater is open, no glowplugs. the wireing diagram for the L175, L185, L245 shows series and the glowplugs themselfs are in series as well. anybody that has a tractor no mater what...

i suspect that it,s not wired right. the glow plug indicator should be in series with the glowplugs and will not melt down. u can make a glow plug indicator with nichrome wire, old stove and clothes dryer elements. LRP

that is oddball all right. is there much wear in the chain. like push together and pull. hard to tell by the pic, the top sproket looks worn. i wish u luck finding a new chain. Louis

i,ve been a millwright and mechanic all my life and have never come across any 7/8 pitch chain. for this chain to be 7/8 pitch it would have #70 stamped on it. i,ll bet it has #60 stamped on it , 60 means six 1/8 =3/4 pitch. now a well worn #60 chain streched out could measure 7/8. look at the...