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Slim you got a good looking tractor and a heck of a backhoe. Definately enough equipment for your work thats planned ;)instead of pulling stumps that hoe will sure dig um god luck.handy

Man like your snowblade talk about toys. Got to luv um all:D. Heck of a fel also. Man I am;) slobbering nearly as much as when I looked at wildfires toys.handy

Wasnt really trying to pull your leg some people appx 50 years ago would build something that looked like this to set down inside a disc behind a tractor or horse pulled to add weight so they wouldnt have to make so many passes. That is why I ask to width between angle. Sure is nice to know what...

:DGlad you got it. I will remember that one we dont like our botas being broke:eek:.handy

Far as I know not an inexpensive way. I am sure vic or aquaforce or dusty (Theres your name again dusty)someone else will jump in and let you know if it is. You can always add weight to attachments to dig a little deeper if needed. I use to use concrete blocks on my dads disc.etc.handy

:DThanks traildust in a couple of days I will play with this . :cool:Just thought my grandson is out of college for break and will be here Monday to stay a couple of days bet he can help me to. ;)I will try to post a picture in a couple of days maybe he will be on the bota. Thanks again. handy

Remember that is a right handed plow. My dad had a small tractor you set the plow up so you always throw ridge same way and you would let your right front and rear wheel run in the furrow you just turned. Didnt know if you knew that (PLease excuse me if you already know) I get to nosey sometimes...

I am definately no vic traildust or ob1 or butch but is it possible you could have sucked air in when you found the leak where it was brazed? Just asking? I dont know much about hydraulics but just asking? handy

Dont know if anyone is interested its a backhoe thumb on ebay for BX models. Just type in search block the following number it should take you to it. 330409810593

Aquaforce thanks for update. YOU GOT TO BE PROUD THAT LOOKS GOOOOD. :DIts also nice to have your father in law there helping also.

I agree with dusty good job good job on pics to keep us posted.:cool: Bet that plow will work perfect.handy

Only suggestion, take off battery cables and clean them and the post real good and make sure ground cable where connected to tractor frame is tight and clean. If its not doing anything not even clicking this may do it, if you are lucky.handy

John C you got:D it I will try in a few days going to play with microsoft program a few minutes :)traildust came thru on that one.handy

:o Just talked to dusty that particular boot was removable but when I weld on something with rubber close to it I use the wet rag try it traildust and let me know next time.handy

Thanks traildust I am going to do like john c and start trying Ihave done a lot of things with repairing mine (my wifes);)and when my neighbors breaks I can usually fix that:rolleyes: and install and transfer programs to new computers etc. but have never fooled with pictures:o weird huh. My...

Never wet rod end or the weld itself with water sometimes people think they are doing good to cool it off with water.NO NO let it cool on its on the water was for the rag wrapped around the tie rod end to keep the rubber on the tie rod end from melting. Dont get the water on the weld but rag...

Probably to darn old to learn this :obut I am going to print it off and try to learn how thanks trailduster and thanks to you john c. handy

Congrads glad you got it working . Looks like a nice piece piece of equipment on their website.handy

Glad you fixed it dusty towel usually works good long as you weld slow (give it a chance to cool between pass) keep it wet and off the weld. Keeps those boots from burning. Looks like you ground it down also dont beleive you will have any problem. I usually prefer welding those with a...

:DButch love that pic I am from Tennessee know EXACTLY WHAT THAT PIC IS.handy