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I have a B26TLB and when I first started to use the backhoe it was very jerky. The key to become smooth is experience. What I found is to always start another movement before stopping the previous one especially when you swing the backhoe.

My plan is to convert it to electric down the road.

Yes, we can import 15 years olds car and drive them on the road only if they are left hand drive. If they are right hand drive like mine you have to wait 25 years and they become antics. Quite stupid law if you ask me.

Since its right hand drive it need to be 25 years old before I can use it on the road. Mine is a 2003 so in 2028 its road legal. I could have bought a older one and drive it on the road.

They can do 1500 lbs easy I went to 2000lbs.

This is what I bought to fix that problem.t

I have chains on the B26 with r4 tires on the back only. I run trygg euro style studded chains. Do yourself a favor and buy the correct chains dimension or modify the chains. With the right chains you dont need to tight them down.

Its a Suzuki Carry DA63T 2003 and in canada its not legal yet because its right hand drive. In 2028 its gonna be 25 years old and I will be able to hit the road because it will be considered antique.

I needed more bed space and a full cab for winter so I went with this:

I own a mini truck for about 2 years and I am never going back to a UTV. The bed space and the heated cab are just amazing. I carried 2000 lbs of water/pump in there with no issues.

Watch this: . This solved all my snow blower shear bolts breaking for no apparent reasons.

This is one of the reason I went with a commercial TLB unit with the 4 posts ROPS.

What dont you like about the block heater? I have one installed on the B26 TLB and the tractor start like its summer each time. Its a pretty easy DIY job, at least on mine. I have it plugged into a remote controlled outlet and give it a couple hours of warm up before each use in the winter.

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Make sure it is in 2wd.

This may be a stupid question but in some circumstances does having a loader help you not to roll over? If you dont have a loader on the tractor and it starts to roll there is nothing you can do about it, you hang in there and hope for the best. On the other hand if you have a loader you can...

For me nothing beat a set of forks to move logs, you get extra reach to pick the log up and to stack them the way you want. I have a log clamp on my forks and most of the time I dont use it when moving logs around. If something unexpected happen, the log can tip on one side and not bring the...

If your into ground engagement task A B26TLB is the way to go. Its a commercial built unit vs a residential tractor. You loose the mid PTO, the loader is not removable. One nice feature people overlook when they look for a B26 is the four post ROPS. I feel so much safer vs a regular rear ROPS. I...

I also have a B26 and the boom cylinder get pretty hot after a few hours of digging. I cant remember the exact PSI I had but it was on the mark. I can pick up the butt end and move it around no problems on my machine even with loaded tires.

Do you have rear remotes on the tractor? Rear remotes and a backhoe are two different things.They are usually used to power rear implements that need hydraulics like a snowblower or some rear blades. If you don't have any of these installed you will need to look for a true third function kit or...