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Yeh couldnt agree more. Fuel additives are great of you get the right one. We run a diesel additive in our f350 and put around 35k on a year. Boosts are mileage, easier to start, and smoother running. I also treat all my lawn equiptment before the winter with fuel additive, makes firing em up in...

Yeh, its probably more hassle than its worth, whats a little shoveling? Its only a 1 ton and a 99 at that, so i dont want to push her to hard. Ford Trucks always do what we ask em to.

Ok thanks a lot

Hey eric, nice work and nice equiptment, sure do the b6100 proud. Just wondering what brand of tires you have on the back? Not sure where to find new ones. Thanks

Thanks eric. For over $1000 ill just deal with it. Its a custom made dump nsert to fit in my service body, which is getting up there in age. I may look at getting a full dump body when i need to replace but will see. I thought maybe there would be an ajustment on the pump. When i get some time...

Didnt get a chance to see your first reply, yeh sometimes that works haha. I understand the hoist capacity has to include the weight of the dumper. And yes when i load 2.5 tons it works fine. I just would like to be able to get that little bit more stone or dirt in to maximize trips taken. I may...

Not to sound like an idiot but im not seeing a name to google. Probably looking right at it. For a complete loader for under $2500 if may just be worth keeping the old girl around.

I have a dump insert in my one ton truck and was wondering if anyone has any idea of how i could increase the capability of the hoist. It is rated to lift 6000lbs including the dumper weight, however when i load 3 ton of stone on the truck at the mine, i have to shovel off some to get it to...

Thanks eric ill take a look. Love the tractor but trying to weigh options of putting a loader on such an old machine, compared to buying one with a loader. So will see.

Im trying to build a loader for my b6100 tractor. Im leaning towards buying a kit through cad plans. Does anyone have a suggestion on what loader of theirs would be a good match for my tractor. I wouldnt want to build something that the tractor cant handle, but i also want the most cababilities...

Thanks tried again and got her. thanks

I pulled the fuel bowl of my b6100 to fix a leak today and when i put it back on i forgot to fill the bowl ahead of time. My fuel system is full of air and i have been trying to bleed the system by craking each line at the injector one at a time and moving to the next. I cannot get a steady...

I rely pretty heavily on my little B6100 tractor, and so far it hasnt let me down. Its going to need some stuff such as a new clutch, and tires but im concerned that the machine isnt worth the money. It smokes a little heavier than it should when runningm (lots on start up and it cleans up a...

I have been thinking about trying to get a loader for my b6100 tractor, but when i got a price for 7000 for a new loader for it that didnt seem possible. The tractor has a lot of hours on it and i dont want to put a ton of money into such an old machine but i would like a loader for loading...

Thatd be great, im just trying to figure out the best way to do it. thanks

I would like to install a log splitter on my b6100, however it doesnt have hydro ports and im not sure how to set it up. I have a juction block up by the pump by the engine, and there is a port of somekind under the seat. Any advice would be great! Thanks

Alright Sounds Good Thanks

I have a B6100 that i got a good deal on, but it needed some tlc and works great now. The only problem is it leaks fuel where the 3 ports come out of the injector pump, and a little where the injectors go into the cylinders. I am not too concered about the small fuel leaking around the...

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Hi Vic, Now if I was to run a log splitter off the back, the port under the seat would be the outgoing to the splitter, and the return would go back into the transmission fill hole like you said. Now how would i control the splitter since there is the hydro control lever on the tractor, and then...