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Hard to get them all in the same pic, but here is my girls, Tater, Bonnie & Babs

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I’m not sure what was deleted but I still see the picture

sounds familiar, thanks

‘I’ll check that, thanks

I haven’t noticed any sound like it’s still trying to lift, but it does seem like it’s hogging fluid. I did disconnect, inspect and RE-connect all of the quick connectors.

We had a big snow this weekend and I got the L2501 out to plow, and the loader was moving up and down very slowly. If I curled at the same time it would work normal or if I put it into the float position it would move normally, otherwise, super slow. It even seemed like there was a little bit...

Looks familiar!

I live in Colorado and we get a fair bit of snow, I use the back blade on my 2501 pretty much exclusively, and I have the ATV as well. One thing is great about it is, I can back right up to my garage and pull the snow away from it no problem. My driveway is approximately 500 feet long and I can...

This gal was eating out of my bird feeders this morning...

L2501 on a Big Tex 20’ trailer

Great to hear it’s so effective, I think I will do it as well and I might not need to be In 4wd so much while plowing my concrete driveway. I can’t understand why, if it is so much better, why don’t they just do it to new tires?

Re: Can you figure this one out? Your dog discovered a nice warm place to relieve himself.

Even if there’s only an inch or 2, I go out and plow it off, I enjoy it. And, the driveway will be nice and dry when I get home

My 2 forward facing lights are 12 inchers @ 108 watts each, both on a 10a fuse together My rear facing light is an 18 inch @ 180 watts also on another 10a fuse

I added 2 forward facing, and a rear facing 18” bar. I wanted them switched separately so I added a sub fuse panel and a 4 bank switch panel that also has a usb plug and 12 volt plug in it. More than enough light, my driveway is 400 ft long and it lights it up clear to the bottom.

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Due to the different mounting brackets that came with my various lights, I did hose clamps on the forward facing lights, and U bolts on the rear facing light if you***8217;re interested.