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Do you have any hills that your tractor can run away and crash into trees? It's more of a gamble, not getting it vs. having it. For some it's a peace of mind... Can you afford to replace it if it's destroyed? If you don't think you'll drop a tree on it.... or do other questionable things to...

Back filled a retaining wall that we had built.

Looks like an importer (China) vs. a manufacturer from the US. I wouldn't use a website that doesn't post their prices and you have to "Log In" - actually, their whole website looks suspect... MHO

Where's the puddles of grease that my mother usually had??? :ROFLMAO:

I would let mother nature knock it down over time.... Do you need the space for another building?

The original poster left right after posting the question, and has not been back. His main question was if he can use just the right side ripper shanks? Yes, I've done it lots of time to cut sideways into a side slope to flatten it out and level an area...

Looks like someone welded on the backside of the blade for the ripper shanks. I love that they just flip up/down and you don't have to pin them. Quick and easy... very clever.

Do you not have an adjustable side link to cut more on one side? circle in yellow....

Is he related to my sister in Oklahoma? Chem trails were 15 years ago... to her.

I bought snow chains, years ago.... it's never snowed again... (** while I was up at the "farm")

Not knowing exactly what he meant by that, I took it as you got a whole lot of work done by yourself!!! (he might have assumed that you had help hanging cabinets and doing the walls)

You can add red dye to the hydraulic system or you can replace the sight glass. For replacement, get on a side slope angle where the oil goes to the other side. John Deere makes a red dye, https://shop.deere.com/us/product/MT3668:-Hydraulic-Oil-Dye-Fluid,-D-50,-12-ml/p/MT3668 Only need 1/2 or...

Insurance call first!!!! Chaining front axle up to the front end loader, and/or to the brush guard. Most likely, remove front tires, use the FEL to raise and slide up the hill on... good luck. If you are in the Hillsville area, let me know. Plenty of heavy rescue truck along the interstates!!

What price did you put on your BX 2370? Personally, I would not sell the loader off of it... If I did It would be priced darn near close to new (ask a dealer). Here's one that sold... https://www.messicks.com/used/loaders/201824

My plan is to do mine this winter... if I can get my tractor in the basement!!! Have you read this threads on it? https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/l2800hst-pto-engagement-noise.54713/ Post #22 with the string to line things up is helpful... He also has a list that he...

DOESN'T WORK, SEE NEXT POST BELOW... It's going to cost more (and I doubt there's a "kit") but buy the valve with "Float" for the top link and you can push or pull it out as you need. I don't know if it takes much effort to move the piston when it's in float. BUT make sure your toplink...

That's a good start... now, add even more metal, make it heavier!!!

Take smaller "bites" into the ground. More up and down... Always have your foot on the clutch, Once it starts to cork screw into the earth, step on the Clutch. Good to have a 2 or 3 foot pipe wrench to unscrew the auger instead of rocking back and forth.

You'll need to use your full weight OR back the springs off more. Something like this "VIDEO" (Again, sorry for old video, but here is "full" travel...) With your video (that I uploaded) in post #8, the seat should compress downward more than an inch but it will take your full body weight to...

So are you duel booting with a partition or did you wipe the old computers clean and install MX Linux with a fresh start?