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Nice! Mines a 1998. New it would've come with the saddle bags, but the guy I bought it from didn't have em anymore. I figured I'd better get some before going to Maine next summer. Like to get something that looks nice and is waterproof.

Thanks, I like yours as well! I have to get me some bags like yours for some long distance rides. I was looking at viking. What are yours?

Not at the moment, I still have the B2601. Since it was doing 90% of the other work I had for it adequately I decided to keep it for the time being and change up how I do my firewood processing (which would be the remaining 10%). It wasn't/isn't in the cards for me financially to take on a...

$200 is STEEP for a tote and bladder unless you are getting food grade for water collection or something you don't want the nasty residual residue contaminating. When I filled all mine I started making some out of scrap pallets I had laying around. You have to take a little more care when...

They make my life so much easier.

I also have the ripper and have never had an issue with it. I have used it on many stumps and it does aid in the process with minimizing ground disturbance. I have also found it helps pluck nice sized rocks out of the ground with ease as well. I tried removing a decent sized rock with my 16"...

They have one for each on the website. https://www.palletforks.com/tractors/3-point/hitches/from-universal-quick-tach-to-3-point-quick-hitch-adapter/191126.html

Now that looks like fun to me.

How is that rake working out for you? I am in the market myself and haven't had any luck used.

Maybe the women finally showed up and lended a hand.

What ended up fixing it? I need some closure.

This was great! I also love how you gave your junior operator the honor. He is going to have some great memories that will last a lifetime.

Awesome idea!

I always wanted to go to one!!! Didn't know they were around. I will have to start searching.

I use Armstrong Chimney & Stoves for my maintenance/repairs. They have been very good to me so far. Located in Taftville, CT.

I got my forks from Everything Attachments. They were the lightest I could find for what I wanted. When I bought them they were around the same price as the Landpride forks.

I agree with watching youtube videos and then deciding if it something you think you could tackle yourself. It may look daunting but it really isn't that bad. Just get everything you need beforehand, have it laid out, and take your time.

Just tried this out and it worked like a charm. I was lowering the 3 point lever all the way down like an idiot. Now mower is where I need it and the three point is up and outta the way.

I have a B and use it as a multi purpose tractor which has its pros and cons. Pros: maneuverability, mid pto, does a lot of work just need to know its limitations Cons: swivel seat for BH use, BH not rotating a full 180 degrees, can be a lil light when digging, difficult to mow everything close...

I bent the same one! No clue how. I was going to just get a replacement for TSC, but ended up getting one from the dealer since I was heading there anyway. I think it cost me .80 and took me 10 seconds to swap out. Am interested to see what people think happened. I was doing grapple work so...