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Dennis the tractor it is on is a grand L-6060hstc. The rear blower we are doing quite a few with at this point. 80" has been the most common we have sold to pro snow movers and this has been the favorite model. The front blade system is a time saver with it's versatility but it is not for the typical home owner as most want a loader on the front and costs less the same as the rear drive blower.

Ag tires have been the most functional for us on these tractors for driving over the deeper snow for removal. There are many makes and models of the blower at this point but these are standard back up to the garage door and pull away! Clean!!

Kubota Super Snow Removal System --Something a little different
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 3 Post by Art White

I need a manual to fix the hydraulic system.<br>
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The 3PH implement arms will not go down. PTO works but the arm doesnt go down<br>
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Thanks for any advice on how to troubleshoot this.<br>
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Manual for Shibaura SD 2243
Shibaura
Replies 6 Post by humble1

Hello Handson, this job was done with small excavator with thumb to pick and place stones. Skidsteer to move soil. Yes, the unilock gets acid rain stained and doesn't look nearly as nice after a few years, although I was told I had good unilock with color throughout. An occasional powerwash would help :) You can see from rise off the soil that I would be much more comfortable with the large stones as opposed to the unilock.

When I bought the house in 2014 the unilock walls were beautiful. Then with the heaving of the soil over the winters it toppled after 4 years. The foundation was poured correctly for the unilock wall and the new stones are on top of that foundation. But there wasn't the correct drainage and stone behind the unilock walls. Hopefullly this new limestone wall will hold up.

Top Spring Tractor Projects
Tractor Projects
Replies 8 Post by crunch

Cut the pressure line. Run the pump side to the IN on the control valve & the other end to the OUT of the valve. I braze pipe fittings on the line. Compreeion fittings can also be used.

Mitsubishi D2350 rear lift hydraulics
Mitsubishi
Replies 17 Post by lsheaffer

I would check that your glow plugs are getting hot.

If runs great after starting I do not think the fuel pump is the issue.

Jinma 254 fuel pump issues
Parts and Repair
Replies 4 Post by joyce1

Nice work.

Today it seems that if you are speaking to someone on the phone, that means they have no hands on knowledge of doing the process you are asking about. Can be very frustrating.

Glad it worked out for you.

Cub Cadet 7260 Clutch Replacement
Cub Cadet
Replies 5 Post by Nottoold

I have a massey 135 with 3 point hitch lift issue. when the position lift lever is moved up very little the 3 point goes all the way up. I removed the top cover to find a small spring only attached on one end . I cannot determine where the other end is supposed to be attached. the end that is attached is attached to a piece of flat steel linkage thru a hole<br>

Massey Ferguson 135 3PH Lever Linkage
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 3 Post by ARC4966

crunch has posted a new photo.

Subject: Limestone Retaining Wall.

Description: <br>Limestone wall installed to replace 2 tiered unlock wall by previous owner that failed

Limestone Retaining Wall - New Pix by crunch
Photos
Replies 1 Post by crunch

I have a 14" EGO chain saw from Home Depot. It is good for up to a 6" limb, maybe even a 12" tree for a few cuts. Then your battery will be depleted. I resorted to using it to cut a stump to ground level after dulling the chain on my 16" gas powered echo. It's not really good for that kind of work. I will not give up my echo.

That said, I am really happy with my collection of EGO tools, weed wacker, blower, hedge trimmer, and chain saw. Other than the chain saw, they are all well powered for the job. And I do appreciate the chain saw for an occasional limb that falls from the trees. I have two batteries so if one runs out I can just snap the other battery in. I have eliminated the gas or plug powered weed wacker, blower, hedge trimmer.

Cordless Chainsaws Buy One or Avoid them
Shop Tools
Replies 13 Post by crunch

Earnies after you get thoroughly frustrated trying to crush those pellets take a look at this youtube clip.

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When is the best time to Apply Salt
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 8 Post by DennisCTB

Thank you. I have emailed you at parts to get a quote on a pump.

Shibaura SD 2243 Hydraulic system question
Shibaura
Replies 5 Post by trevbenson

Used ones 5 to 10 years old go for $70,000 to $120,000.

New Holland 1290 tractor price
New Holland Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Nottoold

Here is video that may give you some ideas.

Best of luck !

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Satoh S650G Changing Hydro and Trans Fluids
Parts and Repair
Replies 2 Post by gravely

[QUOTE=MrToad;200051] Bulky clothing hmmmm ..... you are too kind.

Thanks Mike [/QUOTE]

Hahaha, it happens.

As my grandfather used to tell me, middle age is the point where a narrow waist and a broad mind change places on you.

Best of luck.

Kubota B7500 3ph slow drop
Parts and Repair
Replies 8 Post by Murf

Update Feb 2021<br>
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My Lab is 7 years old now and he is still crazy to retrieve.<br>
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In December all his energy resulted in him spraining his rear right leg, so much that he was hopping on three legs.<br>
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I got him a leg brace for both rear legs and this really helped him rehabilitat. Definitely made him slow down. After a little more than a week with braces, I took them off and his limp was mostly gone. A couple of weeks on leash only helped, and now he can go off leash and run around no limp.<br>
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He has done very little to no retrieving, only tried with bumpers not balls. His heart is not into the bumpers.<br>
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Have to see what we can do in moderation when the snow melts.<br>
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Chocolate Lab Retrieving ball Injuries
Everything and Anything
Replies 4 Post by DennisCTB

Excellent! Thanks very much. :)

Mahindra 2615 RPM issues
Parts and Repair
Replies 12 Post by dave5000

Both have their place in my shop,had to cut spring perches off an axle tube and not very good for a sawzall but a grinder i can cut them off and grind the welds,in a tight spot and to say cut a bolt off you cant get a grinder to a sawzall so its like 2 different animals,really need both for the shop

Sawsall or Angle Grinder which do Prefer
Shop Tools
Replies 3 Post by tipoblanco

I have a JD QH on my JD 972. The hitch makes it easy to attach the implement but does nothing to help with the PTO. It would take me 23 minutes to hook that up and countless scrapes and cuts. There is a product out now called a PTO Link and it shortens the PTO hook up time to 20 seconds or less. A bit pricey at about $250 but my hands and time are worth it.<br>
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Check out this video for a PTO alternative attachment method.<br>
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How good are 3PH Quick Attach
Operating and Attachments
Replies 4 Post by ericjohnson

Thanks for the feedback.

I googled the filter cutter and the example they had was for use on Airplanes. Hmm sounds like a great idea in that case.

I also saw a magnet ring that could be put on with the cartridge filter, have not seen anywhere to buy this or if it is a good idea either.

I think I will continue to leave well enough alone.

Kubota B hydraulic filter suction screen Maintenance
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Pacman2

Always happy to help Dennis.

Have you done any of the mods to your blower?

Best of luck.

Kubota BX2750 Snowblower Fan Shear Pin Alignment
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 11 Post by Murf