Recent content by DIRTROAD

I agree with your timetable! I've started the dispute process.

Use caution if ordering from Yesterdays Tractors! I have been waiting on a refund from them for a month now. They accepted my return but will not credit it back to my card. I have multiple emails to prove this as well. Now I am out the part and my money and return shipping! I hope this post...

BUYER BEWARE!!! I have been waiting on a refund from Yesterdays Tractors for a month now. The accepted my return but won't refund the money back to my credit card. Use caution if ordering from them!

It was just hanging there with a quick connect that would have powered the backhoe. The system would have worked great with the backhoe, but when it was removed it became nearly inoperable and you are correct, major pump damage would have occurred had I not remedied the problem.

That is how it was plumbed when the previous owner had it. The beyond port went to a backhoe at that time. That owner didn't sell me the backhoe attachment so the beyond hose was just still on the tractor in that pic. Yes, it had that center sleeve, but I was able to plug it and cut it off...

OK, I got it figured out thanks to the breakdown drawing here. This particular loader valve has the ability to be run on either open or closed center hydraulic systems. If you look at the drawing, there are three options. Open, Closed, and Beyond. It makes a difference which insert is used in...

I might have to plumb it like the loader on my 231.

Yeah, it seems to not be flowing back through the remotes. It's deadheading there. The control valve on the loader is fine.

I just purchased a 4wd MF240 with a front end loader on it. Apparently it has remotes for a closed hydraulic system which the loader is quick connected to because when the remote is engaged to provide flow to the loader the hydraulics "deadhead" and the engine loads bad and brings the rpm way...

At one time I had a cutter that would have worked on the rear of your backhoe. Sold it a few years back though.

Local dealer sent me this picture of a 333E with a Fecon head last week.

Has anyone converted their old oil bath air filter to a more modern replaceable cartridge type air filter?

Here are a couple of pics from a recent job. They show before, during and after stages of grading a new parking lot from two different angles. I will take more pics after the curbing is installed and the asphalt is laid. Then I will try to get some pics of the finished lot after landscaping...

I better stay south of the border for burning. I'm not familiar enough with NC's guidelines. I am a certified prescribed fire manager in SC which gives me increased liability protection, but I wouldn't be afforded the same liability protection in NC. Here are a couple more pics.

Colby, Here are a few pics for you. I burned a large tract today and took a few pics. Only saw one snake, a wounded wood cock, and some old deer bones in the woods. I got some good video footage also. I might put some up on youtube later.