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My personal cut won't do it, but the bigger machine I used last time. I just worked the bucket under the roots and moved the tree, then back fill and smooth. Tears up a 9' wide swath for each one, but 2' diameter trees are no problem for a loader if you work at them a little. The 644 is faster...

Flow spec for the 13 is 3-5 gpm, and the 17 is 5-8 gpm. Pressure is good but you're tractor won't flow enough to run the 17 well. Yes flow control valves are available to run a small unit on a higher flow machine.

NPT to NPT | Hydraulic Adapters & Fittings | Hydraulics | www.surpluscenter.com Look at the female swivel ends, they have that type. Edit don't take anybody's word for what it is without matching it up in person.

Looks like -6 npt

Put whip leads between the valve and coupler for a stopgap. Flexible is less prone to break when hit by the arm. Edit a pair of 2 wire 12" hoses with what looks like -8 oring boss on one end and -8 mpt on the other, but I would take the fittings with to the shop to confirm. If more flexibility...

I know someone that uses a bungee cord to hold the remote on one of his tractors

That's why I have a cab

I used a Hercules cordless grease gun. I used corn head grease.

Talk to your local rock quarry, sand quarry, or concrete company and see if you can get some old worn out conveyor belt. 24-36 inch wide rubber with 2-4 layers of belting in it. Much tougher than stall mats. Other widths may be available, just listing what I've worked with.

I just used ATF and diesel

Many people use a bale on the back to ballast the one on the front

There's a good chance it won't have a low enough gear to run a tiller well. Many tractors from those years don't. A 6 foot rotary cutter will work

All the loaders on tractors are weak and fragile. I won't be trying stumps with mine. I just get a bigger machine for removing stumps, last time I didn't even cut the trees down before just scooped up the trees with stump and roots. Then smoothed out the ground. But real loaders are different...

1. Depending on outside temperature and air flow those pressures could be good to a little high. 2. The condenser and receiver drier are combined to one unit for the 20 series. A vertical tube on the condenser looks much larger than usual. Probably the same for the 15 series. And the manual...

Tractor Bob in OKC is now a bad boy dealer. Bad boy is made by tym. So I've purchased filters for my 5520 from them for much less than my local dealer.