Recent content by jfsawatzky

I don’t know if this applies to the l series but for the cabbed b series and kubota bh77 there is a spacer to provide additional clearance between the tractor / cab / subframe and the backhoe. Since the backhoe came off a cabbed tractor it should include those spacers but you should not need...

You both mention the critical factor about quick hitches. If all your equipments fits one quick hitch then you are good to go… but if one or more pieces does not have the exact same dimensions then the purpose of a quick hitch is defeated… for me pat’s is the best option since a single quick...

What’s the purpose? Why so deep? Breaking hard pan? Any thoughts??

I suspect you do not have wheels on your rake but the can help immensely. For example, These ones are reasonably priced but I don’t know what modifications you might need to make to fit nor do I know the quality...

Have you considered a landscape rake?

York makes different qualities of rakes, some light duty others heavy duty. The heavy duty ones are pricey.

The york rakes are great with some interesting and useful options. The drop down grader blade is not as well built as a purpose built blade. The used york rake I bought had one of the two supports for the grader blade busted apart…. However I cannot tell you how it was used or abused before I...

What distance between chairs would accomplish that?

I’m planning to use an engine hoist when installing a backhoe subframe. Time will tell how well that works.

Looks like my second photo did not make it…

I had to do something similar when I bought a plow without the wiring harness. It took a while but I eventually found there are several different standards for harnesses and different sizes. Try searching for automotive harness on Amazon. I had to buy a set to get the specific ones that I...

Another option are pallets and a pallet jack.. assuming a concrete floor.

I can’t offer any advise… but to me that’s like a hay or forage wagon not a trailer.

My thought is something is freezing once you stop long enough for it to freeze. If your stop is short enough it does not have a chance to refreeze. When you park it inside again it has a chance to thaw out again. Does the type of snow or temperature make any difference to breaking shear pins?