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Does it look like this? The internal air filter is only held in by a twist latch, so untwist it.

The out front 7' brush hog works great on a Toolcat: The view from the seat: Limb trimming mode:;)

Oregon Gator blades are what I use: Mower Blades | Oregon Products

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More pictures:

I have owned both styles and the long bottom with dual lids works best for me.

Mowed the yard with the 6' finish mower. From the back porch camera:

More thread drift:

Rubber Strap Bungee Cord: Around the fork frame and into the holes in the bottom of the wheelbarrow:

Here is my wheelbarrow: ;)

I used this from the scrap pile:

Yep:

Works good on the Toolcat with the 6' box blade: Or the land plane:

Yep, it will:

What series is it?

Is this it? GC1K Truck | Base | Intimidator UTV

Good decision. I made the same decision after having both styles.

Website: https://www.flailmaster.com/fm/

Have you seen their Forum here on TBN? Summit Tractors Forum

Saw one on YouTube that I had not seen before: Skid Steer Liquidation Clearance - Grapples - Raptor Attachments https://raptor-attachments.com/tractor-liquidation-cleara/

Click this: Front-End Loader - Flat Face Hydraulic QC

Yes, just now. first time.

He is on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfLqRBaI3DGI6ocVUaN8r7Q

Or buy a new one: Loader Selector | Tractor Attachments | Westendorf

Buy a used one: for sale loader for massey 240 - Image Search

Hay Dude check out this one: #7974 82" Stout LD82-6B Grapple Bucket $2950.00 | JM Equipment It would work better than a single lid clamshell style for picking up large wads of brush, sticks & small logs.

I would call Rut and ask them. Both of our machines lock in either direction and the blades are sharp on both sides:

What kind of a mower is it? Are the blades sharpened on both sides?

Yes, but with a 25 hp. diesel engine. Here are the serial number charts: My 1996 325D. Pictures from 2015:

An XBoom thread: Why are hoses hard to connect???

More info:

Call 800-283-7107, they make grapples with Euro/global: Grapples and Brush Rakes

No, if the arms are down I stand in front, lean in, grab the steering column with my right hand, step on the bucket or box blade and pull myself up and in just like getting in to most skid steers.

Same as a skid steer. Plenty of room, the seat is not in the center of the machine: Easier if the arms are up:

Remove the reels: And put a loader on it: The 54' wide brush fork

Their Website: Cylinder Mowers | Ransomes

My 6' wide, 1 cubic yard bucket has teeth that I bolted on using the existing holes:

There are some on eBay: Bobcat 325 service manual # 6902745 for sale | eBay

More pictures please. (y)

Put the stabilizers on the inside of the lift arms like the Toolcat:

Some relevant Threads: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/pallet-fork-grapple.436670/#post-5973084 https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/im-looking-for-a-grapple-attachment-that-will-slide-onto-my-forks.327177/...

Here is a side cutter made in the USA: Fixed Boom Side Brush Cutter Attachment 12-25 gpm

That one is too heavy to be a vertical side mower. Here is one (probably from China) designed to do that, but do not know if your tractor would handle it: Artculating Brush Cutter-LandHonor Attachments& Equipments

One advantage of a hydraulic front mount brush cutter is the blades are sharp on both sides so it can rotate either direction. Here is the new version of mine: Tree Terminator Rotary Mower Got my 7' in 2009: Still using it now: The hydraulic motor has a built in cushion valve:

That depends on how well the grapple is made.

Yep, the "shelf" is very handy, picked these up by hand and threw them on the grapple:

Some large bundles of brush: This is what I have after having both styles: Monster Root Grapple

Is your "My Home" working? I use that instead of email.

My Bobcat V417 compact telehandler joystick works like all tractors plus rocker switches for boom extend and grapple open/close. Plus two pushbuttons for boom float and aux hydraulics continuous flow.

Old thread and Takman long gone, but maybe someone else has an opinion of it.

Jack and chain. I straightened this box blade that way:

?? This is from the first post in this thread copied and pasted.

Have you looked here: https://www.bobcat.com/na/en/parts-service/service/manuals

I have a landline number for my cell phone. Had our home number ported to the phone when we moved last time.

Too late for this thread, but this is what I use: plugin switch - Image Search Plug the nightlight into the plugin switch.

$23,456.78

I have no experience with that engine. Lots of info here: Kohler confidant 4 generator engine - Image Search

This is the company I bought mine from: Tree Terminator Rotary Mower Their low flow is 15-25 GPM, so it would not work well with your 11GPM. It will work but won't have enough power for thick brush.

That would be a 75 HP skid steer. My V417 Versahandler will lift over 6,000 pounds and push more than 7,000 pounds. It hasn't bent the grapple:

My Monster Grapple opens to 51" Monster Root Grapple

What Series do you have? Toolcats have been around for twenty years:

Happened again when I clicked the "My Home" bookmark. All the links at the bottom work: The links at the top do not. "Couldn't find that..." comes up again.

They don't. What happened here is called "Thread Drift", happens a lot here on TBN.

Here it is in case it doesn't download on your device:

Have you considered a Toolcat? https://www.bobcat.com/na/en/equipment/toolcat https://www.bobcat.com/na/en/attachments/snowblower...

Here is a speed check site that shows the peak or the maximum times of the test: Bandwithplace Home

That link is "My Home" on my Chromebase computer:

Here is my other weird thread: Any One Else Eat Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth? I have to use Breathe Right strips, fortunately they don't bother my skin.

Thread Bump Surprised this thread didn't have more people posting that taped their mouth at night like I do. Here is another interesting video:

Any update on your problem? Might try posting in the Bobcat Forum: Bobcat Construction Equipment

Right click on the word on my ChromeBase computer shows this: Searching shows this:

Update on the long way around Amazon Phone Case shipment. Here is the tracking info from this morning: The bad news is, it does not fit the phone. It is too small. So I will have to send it back.

The Toro is much more stable than a CUT because the front axle does not pivot. The rear axle pivots and steers. The Toro loader is two feet narrower than the V417 so it is handy for working in the woods. It would get used a lot more if I had a grapple for it.

I don't remember any problem removing them, but that was a long time ago. For those that haven't seen the springs they are visible in this picture: Found a better view of the arms and springs:

This routing is difficult to understand. We live 40 miles northeast of Oklahoma city. Here is the tracking info from an order placed on Amazon last Thursday November 24th. Notice it starts in Oklahoma City: It went over 800 miles away: Do not know where it is now or where it is headed. "On...

I did it with a receiver hitch on the front:

I also ordered from https://highgrademfg.com/finish-mower-assemblies/ Much better quality than what was on the China made (not Caroni) mower.

You're welcome. (y)

Call this company 800 283 7107: Skid Steer Quick Hitch Adapter, Skid Steer Hay Spears

Same here too.

Only 11, but all good info. (y)

I use the aux hydraulics on the lift arm. The 7' brush hog: The view from the seat: And for the grapple:

Looks like a longer bale spear would help. Mine is 48 inches long: A 5x6 bale:

Must not be many early version owners left on here.:eek: Have you fixed it?

True for tractors. Not a problem for Toolcats:

You only going to use half of the lug nuts?

https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/offset-disc.375824/

Thank you. The brush hog is 7 feet wide, weighs around 1800 pounds. Usable on either machine: Retired. Got it when we lived on 80 acres with several horses, now down to 33 acres with one horse.

It will work on 4G LTE, don't know speeds.

$50 with Auto Pay. We are still in the 30 day free trial. Pretty sure we will keep it!

No tractors, now we have something better. The Bobcat V417 compact telehandler: And the Bobcat G Series Toolcat: And this that I put together:

Well after 6 years of continuous use I disconnected the Mobley from the battery on Monday. These were some of the fastest speed tests here in the house with the Mobley: Now using a Verizon Gateway model WNC-CR200A: And some speed tests: Not as fast as Starlink, but fast enough for my...

Here is another interesting video from a doctor:

Yep, hauling the trash out to the road in the EV:

Back in the day when I was employed repairing fax machines I would walk in and someone would say "the fax man is here". So after I retired I became the "exfaxman" or Xfaxman.

Mouth Taping would solve that problem. Check this thread: Mouth Taping, Anyone Else Doing It?

This is who I got my trailer from: Our Trailers - Delta Trailers Call them 1-800-556-2283 OR 870-523-8941

For those that don't know, Modern is the manufacturer: modern competitor cutter - Image Search

Yep, This is what I get now on pictures that were there Saturday: The pictures are in Sundays post:

Did you raise the FEL or the 3 point hitch after the oil was put back in?

Here is another interesting video from TV station WTSP in Florida:

Good luck with that. :eek:

This morning's picture of the 3M Nexcare tape after I took it off. Managed to get a straight 1/2 inch cut: And if you are taping don't forget these:

Yep, definitely not about Tractors. :D I just hope it helps other guys and gals like it has helped me. Wish I had known about mouth taping years ago.

Did the sleep study about 30 years ago. Put me on a CPAP machine. Several years later quit the CPAP after had this done: (Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty (UPPP) is a procedure used to remove excess tissue in the throat to widen the airway. This sometimes can allow air to move through the throat more...

Last night I took a picture of my mouth taped, ready for bed: This morning's picture of the tape after I took it off: I didn't get a straight cut off of the roll. Left side measured 1/2 inch. Right side 5/8. 3/8 straight across is the minimum that works for me.

The h is missing from "https" in his link: https://www.northernpublicradio.org/wnij-perspectives/2020-12-17/perspective-repressed-by-the-watchbird

It will work. At least it works with my mustache and beard. The roll of tape is one inch wide. Now I cut a piece 1/2 inch long, put it centered on my upper lip just under the mustache. It goes down 1/2 inch covering my lower lip.

Here is an interesting video from an ENT Doctor:

I don't agree with that statement. if your mouth is shut you have to breathe through your nose. If your nose is plugged up you do not put tape on your mouth. Has not happened to me or several others I have seen on YouTube.

The straps tend to come off of some people. The part on the chin would mess up my beard. :eek:

Thanks for posting. (y)

Do a search for mouth taping, you will be surprised how much info comes up I started with 3M Micopore 1 inch wide all the way across my mouth. no problem falling asleep. If need to open mouth, just try to open and stick out your tongue, the tape will let loose.

I swapped the front tires side to side, reversing the tread, on my V518 when I was removing silt from my pond. It gave me more traction backing up, I could really tell the difference. From 2013 my first compact telehandler. Notice the tread direction of the front tires:

I wish I had known about taping my mouth shut at bedtime 50 years ago. If so I would have more teeth now. I would always wake up in the morning with my mouth open and my throat and mouth completely dried out. Now at bedtime I put a small piece of 3M Nexcare tape on my lips to hold my mouth...

Thread bump to show the Negative Naysayers that I am still alive and still taking Food Grade D E. 83 years old now and proud of it. :D

Looks real to me and: Google Lens

Yep, Made a windrow of the cut long grass then mowed it to make it smaller and disperse it:

Here is my experience with the 6' landscape rake in the normal 3 point configuration:

Here is another of my experiences with the 6' landscape rake, it is also front mount:

Here is my experience with a 6' landscape rake, it is a little different:

Do you know the flow for the PTO motor? Use a flow divider to keep the PIO motor at speed and the other output for the other functions...

Would this style work?: STAINLESS STEEL SCREW PINSCREW PIN LARGE BOW SHACKLE AISI316 - T6BSHK — Kerr Unit Inc Or this: shackle for nylon sling - Image Search This would work: soft shackle - Image Search

No, mine is on the back of the bucket. Used an existing hole: Flips up for over the front:

The backhoe from Marketplace for those not on Facebook:

This is my Trailer Mover: Dual Hitch Receiver Mount for SSQA

Red arrow points to the weld:

It probably is the type that rotates:

The other thing to remember is apply the trailer brakes to slow down.

Back in 2004 when I had a tractor, I put the hitch ball in the middle of a channel iron:

Welcome to the club (y).

Check Chains:

It could but in the areas that we mow it has not been a problem.

My recommendation is to sell your brush cutter and buy one for a skid steer. We use a 7' low flow from: Tree Terminator Rotary Mower The view from the seat.

Do you mean one for the front? skid steer PTO adapter for a 3-point - Image Search

Check with the Bobcat dealers in your area to see if they have a Brushcat you can rent.

Pictures please.

What is on the front?

Got this this morning: This is the link: Summit Tractors To this: Clicked Store Locations, got this: Clicked Shop Implements on that page and got this: Don't know if Atwoods will stock any of this.

Yes, several companies make them. Try calling this one: Attachments for John Deere Loaders and skid steers

Click the link at the bottom of his post:

Keeping this thread alive: Ad from 1940 (the year I was born). Mine: Set up the crane scale on the shop crane frame to see how much it would lift or pull: Just over 3700 pounds:

Can't see enough of it to tell. And only one angle. Need more pictures.

Yep, I used that feature a lot back when it was available.

Mowing blackberry bushes with the 7' brush hog: The view from the seat in the air conditioned cab:

I made an A frame adjustable lift pole with a hand crank for my Craftsman Garden Tractor: The pole is 82 inches long with holes to change the angle.

Here is another good one: jacobsen front deck mowers - Image Search

Here is one of the many LockNLube coupler threads on here: I found a better LockNLube coupler review And this may be the longest LockNLube coupler thread: locknlube cupler for a grease gun

There are many manufactures of the skid steer land plane: skid steer land plane. - Image Search Mine is:

Is this the company? Skid Steer Attachments- Angle Broom- Trencher- Concrete Mixer | Wolverine Attachments Land Plane:

Not working, just showing that the EV can climb a tree: :D And the other side:

Here is one of my stumps removed by the stump bucket: Compact telehandler The grapple opening is 51 inches: And in the sunlight:

Call the local golf courses and ask if they have a 325D parts machine. And where to get parts.

Maybe it is for a 325D.

My 1990 322D has a Mitsubishi K3D engine, I thought all 322Ds had that engine. Might be able to get fuel lines from some other source.

Is this where you looked for a new line? Parts | Toro

More brush hog pictures. I offset the rear axle (also called crab steering) to put the deck under the trees while moving straight ahead:

Mowing blackberry bushes with the 7' brush hog: The view from the seat in the air conditioned cab:

The main advantage is for backing up a steep incline while the tractor is still level. Where a toplink would keep the mower level the chains let the back end go up still cutting close to the ground.

Update. It got customized by some low tree limbs: But now it does better keeping the late afternoon sun out of my eyes. :D

If you are mowing on uneven ground, you need to keep the chains: Can't tell from your picture, does it have the tail wheel?

Parts availability is good. No. I just raise the deck and back up on car wheel ramps, then put my tall jack stand under the front. They come with turf tires:

Can you use a compact telehandler? Compact telehandler Mine came with a SSQA:

My favorite is a 4 wheel drive 28hp diesel Toro Groundsmaster with a 6' recycler deck: any toro groundsmaster fans on here? Added a tractor canopy:

Don't need the camera to see the tips of these 6 foot long forks:

Update time. I made a boo boo while using the 7' brush hog: The right front tire dropped into the end of the culvert: Fortunately this G Series Toolcat has Traction Control and it backed right out:

The camera's field of view hasn't been mentioned in this thread. Backup cameras have a wide field of view, not good for seeing detail up close. For your mower I would recommend a 40 Degree camera on each side aimed a the sides of the decks. My rear camera is 130° field of view and a 7 inch...

I made a boo boo today while using the 7' brush hog: Right front tire dropped into the end of the culvert: Fortunately this G Series Toolcat has Traction Control and it backed right out:

Did you check the blade to see if it got damaged by the abrupt stop that broke the pulley?

I got my replacement casters from them for my Chinese finish mower (not Caroni). Much better quality and the size I needed:

Now I see the Problem, even all of the links at the bottom take you to the Forum Listing TractorByNet - Tractor Forum

What device are you using? Is this the "Home Page" you are looking for?

There is for Toolcats: https://www.bobcat.com/na/en/attachments/flail-cutter And this would work on a Toolcat: TMG Industrial 72” Hydraulic Skid Steer Flail Mower This 7' brush hog is what I have on ours: And a 6' finish mower for the yard:

Here is one of mine with a hanging chain to show true vertical: Just to be clear, I only hung the chain there for the pictures and removed it after the pictures.

Can you program it to run the other direction? I prefer to have the mower deck out front so the machines tires don't mash the weeds down to where it does not get cut by the trailing mower.

@Frozen Tractors Have you called Struck Corp to find out if they still have info on the Big Job Tractor?

Try sending a Private Message. Click this: MANUALS for Mitsu 160,180, 210, 373... Then click his Avatar. He was here a couple of weeks ago:

From the back porch camera this morning:

Mike Morgan: One of my favorite YouTube channels Outdoors With The Morgans: https://www.youtube.com/@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans

No issues here on the ChromeBase computer.

What are the red fuses for?

I guessed wrong. You didn't specify which post.

Not spam-vertising, he is an Advertiser like many others on the forum: Advertise on TractorByNet – TractorByNet – Tractor Community & Resource And his thread: The Original Tractor Relief Tool - Easier Hydraulic Connections

It is a “GADA” machine. "Go Anywhere Do Anything". Great with the Monster Grapple: The front axle does not pivot like a tractor. The rear axle pivots: Front axle on ramp:

I have to remove the bucket to put on the Brush hog. :D

I would also suggest adding more rollback angle: Some forks have a little extra rollback built in:

Have seen similar, but not straight like yours.

Or a Compact Telehandler like this V417 Versahandler with a 7' brush hog: Or a Toolcat: The view from the seat:

I call mine a yard. :)