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Spotted this on Kijiji (Alberta), not sure if the cab is the same? But for the price ($200), pretty good deal (even shipped, not sure you could make it for that, I couldn't):

Was at the dealership today picking up an oil filter. Spotted this new Wheel/Tire option on a brand new M6-141 (kidding, I know it's for transport but makes for a funny picture no?)

Why not 90km/h, with the ability to crab steer, 4wheel steer, and regular (front wheel) steer? Available hydrostatic transmission that seamlessly switches to the regular box at 50km/h, you can lockout the suspension for loader work, central tire inflation, front/rear/middle PTO, front/rear...

Another day, another snowfall. Cleared the driveway with the Vplow, then cut back (pushed over?) the windrows with the Vlow. Works like a charm. -20C.

Looks kinda... Weird, but an option I suppose:

I use a Galaxy Note3 for my drone flying. I have newer phones but I like a dedicated phone just for the Mavic, fits nicely in the case as well (Nanuk 920 from hardcases.ca, I like it better than my pelican cases) This is the "more fly" package, comes with the Mavic, Controller (as does the...

I bought the Mavic Pro due to size. Folded it's really portable. If you just fly around the homestead that's not a big deal, but if you want to hop in the car and go for a drive to the river valley, over to the neighbors, whatever, it's really nice to fold it up, toss it in the back seat and go...

This would probably work ;)

I like mine ;) Though it's arguably "tractor" mounted, truck in appearance. Get's to and from the neighbors at up to 84km/h though, pretty fast for a backhoe: 1977 Unimog 46 "Bagger" drive-by - YouTube Mount/dismount in about 10min if you've done it once or twice, to mount, just backup to...

Because he is converting rotational energy into hydraulic power, and hasn't sized it all very well. At 2:40 in the video he gives the specs as: 22GPM @ 2200PSI, using the formula HP = PSI * GPM / 1714 we get ~28hp, minus losses for hoses, heat etc, he's probably right on the mony at 25hp: He...

Rather disappointed Bobcat North America doesn't offer any of the "HF Agri" models (High Flow Agricultural) they do in Europe. The higher specs (40km/h travel speed, 190l/min @ 250bar high flow, or 150l/h at the aux line, which is really impressive) Would be ideal for snow clearing...

The backhoe is a Schaeff unit (HT-11a) and has side-shift. It itself is 3500lbs but its easy to mount/dismount, takes about 10min to put on or take off if you've done it a few times. Quite a handy tool to have on the farm. The tipper is probably the handiest tool on the Unimog, I used it for...

The Unimog? Progressive coils at each corner, flexible frame, rides just fine to me either unladen or with the 3500# backhoe on the back (which makes great winter weight, but I have the winch and ground anchor on right now to do recoveries). I guess it depends, what are we comparing it to? I'll...

Ah, I see that option in the new series as well: I had to look at the Europe site to see more info, the North American site is lacking in info. They have a lot more selection in Europe as well as more options. These are a true AG machine over there! Just need to see some more snow removal...

Apparently only one video per message :thumbdown:

Intersting how the brake pedal works, quite novel in fact, is this how your V417 works? So for mowing, you mash the accelerator pedal, then control ground speed via the top half of the brake pedal?

Last year I was using a bigger Unimog (now sold) and I happened into this Unimog 406 EX-BW Cabrio "bagger" (backhoe, or excavator in German) for a replacement. Much different Unimog than the square cab but I really like it. Soft top is actually pretty weather proof, I was surprised. Seems to...

Thanks guys. I really like it. Smallest would be a 401 to 411 series, 25-32hp. I used to have a 401 hard cab (most are soft top) For size comparison If your looking for a 406 there's a fellow on here "Vonsmog", he's a round cab guy, restoration, parts, service, sales. Nice fellow to boot...

Winter is coming and we had our first skiff of snow. Though it melted it got me in the mood to do my pre-winter maintenance (grease the plow, check all fluids, ect) and I ran across this thread. Here is my snow weapon: Out back 1500lbs of counterweight I got in trade for helping a neighbour...

We moved into our place a few years back, the previous owners left quite a mess (in-laws, so how can you fault them :laughing: ) We decieded this spring to clean up all the scrap metal piles in the "back 40". Most of it was junk, but we pulled a few jem's out I thought I'd share, these won't be...

First, let me say I'm not sure if this is the right section to post this in, so, if it needs moved mods please do so. I'm looking to make a quick detach winch mount for the back of my Unimog (its sort of a tractor :thumbsup: ) And I found exactly what I want, but I'm not sure where to get the...

What did I just buy? Ransomes Mower My craftsman 42" ride-a-mower bit the dust a few weeks back. We started looking for a replacment, 42" just wasn't "cutting it" so to speak, and it was taking a full day to mow. I found this through the local buy and sell, went and looked at it, it cuts grass...

I started in this thread And was suggested I come to the vintage forum, so Here I am. We purchased an acreage from my father in law. He included both Tractors, ones a Massey Ferguson 265 diesel, which I've used. The other is a "Massey Harris" Twin-Power 102cc Senior. I now know a bit more...

First post here. We purchased an acreage from my father in law. He included both Tractors, ones a Massey Ferguson 265 diesel, which I've used. The other is a "Massey Harris" Twin-Power 102cc Senior. I know nothing about it. I've googled it but I can't find much info. I'm told it runs, but...