BH Pics wanted "PLEASE"!!!!!!!
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Re: BH Pics wanted \"PLEASE\"!!!!!!!
Don716- Keep looking. After 18 months of looking I found a great deal on E-Bay... I found a woods backhoe about a year old for $3,600 like new /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif I had to drive from western New york to Indiana to get it, but well worth the savings... I took pictures this weekend of my smile ride... I'll post them later.
Well, tried to post picture but to big. If I can work it out I'll post later..
Don716- Keep looking. After 18 months of looking I found a great deal on E-Bay... I found a woods backhoe about a year old for $3,600 like new /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif I had to drive from western New york to Indiana to get it, but well worth the savings... I took pictures this weekend of my smile ride... I'll post them later.
Well, tried to post picture but to big. If I can work it out I'll post later..
Re: BH Pics wanted \"PLEASE\"!!!!!!!
Henro,
How on earth did you ever make that ditch so neat???
I've never seen a prettier ditch!
If I dug one that nice I'd never fill er in..........
Two Dogs /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Henro,
How on earth did you ever make that ditch so neat???
I've never seen a prettier ditch!
If I dug one that nice I'd never fill er in..........
Two Dogs /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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Re: BH Pics wanted \"PLEASE\"!!!!!!!
<font color="blue">How on earth did you ever make that ditch so neat???
I've never seen a prettier ditch! </font>
Keywest,
Thanks! It must have been the green paint that did it! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Painting a line first sure helps, at least in my case... /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Out soil is clay and it holds together pretty well...which doesn't hurt either...
<font color="blue">How on earth did you ever make that ditch so neat???
I've never seen a prettier ditch! </font>
Keywest,
Thanks! It must have been the green paint that did it! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Painting a line first sure helps, at least in my case... /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Out soil is clay and it holds together pretty well...which doesn't hurt either...
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Re: BH Pics wanted \"PLEASE\"!!!!!!!
Jim,
I see where the tooth bar would make a big difference. With my 410 loader, I often can't fit some rocks into the bucket, even if I could manuver them into it. I they hang too far out (chained) I often can't lift them with that weight so far ahead of the bucket.
I promised to post some pic.'s but didn't get to it before. So, to kill two birds with one stone (no pun intended) this is a projects link that deals with a stone I couldn't get in the bucket and the use of the backhoe. Enjoy.
[I give up...can't shorten the link. Search for "Small Garden Project" in "Projects"]
Tom
Jim,
I see where the tooth bar would make a big difference. With my 410 loader, I often can't fit some rocks into the bucket, even if I could manuver them into it. I they hang too far out (chained) I often can't lift them with that weight so far ahead of the bucket.
I promised to post some pic.'s but didn't get to it before. So, to kill two birds with one stone (no pun intended) this is a projects link that deals with a stone I couldn't get in the bucket and the use of the backhoe. Enjoy.
[I give up...can't shorten the link. Search for "Small Garden Project" in "Projects"]
Tom
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Re: BH Pics wanted \"PLEASE\"!!!!!!!
I found your posting about the garden with the pics about moving the big rock. I moved a rock similar in size to the one you have in your pictures by using the backhoe on the BX23. I found that I could lift up one side of it with the hoe so I used the hoe to pick up one side and then spin the rock around to move it to where I wanted it to go. I had to keep moving and repositioning the tractor to get the rock to where I wanted it but at least I was able to move it. The FEL would not even budge it.
I found your posting about the garden with the pics about moving the big rock. I moved a rock similar in size to the one you have in your pictures by using the backhoe on the BX23. I found that I could lift up one side of it with the hoe so I used the hoe to pick up one side and then spin the rock around to move it to where I wanted it to go. I had to keep moving and repositioning the tractor to get the rock to where I wanted it but at least I was able to move it. The FEL would not even budge it.
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Re: BH Pics wanted \"PLEASE\"!!!!!!!
Tom,
<font color="blue">{url=</font>http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/showflat.phpCat=0&Board=
projects&Number=635613&Forum=
All_Forums&Words=Small20Garden20&Match=Entire20Phrase&Searchpage=
0&Limit=25&Old=1year&Main=
635097&Search=true#Post635613<font color="blue">}Small Garden Project{/url}</font>
The blue print is what you need to add to the long 'url'. I used { and } for demonstration purposes.
By replacing the { with [ and the } with ] you'll shrink the link to just 'Small Garden Project'.
Small Garden Project
Hope this helps.
Don
Tom,
<font color="blue">{url=</font>http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/showflat.phpCat=0&Board=
projects&Number=635613&Forum=
All_Forums&Words=Small20Garden20&Match=Entire20Phrase&Searchpage=
0&Limit=25&Old=1year&Main=
635097&Search=true#Post635613<font color="blue">}Small Garden Project{/url}</font>
The blue print is what you need to add to the long 'url'. I used { and } for demonstration purposes.
By replacing the { with [ and the } with ] you'll shrink the link to just 'Small Garden Project'.
Small Garden Project
Hope this helps.
Don
Re: BH Pics wanted \"PLEASE\"!!!!!!!
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( [I give up...can't shorten the link. Search for "Small Garden Project" in "Projects"] )</font>
The easiest way to post a short link is to go to the page you want to display. Right click in the address bar of that page and choose "copy." Then go to the thread where you want to post the link. Type your text and then go down to Instant Markup and left click on URL. There, right click and choose paste to put the URL (addy) into that window, click okay and then type a name for your link.
John
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( [I give up...can't shorten the link. Search for "Small Garden Project" in "Projects"] )</font>
The easiest way to post a short link is to go to the page you want to display. Right click in the address bar of that page and choose "copy." Then go to the thread where you want to post the link. Type your text and then go down to Instant Markup and left click on URL. There, right click and choose paste to put the URL (addy) into that window, click okay and then type a name for your link.
John
