BX25D. Mod #1 and continued.

[CanuckPT]

I can tell you why I follow 4shorts. His work is amazing. He is willing to share. He encourages others to attempt mods. He replies to those that post to him, trying to make time for each one individually. He is still down to earth enough, even with his talent and ability, to make us feel welcome, in this thread. And that's just for starters!

If those of you complaining have that much talent, or know others that strive for the same excellence, then feel free to go follow them. No one has forced, or even asked you to hang around here. You do so, because you want to know what the next thing on 4shorts' mind is going to be, and how he will accomplish the mod. (Just like the rest of us!)

Amen - you hit the nail on the head Farmgirl! Thanks!

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[murphy1244]

Wonder if he is related to MasseyWV?

 

[dragoneggs]

In the video, He's having fun, doesn't he deserve if after all these months. :thumbsup:
The thread lives on....
Time for another video (Kubota) - YouTube

Love it. Nothing like two wheeling it. As long as it is the same axle and and on flat ground. Yeah I am missing him too!

 

[sixdogs]

Excellent and accurate comment.

I can tell you why I follow 4shorts. His work is amazing. He is willing to share. He encourages others to attempt mods. He replies to those that post to him, trying to make time for each one individually. He is still down to earth enough, even with his talent and ability, to make us feel welcome, in this thread. And that's just for starters!

If those of you complaining have that much talent, or know others that strive for the same excellence, then feel free to go follow them. No one has forced, or even asked you to hang around here. You do so, because you want to know what the next thing on 4shorts' mind is going to be, and how he will accomplish the mod. (Just like the rest of us!)

 

[ericdube]

My son said the other day it doesn't look that big anymore, I agreed. Today I helped my neighbor spread a pile of loam. He said now that its in his yard it does look really big.

So it grows on you or shrinks on you depending how long you look at it. I wish I had your patience. Our dealer has a New L 60 cab in the yard, sat in it a couple of weeks ago. WOW that cab is wide? Kubota could have put a bench seat in it. I definitely would put a microwave mod in it if I had one. Hey at least you still have something to look forward to. I just have my garage door section to look forward to now.

I still need to make trip to the dealer to check out the L60's. No doubt it would be nice to own one.

Is the garage door section in yet? Definitely post some pictures of the install when you get to it. I don't know whether or not I enjoy seeing home construction projects better or looking at tractor mods!

 

[4shorts]

I wanted to stop by for a moment and fill you in on a few items. Monday I'll post what I think is good news on what we've been up to. Monday will be step one of a three step series for us so for those interested stay tuned.

I'd also like to take this opportunity to say a Hugh thank you to those who stood by me and supported me on this thread. Life is kind of strange. Some of the friends I thought I had including local ones on this site were nowhere to be found when crap hit the fan yet people I never ever knew stepped up to the plate and came to my defense.

Although I never replied I followed ever post and I really enjoyed the thumbs up program that Mr.Waxman had on the go. I'm my mind he's always been a class act so to you a personal thank you. Also to Farmgirl. Wow, you really laid it out in your last post and I really appreciate that. Varment....... so many others THANK YOU.

For everyone who said I picked up my ball and went home, well after all, it is MY ball. This is MY work, My property, I could have easily not shown any of it but now your all mad because they were removed! Oh well. It takes all types to make a world.

You've taken a statement and blown it out of proportion. I really never intended to remove the photo's but just to organize them. When I realized they were gone It was to late. If I had the option to go back and edit the threads I could have reinserted them but on this site that can't be done. I work an average of 12-14 hours a day. Not because I need to but because I like to and this thread was consuming way to much of my time. I'm sorry to those who miss the photo's but hang tight. They are not gone forever.

I realize there are those out there will take this post and read into it and twist it into what ever they think it's about and I really don't care. Some of you think I OWE YOU something because you spent time on this thread. Are you serious? It's laughable.

It all boils down to this. It's My tractor,My designs, My fabrication and My photo's which equates to MY ball. I share them because there are great tractor owning folks out there that appreciate them. They are the people that I'm interested in helping when it comes to showing what I do.

Thanks again to those who have supported me here and I'll be back on Monday to tell you a little more.

For those interested. There's a few more video's up on the tube:

Paul Short - YouTube

 

[aczlan]

Thanks for the update.

Aaron Z

 

[Xfaxman]

Now you get :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

 

[check 6]

I wanted to stop by for a moment and fill you in on a few items. Monday I'll post what I think is good news on what we've been up to. Monday will be step one of a three step series for us so for those interested stay tuned.

I'd also like to take this opportunity to say a Hugh thank you to those who stood by me and supported me on this thread. Life is kind of strange. Some of the friends I thought I had including local ones on this site were nowhere to be found when crap hit the fan yet people I never ever knew stepped up to the plate and came to my defense.

Although I never replied I followed ever post and I really enjoyed the thumbs up program that Mr.Waxman had on the go. I'm my mind he's always been a class act so to you a personal thank you. Also to Farmgirl. Wow, you really laid it out in your last post and I really appreciate that. Varment....... so many THANK YOU.

For everyone who said I picked up my ball and went home, well after all, it is MY ball. This is MY work, My property, I could have easily not shown any of it but now your all mad because they were removed! Oh well. It takes all types to make a world.

You've taken a statement and blown it out of proportion. I really never intended to remove the photo's but just to organize them. When I realized they were gone It was to late. If I had the option to go back and edit the threads I could have reinserted them but on this site that can't be done. I work an average of 12-14 hours a day. Not because I need to but because I like to and this thread was consuming way to much of my time. I'm sorry to those who miss the photo's but hang tight. They are not gone forever.

I realize there are those out there will take this post and read into it and twist it into what ever they think it's about and I really don't care. Some of you think I OWE YOU something because you spent time on this thread. Are you serious? It's laughable.

It all boils down to this. My tractor,My designs, My fabrication and My photo's which equates to MY ball. I share them because there are great tractor owning folks out there that appreciate them. They are the people that I'm interested in helping when it comes to showing what I do.

Thanks again to those who have supported me here and I'll be back on Monday to tell you a little more.

For those interested. There's a few more video's up on the tube:

Paul Short - YouTube

Very adult comments Paul. I have enjoyed your posts and learned from them. You have got me doing things to my tractor. I did trade the bx 25 and got a B2920 as I needed more power and could barely justify one tractor. Having worked with my hands all my life (I'm over 70) I truly appreciate your skills. My dad told me early in life that if you can work with your hands you will never starve and I have found that to be true. I still want to learn to weld however. Thanks again for all your time in producing your many excellent posts. Take care

 

[4shorts]

Thanks for the update.

Aaron Z

Your kindly welcome. Where did all the smiley faces go? ;(

Now you get :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Thank YOU my friend

Very adult comments Paul. I have enjoyed your posts and learned from them. You have got me doing things to my tractor. I did trade the bx 25 and got a B2920 as I needed more power and could barely justify one tractor. Having worked with my hands all my life (I'm over 70) I truly appreciate your skills. My dad told me early in life that if you can work with your hands you will never starve and I have found that to be true. I still want to learn to weld however. Thanks again for all your time in producing your many excellent posts. Take care

See this is what I missed. Getting a glimpse into other people lives and thoughts. Really enjoyed you post and all the other ones as well. I wish you were next door. You and I would be welding this evening. Your dad was a wise man. My day would say "Paul, If it's worth doing, It's worth doing it well". Dad passed when I was 22. I'm now 53 and when ever I'm doing something I always ask myself "Dad is this good enough" I think it makes me do my best and in my mind my dad still lives.