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[EverythingAttachments]

In the video, you mention taking the crown out and making it level. A well made road has a crown in the middle so that water does not collect, but rather run to the edges. It is a nice unit and I would get one if I had a long driveway to maintain, but I would create a crown and make sure I had drainage.

Thanks for sponsoring.. (I am near Spokane, WA and by the time I add shipping, I can not justify it. Have you considered a west coast distribution center?)

We ship to WA all the time, give me a call and let me qoute it for you just to see . . .

Once you drive on the road after using this tool, a crown will naturally occur as the gravel gets packed by the weight of the cars. If you have a gravel road that has a lot of incline, or a bad tendency to wash out after a gully washer you could angle the whole road or put a crown in the center of it by angling the leveler a little with the drawbar arms for the final pass down each side to put the crown back in the road. That was something I definately should have said in the video . . .

I guess i should probably use a script for these things so that I don't forget important info like this, but for some reason my video guy likes for it to be unscripted and natural.

Thanks for watching!

 

[EverythingAttachments]

We ship to WA all the time, give me a call and let me qoute it for you just to see . . .

I just figured a round about figure, and to a freight terminal, or a business staffed during business hours with a loading dock with offload capabilities is only around $55 dollars more.

 

[Scrambler82]

Just watched a Vid on EA.com Site about Box Blade use, seems like a handy tool and I understand the use of the Top Link for the BB now !

I feel the video sold me on buying a Box Blade and I will contact EA.com soon.

Thanks for the info/Vid

 

[Parfleche]

Ted,
I would order today but you have not started a Peanut Fan Club with a free poster yet. A poster should be sent along with each implement.

Hey Peanut! Keep smiling you done good!

Best Regards,
Steve

 

[bosshoss]

Ted
I recieved my forks and I just wanted to say that I purchased these off of you because they were made in USA and because of the helpful videos you put on your site.
It was a pleasure doing business with you and Jerry.
Thanks
Paul Francis

Oh yeah forks are great already put them to work.

 

[Marveltone]

I just wish you were closer to northern Minnesota! My local implement dealers are pathetic for selection and high on pricing. The shipping on heavy implements to this remote neck of the woods would kill your otherwise great prices. Plus, finding a loading dock that does not belong to a competing local dealer who would be willing to unload merchandise that I "should have" bought from them would prove challenging, to say the least.

At least I can browse your website and dream, as well as watch your videos and learn... and yes, you should make a Peanut Fan Club!

Joe

 

[mantis]

Just sent some business your way! It was a small order (middle buster/sub-soiler), but hopefully I'll find some more change in the couch to place another order soon. :thumbsup:

 

[mantis]

WOOHOO! My wife just called me to let me know that UPS dropped off a big, heavy package. I guess I'll be running some irrigation lines this weekend. :thumbsup:

 

[Scrambler82]

Xmas in Aug, nice !

I am still trying to determine if the PHD 7200 Jr will fit the CCYanmar Sc2450 ?
Then maybe I can get a big package

Enjoy

 

[milkman]

Can't answer for sure about your CC, but I have a BX2200 that is similar in size. I use a PHD with no problem. It's the standard size Cat 1 PHD, same as the JR except longer auger. Unless there's something odd about your TPH, the JR should work fine. Here's a post with pics of the PHD working on the BX.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/projects/143278-new-shed.html

 

[CompactTractorFan]

Hey Ted, keep up the videos! :thumbsup:

 

[kattywumpus]

I just wish you were closer to northern Minnesota! My local implement dealers are pathetic for selection and high on pricing. The shipping on heavy implements to this remote neck of the woods would kill your otherwise great prices. Plus, finding a loading dock that does not belong to a competing local dealer who would be willing to unload merchandise that I "should have" bought from them would prove challenging, to say the least.

At least I can browse your website and dream, as well as watch your videos and learn... and yes, you should make a Peanut Fan Club!

Joe

Joe,
If you have pallet forks just have the items ship directly to your location. I have had 6 pallet shipments for implements and other items in the last 2 months to my home and have had no issues. The key to this success is good communication between you and the shipping company. Make sure you get the tracking number of the shipment soon after the item departs. Then call the shipping company LOCAL terminal, the closest one to your location, and request an hour notification. If you need more time to return to the delivery site then request a more notification. Do this immediately on receiving the tracking number and make sure you discuss this with the dispatcher for your local terminal, this gives the dispatcher a heads-up about your delivery. On the morning of the delivery call the local terminal again soon after it opens for business and review the shipping details again with the dispatcher. This is important since a different dispatcher maybe on duty or things may have changed. Make sure you are available by phone during the day so they can contact you. If possible have a fall-back plan just incase you can not reach the delivery site in time. Is there a family member or neighbor you can trust to operate the tractor? If so discuss the delivery with the person before the day of the delivery. Remember it's in the driver and dispatcher best interest to have the delivery execute smoothly and quickly. Since all my deliveries to date have executed smoothly I have not been charged a residential fee for any of the deliveries.

 

[Inkomodius]

Todd do you have any plans on opening a Canadian distribution channel? It would make us Canadians more apt to order products as well as you would have a huge market pretty much to all your selves as the implement area for compact tractors is substandard. Just an FYI.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

EverythingAttachments is proud to offer a new section of our website so any one can find a pin on loader bucket for their tractor that did not come with a quick attach. Everyone here on TBN is familiar with the W.R. Long company, I knew Mr. Long from many years ago, and he always told me that he had more drawings for older loaders than anyone else, and I believe him. W.R. Long in the past few weeks has made us a lot of the quick attach adapters if you want to change your loader to a quick attach instead of the old four pin connection. They have also been building a lot of snow blades with the quick attach and the four pin connections.

We have added a W.R. Long section in the manufacturers section Here so you can browse our full line of their great products,

 

[dcyrilc]

EverythingAttachments is proud to offer a new section of our website so any one can find a pin on loader bucket for their tractor that did not come with a quick attach. Everyone here on TBN is familiar with the W.R. Long company, I knew Mr. Long from many years ago, and he always told me that he had more drawings for older loaders than anyone else, and I believe him. W.R. Long in the past few weeks has made us a lot of the quick attach adapters if you want to change your loader to a quick attach instead of the old four pin connection. They have also been building a lot of snow blades with the quick attach and the four pin connections.

We have added a W.R. Long section in the manufacturers section Here so you can browse our full line of their great products,

OK Ted. Here's my issue. I have a JD2240 with a JD145 loader. I want to change it to quick attach. What can you do for me?

 

[Jw5875]

Look at ATI pin type quick attach. Cheapest way for just ordinary tractor bucket changes.
3 minute3 to change from bucket to root rake grapple for me.

jw5875

 

[dcyrilc]

Look at ATI pin type quick attach. Cheapest way for just ordinary tractor bucket changes.
3 minute3 to change from bucket to root rake grapple for me.

jw5875

Thanks. I have one I've been considering, but since Ted pays to advertise on TBN I thought I'd give him a shot before buying. Looked on their site, but didn't see anything which is why I posted it for his response. Thought I might have just been missing it.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Look at ATI pin type quick attach. Cheapest way for just ordinary tractor bucket changes.
3 minute3 to change from bucket to root rake grapple for me.

jw5875

We have been an ATI dealer for a long time, and sell lots of their quick attaches, but ATI has a very limited number of quick attaches available for all models of tractors and will not direct ship to the customer. We are now selling the W.R. Long quick attach, have sold over 20 in the last month, and have had all good feedback, and the price is much cheaper, if you need a quick attach they are $695 delivered

 

[dcyrilc]

We have been an ATI dealer for a long time, and sell lots of their quick attaches, but ATI has a very limited number of quick attaches available for all models of tractors and will not direct ship to the customer. We are now selling the W.R. Long quick attach, have sold over 20 in the last month, and have had all good feedback, and the price is much cheaper, if you need a quick attach they are $695 delivered

Do you have a link to a picture so I can look at it?

Thanks,

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Do you have a link to a picture so I can look at it?

Thanks,

W.R. Long does have the pin on drawings for the jd145 and can manufacture a universal skid steer quick attach to go right on your loader, the you will be able to use any kind of attachment that a skid steer or bobcat uses, and be able to change it in seconds instead of 30 minutes or more. your price would be $695 delivered, and we just recieved one today to take pictures of we will post pics on here as soon as they are ready, the one we recieved is for a Kubota, but they all look basically the same.