Thanks. Glad they worked for you too.
What did you do on or to your LS Tractor today?
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Bearsixty7
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Unloaded and weighed a few IBC's of Oak firewood! One weighed 1060, another 1273, didn't weigh the 3rd one. I thought they would be closer to 1500 but I should have known they were lighter by how easy the trailer pulled.
Avenger
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Following the advise of a comment on my YT channel, I decided to take another look at the WR Long third function valve, specifically where its located and how its mounted. I took the valve off the bracket, and hung the valve with some wire. There really should be a plug for the electrical wire going into the valve. I took the bracket to the vise and beat the crap out of with a hammer until it bent over 90 degrees. I then remounted the valve. This tucked the valve up and under the floor of the cab. I was then able to mount my tool box back! YAY!!!
Doing this also makes me feel a bit better about not having a hydraulic valve sticking out in front of the tire, where things can hit it, snag it, etc. It's much more protected now.
Doing this also makes me feel a bit better about not having a hydraulic valve sticking out in front of the tire, where things can hit it, snag it, etc. It's much more protected now.
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Cycledude
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Nice toolbox but it seems to be on the wrong side of tractor.
If I ever do find a decent toolbox I hope to mount it on the left side similar to this
Factory toolbox
If I ever do find a decent toolbox I hope to mount it on the left side similar to this
Factory toolbox
JCoastie
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There is no wrong side IMO, I chose both, one side for tools, one side for chains, etc.
PCABE5
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So is the hood release and external 3pt control.
Having a toolbox is handy as long as it's somewhere on the tractor.
Cycledude
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I normally get on and off from the left side (tractor with cab) so that’s why having toolbox on left side seems handiest, right now I have no mounted toolbox so toolbox Mounted almost anywhere would be better than what I have now. Been looking for a nice toolbox but so far haven’t been able to find one I like but the search continues.
Looks good! Are they lined with anything to keep the rattle to a minimum?There is no wrong side IMO, I chose both, one side for tools, one side for chains, etc.
PCABE5
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That looks great and you get your toolbox back. Maybe send some feedback to whomever you bought the valve from so they might do a product improvement.
That's a novel way to haul and store your firewood. No mess, stays dry and easy to unload and store.
