What have you done to your Branson today?

[Omega Woods]

Loaded my rear tires yesterday with -25F windshield washer fluid that was on sale at WM for a buck a gallon. :cool2:

 

[Mr Bitz]

Awesome that'll help with everything.

 

[Omega Woods]

Thanks! It really seemed to help the traction and back end "float" when carrying dirt. I should clarify that the fluid was on clearance. I picked up a drill powered pump and fill valve at TSC. Worked like a champ!

 

[Omega Woods]

Awesome that'll help with everything.

I just buried it to the axles in the mud. I guess I'll have to watch that a little more closely from now on!

 

[Brucester]

I attempted to change oil on mine. I had it running and then climbed out of my 6yd hyd dump trailer I tow it in.. and then it just died. I bought it new and took advantage of the zero % financing almost 11 yrs ago. Have been using it for my self employment ever since.

I have a business page on FB.. 2016BTS 2 days ago I buried a dead cow for a customer.

 

[Brucester]

My grill has been gone for several years.. this means no headlights as well.

 

[Brucester]

My grill got broke out a few years ago.. so my headlights went bye bye then too.. I have some LED's for it I need to get wired up. A 30" light bar for the front, a 9" and a pair of 4" square LEDS for the rear and 2 more 4" squares for the front by the brush guard.

 

[Brucester]

I had a D-ring welded on the top center and a couple of weld on hooks on either side on the top lip of my bucket years ago. One of the best mods anyone can do. Makes sure to always lift from the center of the bucket. Lesson learned the hard way. I used the left corner to pry up some asphalt.. it bent something on the front loader.. and the left side always touches to the ground first. It's not much, but I notice it.

 

[Mr Bitz]

I just buried it to the axles in the mud. I guess I'll have to watch that a little more closely from now on!

Bummer

 

[Omega Woods]

Bummer

I got up at 6 AM today and laid out the chains and straps and 6000 pound come along. Dug the mud from behind the rear tires and started cranking. After about 30 minutes, I had cranked it back to solid ground and was sitting at my desk at work by 930. It was almost fun pulling it out. Almost.