Recent content by powerstroke444e

I have used my warn m8274 for endless years, yes its heavy, but fast and very powerful. It's been rebuilt a time or two but has a receiver mount and jumper cable set up I made works great. And have several doubler blocks to help on real heavy items. Will see if I can find a photo of it in use...

Worth every penny, had one on about every truck in last 25 years. And have one on my 2015 f350, 1 deer endless trees and one old buick.

Great machines, best options I added was foam filled tires (no flats and great balist), a grapple and hydraulic 3rd link. Enjoy

Just part of owning a grapple you will find all the design flaws and get practice welding. I agree it's frustrating when you pay for something and it's not 100%. Just remember rocks and concrete are really rough on stuff and require alot of maintenance.

I have a 2084 landpride behind our old m5400 and I am really happy how it handles and definitely wouldn't want anything lighter or smaller doing similar stuff. The one I have only has single rear wheel. So go heavy and at least 72 wide with slip clutch. You won't regret it once you write the check.

Change fuel filter and check tank for trash.

I have a loadtrail 14' dump in gooseneck with 2 7k drop axles and really like it I think it's a 2018 it's holding up really well I put a kubota b26 or a cat 259d in it. I just added a tilt trailer and with loadtrail again. I had looked at alot of other trailer brands but for the money and...

Looking at new zero turns and this seems to be one that the dealer recommends. It's for a commercial site with several different volunteers running it at different times currently we have a z950m 60 that is at 1400hrs in 5 years and just getting towards end of service. Just didn't know if anyone...

Not normal you need a clutch adjustment or hydraulic clutch adjustment. Take it to a dealer and give him your wallet.

Spent a little time cleaning up around edge of the field this weekend. My 12 year old was proud of the work we got done. The grapple definitely made it a little easier, we got 3 loads and took them to other side of the farm the dump trailer saved making 15 trips and dropping stuff everywhere. I...

I have a b26tlb and can bring landplain or box blade and multiple buckets but have the loader on the neck. Trailer is a load trail 14' low profile 14,000.

I just got a load trail gooseneck dump and it seems well built. As for a tilt or sliding axle trailer can't help you. I have a dove tail gooseneck trailer and have not had much problem with it dragging, but really want to upgrade it to a hydraulic dovetail trailer easier to load and no ramps...

So in a local shopping center was always missing the stop sign and I seen them digging the other day and this is what they replaced with it. It's a 24" concrete pole poured in place that is quite deep. Can't wait to see the damage it causes.

With just the 4n1 bucketor the grapple it fits but I do have to cock the boom all the way to one side. I put some 4x6 in the neck to rest my buckets on when I have both buckets or the grader on the rear. I had to remove some concrete today and had 6 ton on last load and trailer dumped it fine...

Added a load trail low profile dump to the mix as I had sold my dump truck awhile back and missed having a dump. Didn't get a photo but my b26tlb seems to fit in it as does the m5400 if I put the bucket on the gooseneck. 14,000 14' long and 83 wide deck is around 24" high. Used Trailers For Sale...