yellowdogsvc
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what brand tilt tatch is that? My Bobcat tilt tatch adds about 300 lbs to the front.
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Weighed it, 395 pounds.
I liked the design of this one, with the cylinder up high and it is rated at 4000 pounds.
I did add a flow restrictor, it is visible in the 3rd picture.
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The flow restrictor allows you to tilt it smoother? I've always had a tilt-tatch, since they came out at Bobcat. I'm on my 2nd one and I think they have a 3rd generation style. Yours looks more simple to repair/keep greased.
I just replaced pins on mine but found out it's not rated for my M series machine's power.
I just replaced pins on mine but found out it's not rated for my M series machine's power.
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Without the flow restrictor, it would move too fast, too far. Now I have it adjusted so that it moves slow and I can stop it where I want it.
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Today I made a storage dolly for the Tilt-Tach from an old 2x10.
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pretty cool. I have to store everything outside. I have the machines under cover and the implements in the weather. 
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And a three castor storage dolly for the three point adapter. This one is an old 2x12.
The adapter with the Omni Transformer Hitch for a three point.
The adapter with the Omni Transformer Hitch for a three point.
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Time for another update. Moving dirt from the edge of the pond to fill the low spot at the new gate opening.
Using the 6' wide, one cubic yard Versahandler bucket.
The result.
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Put the 3 point adapter on the SSQA.
Added the 6' box blade.
Needed to lower the dirt to match the new concrete that is 3 inches lower than the old porch.
First pass.
Most of it is very hard red clay.
Dozer mode.
One advantage of having it on the front, is the tilt and I can use float or down pressure. :thumbsup:
Added the 6' box blade.
Needed to lower the dirt to match the new concrete that is 3 inches lower than the old porch.
First pass.
Most of it is very hard red clay.
Dozer mode.
One advantage of having it on the front, is the tilt and I can use float or down pressure. :thumbsup:
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