Recent content by Fladogman

Citrus paint stripper works pretty good

Mine usually requires me to back up then pull forward.

Very sorry to hear this, prayers for the family [emoji120]

Yes I do, it's super heavy duty

I run a 6ft cid grapple on my MX, yeah it's a little heavy at #950 but it handles it fine. I use a backhoe or rhino blade as ballast.

Have you tried going in reverse? It might do better at smoothing off the high spots

You correct, the engines are under 25 hp so not Def or other emissions control stuff required.

As long as the bucket is level to the ground you can probably rule out the cross arm being bent, so I'd look at where it bolts to the tractor. Might be able to adjust something there

The quick hitch arms are fixed just as the lift arms. I don't see where the quick hitch makes any difference

Is the bucket level from the ground?

So far my equipment trailer has been great. No problem with Kaufman.

A good balance of protection of the rifle and easy access I would think is the goal. Has anyone used the rops with a window type gun rack? Or maybe a ATV style?

I actually had a hydraulic failure while in the bucket of a John Deere 310. Fully extended when a metal hydraulic pipe burst. It slowly descended. I looked back and saw hydraulic fluid blowing out from behind the rear tire. My wife calmly lowered it down and I stepped out of the bucket. Based...

I work out of my bucket a lol . I don't worry about the hydraulics but rather my wife at the controls [emoji23]. Actually she's a great operator. I feel the chances of a hydraulic failure is less likely than a ladder fall.

Take the bucket off, it gives you more room than you think. Not the fel just the bucket.