Recent content by Fladogman

A chain also works great on a landscape rake

I do it all the time. Push them over take the grapple and lift while you're pushing the stump.

Awesome. I have a 7 rhino and love it. You can do a lot with blades when you learn to use them.

I actually use a short chain for the top link on my landscape rake. This allows it to float more and not dig up the grass

I love my bh on my Kubota MX. If I didn't have one I'd consider buying a used excavator though.

Post some pictures of it when you have a chance

I would try disconnecting the drive Link lift the mower , crawl underneath and spin the blades and look for some out of place first

Don't worry about the emissions stuff too much. It's not affecting my use of my MX 5800. How much it activates is affected by how you typically run the rpms. Mine only runs about once a month. And then for less than 20 minutes.

In my opinion you don't need wheel kit to make the rake work best. I hated mine at first the started changing stuff. I took out every other tine which helps it self clean better and not pull so much dirt, then I put a float link at the top which helps it's not to tear up the yard. There is a...

Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't believe the loader will lift anything that will damage the front axles if properly counterbalanced.

They'll cover everything with you prior to surgery. Had both of mine done 4 months apart. Nerve block works for 3 days Range of motion is paramount so keep doing the exercises I used a small pedal thing off Amazon and a porch swing to keep it stretched out Everyday you start back at ground...

I have a clamp on set of forks. They work well enough i can't justify buying a full fork attachment. They're actually pretty strong and have some definite advantages.

Does it fit to the point you can put the cap on and leave it in all the time ?

I can see where a bucket grapple would be beneficial with a pin on bucket, but i have to respectfully disagree that it's more useful than traditional root grapple. I can do so much clearing and digging roots, stumps and hauling large loads of limbs. I level and smooth out fresh cleared land very...

I was all ready to pull the trigger on one until i read your post. I was going to use a landscape rake on the front and back drag stuff when i have the backhoe on. Now I'm rethinking it.