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Had those on an old Honda 4 wheeler years ago. Loved 'em, but man they could tear up some turf when ya hit the gas.:LOL:

Skid steer will do everything a tractor will do. It just costs three or four times as much to do it. Really though, there are things the skid steer is better suited for. But the ones that always say "you should get a skid steer" are either very well off and can afford the extra cost or they...

Linch pins, Link pins, Draw bar pins, assorted nuts, washers, bolts. Various sizes of hose clamps

Sounds like the clutch is frozen or it has the wrong bolts in it. The bolts should have extra threads showing past the nuts, and looking at the picture, doesn't seem to have any or they are loosened all the way already and it is indeed frozen (rusted). Proper adjustment can be found online and...

I just spray painted mine with the 4 original colors

" Chain link fencing. $500. If you take it down, $250" Let them do the work and you get paid for it.

The tip of the needle is rubber, not the seat.

I would opt for the zig zag myself.

Resets you back to 1980

NO!. But, if you do, please post video!

My 2018 2500 isn't too bad, but when I put a 500# A/C compressor in the back by the tailgate, it's like riding on a cloud.

I have not. I did blow around the rocker switch with compressed air and it has not given me any trouble since. Doesn't look like it would be to hard though.

The TC is basically the same as my Case. Mine would sometimes not work and what I found was the toggle switch on the fender would sometimes stick, thus not allowing the buttons on the loader handle to function either. I was looking at TC35 the other day for a friend to buy and it had the same issue.

We have some that we got from Tractor Supply about 20 years ago to put in the horse trailer. About 10 years ago, we sold the trailer but kept the rubber mats and just tossed them on the ground. They look as good now as they did when we got them. Just as heavy too.

I was thinking the same thing.