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All the loaders on tractors are weak and fragile. I won't be trying stumps with mine. I just get a bigger machine for removing stumps, last time I didn't even cut the trees down before just scooped up the trees with stump and roots. Then smoothed out the ground. But real loaders are different...

1. Depending on outside temperature and air flow those pressures could be good to a little high. 2. The condenser and receiver drier are combined to one unit for the 20 series. A vertical tube on the condenser looks much larger than usual. Probably the same for the 15 series. And the manual...

Tractor Bob in OKC is now a bad boy dealer. Bad boy is made by tym. So I've purchased filters for my 5520 from them for much less than my local dealer.

This thread is relevant to me. I'm planning on purchasing one just not sure on brand. Procut vs saber samurai. Edit procut is available in 4 different bar lengths 42,54,66,90 inches and claims USA made

First post is what I did. 917 7 foot

Boom pole on the 3 point, gantry crane, Cherry picker/engine hoist, tree branch and chain hoist, dirt berm, ramps, ditch, friends, Mexicans from the Home Depot parking lot, borrow or rent a tractor with a loader, your options are mostly limited by your mindset.

Ironcraft, titan attachments, mechmax, and betstco. 68-77 inch for your size, small cat 2 I've been shopping for one in 60-65 inch size large cat 1 Edit liquid filled tires instead of counter weight Not full boom but ditch bank.

I think it's saying not to put a worn one with a new one. But if you are replacing with all new you should be good. If you are putting used ones on you will need to weigh them into pairs.

I just welded a receiver tube to the qh and pin in a hitch for the trailer

Flail master just shipped new blades for my Ford 917.

I use cat II pins with cat III bushing. I've never used a torque wrench on them Just m18 high torque go uguduga. I've lost other pins and you'll never find the missing parts.

I'd go wire transfer. Also many banks offer public notary for customers. Using this may reduce red flags on the transfer.

Hose and ends have a crimp spec. Parker crimpers normally are built to bottom out at spec. But many others use the micrometer style adjustment. The cheap ones don't have a stop or different dies for different diameters. Custom crimp would be my choice for a crimper, if I was in the market...

I used my gantry crane. An engine hoist might work depending on tire size.

Depends on what you want to fill with. In Florida they use straight water. I've used used antifreeze that was free.

Mine hasn't been worked hard yet. Just installed it. Haven't used it enough to know if it needs restrictors for the flow yet. It's hooked into one of the rear remotes.

Tieing down on a full trailer won't be much different, loading on a full trailer won't be much harder, full trailer will pull at full speed, full trailer has cheaper tires, full trailer won't ruin the tractor transmission, but full trailer takes up more storage room. Based on pros and cons I'll...

Minor derail. Does anyone have a comparison of the samurai saber cutter from Canadian agri tech and procut from agrisheild

The 20r head has benefits over the 22r head on the 22r block. Better rpm range

Sounds like either a starter solenoid or the switch on the pedal. You can temporarily bypass the pedal switch to rule it out.

I purchased a 5520 instead of the other brands because of less wiring due to the mechanical engine. If it was one of the other brands you wouldn't have been able to drive it to a repair location. Barn cats are great

Being a service truck for a fleet mine gets used on the regular. Also I positioned all the strobes so none flash in my line of sight from the cab.

I was outside the box my wallet was inside Loto was in use when I was at risk but I forgot my wallet

I never got burned but my wallet got microwaved and my cards quit working. It was only a 2 megawatt burst for about 20-30 seconds from a disconnected waveguide on a s band radar.

World block makes the forms for those blocks. They're about 3,500-3,800lb each. Drill and set anchors as if you are bolting it to a slab. Before setting the blocks in place prep the ground so they don't settle. They are heavy enough to tear up stuff if they settle. I didn't mount a carport to...

I went with a hitch mount vice and put 3 receivers on the bed of my service truck. Then 2 on the welding trailer.

I just bought my 5520 over summer so only 71 hrs. Don't even know how many hours are on my old 850 Ford

On my 5520 the tach is marked 2,000 rpm is 540 2nd and 2,500 rpm is 540 1st. The mechanical engine doesn't limit the engine speed in 540e/pto 2nd/760

I added a hydraulic top link and pulled/made hydraulic lines for third function (just using a rear remote for a couple of years). Not for a grapple for a hydraulic cutter, I'll buy in spring.

Once a hose pops the pressure in the line normally drops

I normally use colored zip ties to mark hoses to location. I have 12 colors and 2 sizes of each.

I'd prefer to buy a tractor that is made by the company selling it. If the two companies have a falling out parts availability suffers. Also deere won't sell yellow parts from a green dealer and vise versa, Kubota won't sell parts for a tractor they say shouldn't be in America.

None of them last if you have some dirt fall on them. Said dirt also bent the curl cylinder and broke some glass.

IDK my dealer wouldn't call me back when I tried to buy filters. I'm looking for a good place to purchase the small parts I will need in the future.

This doesn't always work but on most small hoses and longer hoses is normally good. Don't try it on a 14" #16 4 wire Shop made it an inch too long and it wouldn't work.

I cut and welded in a receiver tube into my quick hitch

Also, if you replace metal pipe with hydraulic hose you will have an increase in hydraulic temperature. The pipes preform some cooling effect, some manufacturers rely on this.

Many shops that specialize in hydraulic hoses also do ridgid line. I just had 3 made last week. Now I need to take one back to bend one bend a little more. To be fair it was twisted and cut in half.

Weld legs on so the box sits higher of the ground, and us the HF clamp. Or weld in the draw bar.

Unless it's more than 30 something years old it's probably a loader valve. 1 stick to run lift and curl. But replacing the valve for lift is the solution. You need to know flow required, open vs closed center, and fittings.

I work outside so I purchased a cab tractor. Now I don't put off mowing as often.

Vice grip 7lw or 10lw Is a 7" and 10" line wrench that helps in situations like this, but isn't all that useful for normal use. Also it's great for almost stripped and stuck brake line nuts.

You are probably going to need to find out how to convert to open center valves. Or buy a closed center tractor. I put a loader joystick in a 4020 and had to buy the closed center adapter for it. I purchased both the adapter and joystick from summit hydraulics.

Is the distance between upper and lower pins on the tractor the same as the implement.

I'm currently switching from 5 gallon jugs to a pair of 55 gallon drums. Drums free used for hydraulic oil and ATF. But I need to get a pump.

Is it set up as closed center or open center? And your tractor is open center, but some old Deere's are closed center. If it's set up for closed center your tractor won't like it and it'll be on the relief valve constantly.

On my old tractor with its old rotary cutter I normally pulled it apart. It was always very stubborn to slide in and I normally couldn't get it off the PTO without just pulling it apart. Tools from the 50's don't know when the shaft was replaced but it has a notch worn in at it's spot. But...

I've used mine in sandy dirt with my 44 hp tractor, and used a jd4455 in clay. I didn't have any problems with mine in sand. But it took 800 lbs to get it to dig in the clay. I don't think the pipe would hold if the tractor just pulled up if it had screwed in.

You might want to have a cooler on the return line.

The 5520c was the same price as the 574 was with my dealer when I purchased. Edit also it came with 2 remotes

I just welded the hooks to the top of the ssqa on my bucket, and put a piece of angle iron on the top edge of the bucket.

Welcome I'm also new from OK

Just saying hi Just upgraded from a Ford 850 to a TYM/Branson 5520c It's so nice having AC to do chores with.