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This style is the best frost proof hydrant that I have ever had: Baker Water Systems - Monitor® Magnum Yard Hydrant The water valve works just like a hydraulic spool valve. And after the hydrant is installed the handle can be rotated to any position desired then held there with the set screw.

I used 3, 2x12's, with 6" casters. The best thing about it is now when I drop a heavy piece of metal, it lands on the wood, instead of chipping out a chunk of the floor.

OP has not been back:

Need to know what year to get the correct rims. There are many threads about it in the Toolcat Forum: Toolcat

You need a new small tank and a Cycle Stop Valve. Check here: Constant Pressure Pump Control Valves

From the back porch camera:

From the back yard camera. The front: The rear:

Moss Road has not bumped this "antique" thread recently, so I will for those that have not seen it and all the good information in it.

Don't know, never did one. Some radiators have a drain valve at the bottom.

Did you clean the radiator?

This company makes pin on plates: WASHBURN CO. Products - Washburn Company

Here are some more of his threads: =thread&c[users]=crash325&o=date"]Search results This comes up when I put the pointer over his screen name:

This one is designed to throw it out the front:

Why? Mine is 7' wide and has never scared me on the compact telehandler:

Neither. This is better:Compact telehandler

From the Back Porch Camera, mowing the yard: Click the picture to see it better.

Oregon will have some that fit, here is how to measure: And the Website: Mower Blades | Oregon Products

I do have a counterweight on it now.

I added another piece of tubing to my shop crane for more reach:

Mine towing 12, 12 foot long steel cattle panels:

Right, the small center line is case drain.

On the center console labeled "High Flow". Picture from a 2010 D Series:

It was available on the D Series, so if yours has it there will be a switch to select it or a separate connector to plug the high flow hose into.

Yes, that is why I asked what type you put in it. Many years ago I had a Case 446 garden tractor that acted similar if you used hydraulic oil instead of the motor oil it was designed for.

What type of hydraulic oil did you put in it?

Thanks, that eliminates my suggestion. :cry:

Try an impact wrench on bolt #33.

Clicked Wundermap and it came up OK:

Click this and see if it goes back to what you want:

Weather Underground looks the same as always here on my ChromeBase computer:

No, Just edit the title to add ATV/UTV

The first post.

More info: Front-End Loader - Flat Face Hydraulic QC

Here is their Phone number, good luck.

The steepest known side slope was 27 degrees on the back of a dam. No problem climbing steep and rugged slopes. On loose terrain you can turn around and use the boom to push going up.

This is what I did to remove the stump jumper on mine: Put another wrench on the head of the big bolt and did "lefty loosely" forcing the nut down putting tension on the chain. The little bolt through the shaft, kept it from falling when it broke loose

This is why: Was wheel packing dirt added to the dam. Checked angle at 24 degrees:

The link: Front Linkage Systems | Elevate Your Experience The look:

I like the compact telehandler, with the lower center of gravity and 4 wheel steering, better than the articulated loader.

Opens to 51 inches. 6 feet wide:

Used the Versahandler and Monster Grapple to pull some little 4x4 posts from an old sandbox:

Used the Versahandler and Monster Grapple to pull some little 4x4 posts from an old sandbox:

That is not a compact telehandler like mine, it is full size. Surprised to see a bucket on it, but the boom is different than most telehandlers so it probably will not break using the bucket. Merlo does make good compact telehandlers that would be good on side slopes like my Bobcat V417 is.

But this one was resurrected by the OP!

You can see the performance by clicking the link that I posted. I have no experience with wheel loaders. I know that it will dig better than a CTL in hard clay and sand rock: The small size is another advantage:

I don't have one, that was my recommendation.

Here is my Bobcat V417 compact telehandler that I bought new in September 2010. It is an amazing machine that has a Skid Steer Quick Attach and aux hydraulics on the telescoping boom. The 7 foot brush cutter: The 7 foot wide 1 cubic yard bucket: The Monster Grapple: More in this...

Yes, right. Real easy with the 4 wheel steering on the V417.

:eek:

I do not remember if there were two versions of the Long Arm puller back in June of 2013 when I bought it, but would have ordered the HD version.

Mostly cedar and oak up to 7 lnches Not a skid loader, the Bobcat V417 is a compact telehandler. Here is a dead oak tree: It broke: Here is another dead oak tree: Took it to the pile in the ravine: Here is a 5 inch by 15 foot cedar tree:

Check these: Buckthorn Puller The long arm style is what I have: My Thread: Tree Puller?

The BG-20 is the one I had, worked great on tree roots: And small stumps chained to the front SSQA:

Old thread from 2007 bump. The narrow Gorilla Grapple: 10 inch cedar stump:

I have wheels in back of my 8' box blade, :D: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/adding-ssqa-to-a-box-blade.450828/post-6270821

Yes it is a compact TH, close to the same size as mine, but no SSQA. I have lifted over 6,000 pounds with mine and pulled some big trees with it: And the size, it fits in the 83 inch high garage door:

I hope you mean a compact telehandler. Mine would pick it up easily: Compact telehandler

https://www.wunderground.com/weather/us/ok/guthrie/KOKGUTHR59

No flail Mower Forum, but there is this humongous flail mower thread: Flail Mower - Let's talk flail mowers

Check this thread: Loader Log Grapple?

Like these? Heavy Duty Solid Steel 28" 4 Claw Log Grabber Tongs (44026)

Try a leaf blower: Image Search

Yes, and do the adjustment to increase the pressure.

My first compact telehandler was not new and cost $20,000. A 2004 Bobcat V518 bought in 2009:

My compact telehandler will out work a skid steer and not tear up the ground. It has the same SSQA plate and hydraulic connectors as most skid steers. Here it is with a 7 foot brush hog: And a 24 foot tall tree in the long arm tree puller: And rotated horizontal just for grins:

My little compact telehandler is the handiest machine on the place sometimes: 6 foot 1 cubic yard bucket 42 inch forks: 72 inch forks:

How about here, Forum to discuss snow removal equipment and techniques Snow Removal

Looks like a good company. in Kansas: 40-1200 CCA 12 Volt Digital Battery & System Tester - Clore Automotive

Was the meter on the battery posts or on the cable clamps?

And from a doctor:

Thread bump, a year has passed with me taping my mouth shut every night. So nice to not have an open mouth and dried out throat in the morning. I hope people see it that need it.

They have been around longer than we have been using them. Here is a previous Post with 21 bale bundles: Hay Bale Bundle The guy we buy from now does 14 bale bundles and delivers them on a truck with a small dump bed

The guy we buy our horse hay from delivered two 14 bale bundles this morning: Picked up one with the V417 and Monster Grapple: Put it on the dolly: Picked up the second bundle: Took it in and set it on top of the first bundle, but I got distracted and did not get a picture. Here...

Here are two of mine:

Yep, very useful:

This is how I got up on the roof last time, the rolling blue ladder: On the trailer:

I did too, but now that I think about it I remember where the drain plug was on Kando's Ford tractor: Rounded off drain plug

I recommend an AGM battery with at least 800 Cold Cranking Amps. Measure the battery unless you know the size code, to be sure it fits.

Yep I have to be very careful with these 6 footers: unless they are going in the long way:

Yep, I remember that thread: Power Line to my house was broken

Saw these on eBay today, posting in case anyone is interested: 2011 Toro Workman MD Industrial Work Cart Utility Dump Bed Vehicle UTV bidadoo | eBay https://www.ebay.com/itm/167090454281?_skw=toro+workman&itmmeta=01JD0RFM21JWVWF6ASGBPJ19SC&hash=item26e75dff09:g:qmoAAOSwfqBnNi91

My thought is not a wheel weight.

Hang it up off of the ground by the hitch.

Unfortunately it was an existing user profile that got hacked:

Somebody did a good job removing all of the posts. (y)

Too late, 104 posts so far today.

I hope someone else can help, since The OP hasn't been here for awhile:

More info on cornhead grease: grease in a rotary cutter gear box?

I did a search on the forum and this info on the company came up: Snowblower - snowblower No pictures that would help you.

Have you seen their Forum on here? Summit Tractors Forum

Hooked the chain to the tree I pushed over two months ago: Dragged it out of the woods: Pulled it to the brush pile: Picked it up with the grapple: View from the seat, pulled forward and extended the boom to put it out over the pile: Opened the dual lids and gravity grabbed it:

From the back porch camera: The racoon from the trail camera:

So I can see the difference in the mounting angles. Much different than yours, but here is my bucket:

https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/todays-seat-time.118658/post-1366855

Need pictures of the ATI SSQA adapter mounted and close to the back of the bucket.

Thanks. The Bone creeper works great. Have had it for many years. Have used it in the grass and on gravel, but best on concrete.

Update, pictures from today:

Here is a 6 foot long pallet that I Reused: My Lumber and Plywood Cart

Yep, our trail camera saw one at night:

Yours is the first I have seen with a crank height adjustment.

Ok, I'll do it on this eleven year old thread to show that the V417 is still working! Hooked a chain to a dead oak tree that it had pushed over: Pulled it out of the woods: At the brush pile: The view from the seat:

Steep is no problem. What I mow has uneven ground where the machine is still on the flat level, but one side of the mower deck is going up or down in the uneven area. It has to twist to keep the wheels on the ground. The linkage on this deck lets that happen.

I eat food grade DE everyday: Any One Else Eat Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth?

Don't know anything about them, but that is the style that I prefer: STORM | ROOT/BRUSH | glacierattachments

Looks OK for level ground, but I like the deck out front and linked so it can mow uneven ground:

Another thread bump for those naysayers and those that haven't seen it. I started eating (not breathing the dust) food grade DE about 12 years ago and still no autopsy at 84 years old! One heaping tablespoon stirred into 8 ounces of water around 10:45 AM every day. Some more info: Food-Grade...

From the back porch camera: From the trail camera:

The pincher does grab the small stuff. Here is the BG-20 pulling some tree roots:

Put the mower on the trailer first, then the tractor with the digger mounted. After unloading screw the digger into the ground enough to hold it up until needed.

Yep, all the blank pages are gone and so are the page numbers:

Here is the picture:

Click this: Then click this:

Soft shackle: Search: Yankum "soft shackle" Connecting the loop at the end of the rope to whatever.

Good info for those that don't know, but he is long gone:

MY humming bird pictures from the back yard camera:

Ok, now I understand. (y)

Have any luck yet? Explain what you mean by "3PT cylinder" and "lift cylinder", I thought they were the same cylinder.

This shows now on my ChromeBase computer: I clicked page 2 and got this: Page 1 was blank until just now: Page 39 is the first with a thread: Then page 40 is full:

You are welcome. Some guys have added a stop block to prevent the pin from getting pushed up even though the linkage is over center:

I do not use the back button. I hold down "Ctrl" (control) and click the post, that opens it in a new tab. After reading it hold down control and hit the W key. That wipes the tab and returns to New posts.

Cab with Heat and Air. Price No, we are on the second one. You are welcome. Check this thread to see them working: Toolcat 5610 F and 5610 G Series Pictures

I guess it is correctly tensioned when the latch pin stays down and latched. What is the reason that your levers work backwards to latch and unlatch? This is normal:

Make sure they go over center when the pin is latched down with the lever pulled up in your case:

The auction posts didn't bother me on my computer since they were at the bottom and didn't take up much space. Saw some interesting things down there.

Thank you it is gone, now I can see the Threads with no replies:

Yep, it is made by Grace MFG. Grace Manufacturing - Maker of the Tree Terminator It has the stump jumper disc holding the blades that are sharp on both sides so it cuts rotating either way: Backed up to show where the wheel dropped into the creek: And backed more to show the cut up to the...

Yours should be easier than what I did: FEL, TORO Groundsmaster Put Together

I bought a pressure gauge, hydraulic tee and connectors so I could check the aux pressure on my V417 Versahandler. For your tractor a 3000 pound gauge would work best on the input to the loader from the pump. Connect it so the flow is through the tee to the loader. View from the seat:

This is one of the solitaire games that I play on the computer: Klondike Solitaire - Play Online on SolitaireParadise.com I recently got hooked on 8 Ball Billiards on YouTube: 8 Ball Billiards Classic Muchly fun. (y)

Probably a pink wire from a 2 amp fuse to the first battery for +12 volts.

Call (800)283-7107: Skid Steer Quick Hitch Adapter, Skid Steer Hay Spears

https://highgrademfg.com/tail-wheel-assemblies/ Yes, another recommendation for High Grade Mfg. I bought 4 caster wheels for my finish mower from them.

Today's seat time in the "tree skidder". Hooked the chain to the tree I pushed over a few days ago: Skidded it out of the woods: Made it to the brush pile: Picked it up with the grapple: View from the seat, pulled forward to put it out over the pile: Opened the dual lids and...

Yes. Yes.

No need to apologize, it happens a lot and usually with good results. (y)

At least the OP is still active. (y)

That should work. Let us know how it goes.

Nope, no mesquite around here. It was a dead oak tree that I pushed over so it would not fall on the fence:

Grappling dead tree stuff. View from the seat: Put it on the brush pile:

Check on eBay.

The max load pressure is on the side wall of the tire.

The answer is here in his other thread: 1025 R Mystery part

Yep and several 6 foot decks that fit it. No, this is now: | Toro Not that I have found. The TBN Groundsmaster thread: any toro groundsmaster fans on here?

My bucket hook is unique. The hole was already there:

I have an oldie, but a goodie, 2004 TORO 328D but it is not for sale:

Some rotary cutters use corn head grease, or NLGI grade 0 (zero) grease. Check this thread: grease in a rotary cutter gear box?

Here is mine: Dual Hitch Receiver Mount for SSQA Or you can get the single receiver that mounts to the top or bottom:

Is the fuel shutoff solenoid letting fuel go through?

Call this company, 800-283-7107: Skid Steer Quick Hitch Adapter, Skid Steer Hay Spears

I use car ramps. Set them in-between the wheels, back up and raise the deck:

It is an old ammo box that someone painted before I bought it. Use it for chain and strap storage: And another chain storage spot: And shovel storage place above the box:

Thanks. I would just eliminate the bolt and sleeve if it was mine.

Need pictures of where it moved to please.

This is how I replaced it. Put the V417 up on the trailer: Removed the old (black) battery: Set the AGM battery on a bucket: Slid the bucket in and over: Shoved the battery up in place and clamped it down:

Pushed over the dead tree by the back fence. Stump bucket is on the V417 and against the tree: Extended the boom, it broke at ground level:

I vote for removing the bolt and sleeve.

No, but that is a good thing to do. I need to do that now since it doesn't get used as much now on the smaller (33 acres down from 80) place we moved to. I replaced the original battery with an AGM battery 5 years ago. Blow the dust out of the radiator core: car radiator cleaning air tool -...

From central Oklahoma.

I have had both styles and like the long bottom dual lid the best. Also have this unique narrow one:

When on the throne, I play Solitaire on my phone.:D

Computer only, rarely use the phone on the internet. Never have tried tapatalk. Computer is a HP 21.5" touch screen ChromeOS All-In-One. Good view of the pictures here on TBN. (y)

Does the loader control joystick move?

Yep, but not mine: Search results for query: "chain top link" This is a good one: Using a chain as top link with attachments Although I did one once: Tree Puller?

Why not a Chromebook laptop? That is what I was going to recommend: Chromebook laptop - Image Search

Use a chain instead: Oops, you said quick hitch, that means you would have to hook up manually.

My left shirt pocket holds my cell phone. ;)

Old thread, he has not been on since 2016:

Quote works on my ChromeBase All-In-One. Highlight and Reply works also.

Looks good. What are the details of the aluminum?

It is clearly disconnected at the start on the video: I agree it should be easy enough to figure out.

Take the door to an Auto Glass Repair and Replacement shop. I had to do that with my Versahandler broken door glass.

It also has an optional SSQA mount to use the grader on the front, if your tractor is strong enough:

Does this latch move up to let the ripper bar pivot down? Picture from: Identify this type of box blade (gill).

https://www.google.com/search?q=hydraulic+wrench+set&sca_esv=288495b509fb3774&sca_upv=1&hl=en&sxsrf=ADLYWIJvNmtCYEJKU5zamPvoreuMOCEq0A:1715707349265&source=hp&biw=1345&bih=872&ei=1Z1DZv6dDr3LkPIP7YW64AI&iflsig=AL9hbdgAAAAAZkOr5eMzT37O3T-C1rUOIyoS5ht607xP&oq=hydraulic+wrench&gs_lp=EgNpbWciEGh5ZHJh...

Toolcat model 5610 has a PTO powered by a hydraulic motor but you can't run it and the front aux hydraulics at the same time:

I had the same too high problem because of standing water in the yard. This picture from the back porch camera after one pass shows how high the grass is: Here is the second pass, the tall grass is hiding the deck front wheels: And no "rows of uncut lines of grass" : Right, but the...

Thread Bump. Anyone have the TL519? https://www.bobcat.com/na/en/equipment/telehandlers

Mowed the yard with the 6', 3 blade finish mower on the Toolcat.

Current backlog may be forever, here is the rest of the story: Status of Everything Attachments

My trailer ramps are hydraulic powered: :D

Does it look like this? The internal air filter is only held in by a twist latch, so untwist it.

The out front 7' brush hog works great on a Toolcat: The view from the seat: Limb trimming mode:;)

Oregon Gator blades are what I use: Mower Blades | Oregon Products

:eek:

More pictures:

I have owned both styles and the long bottom with dual lids works best for me.

Mowed the yard with the 6' finish mower. From the back porch camera:

More thread drift:

Rubber Strap Bungee Cord: Around the fork frame and into the holes in the bottom of the wheelbarrow:

Here is my wheelbarrow: ;)

I used this from the scrap pile:

Yep:

Works good on the Toolcat with the 6' box blade: Or the land plane: