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Changed my mind, put the last set of shelves on top to store empty boxes on:

"What's on second"

Took zerk pictures on the V417. Top of cylinders: Bottom, the zerks are on the other side: Can be reached through this opening: The back arrow points to the zerk for the leveling cylinder, the one for the lift cylinder is behind the hose where the front arrow is pointing:

For those that have not seen it, here is My Lumber and Plywood Cart And someone laid metal on the shelves too. :oops:

Yes, I have the ones that go in a hole cut in the side of the bucket: New & Improved Walk The Plank Mouse Trap - Auto Reset - USA MADE | eBay

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It has been up for over 4 hours!

Finish mower for Toolcat Improved the view of anything in front up close on the left. Before, the turn signal and headlight block the up close view from the seat: After, can even see the back of the finish mower: Made a bracket for the mirror from the scrap pile. It was a leg cut off of a...

You also need to add some stay bars to keep it from raising up when the trailer pushes the tractor, stopping or going downhill:

I did use a T800 some, but have no experience with a T770, but the Toolcat is rugged enough to do what it is designed to do, very reliable and a high quality build with heavy duty parts. About the same as the V518, for getting to the grease zerks.

Driveway Straightening Moving dirt back:

Driveway Straightening Moved some dirt and gravel with the bucket on the V417. Looking north: Looking south: 14 tons of crushed concrete: Where the gravel was (only 2 inches deep):

I did on the put-together, right in the valve: Can see it from the seat.

Filling in low part of terrace Overdue update, pictures from 8-29-2020: And satellite view:

Well I can recommend the 5610, have you seen this thread with both machines? Toolcat and V417

Yep, definitely an older account:

What hydraulic fluid does the manufacturer specify? If the TSC fluid is too thin, that would cause your problem.

The V417 is narrower, doesn't have as good of a tire tread pattern, but has a door and air conditioning. The lower 75 horsepower rating was not noticeable since the machine did everything that I tried to do with it. The big advantage was the SSQA. The V518, used bought 9-23-2009: The...

More like 3.5' to the cab and I am old. (y) And you had to have a trackhoe push it down so you could get out. :D

Is he on here...

Since no one commented on the Fake Wheelie, here is the real picture: I was compressing the cedar trees that I dropped on the brush pile. Right after I jumped out to take the picture I realized I might not be able to climb back in. :oops: Took the picture, opened the door and was able to...

V518 plus V624, V632 and V723. Don't know if the V923 is the same size. I think you would be happier with a V519. Yes, but a PTO tiller would have to have a hydraulic motor added. I can run the brush hog either direction on the V417. The blades are sharp on both sides. I do one way for grass...

If you are asking about the V518, ones made for the Bobcat telehandler style attach pictured above. The attachments for it are not on the Website since they quit selling the V518. What do you need?

No, this one had two manual levers.

No, just the V519. This is the hydraulic powered V518 system: I bought an adapter to SSQA for my grapple: No, this live tree was probably about the heaviest thing lifted: And the heaviest thing moved, it was settled down in the dirt and the trailer movers couldn't move it with their...

Put check chains on it so it can't go that low:

17 feet: I didn't have a use for a tractor after I got a compact telehandler. (y)

Like this fake wheelie:

My 72 inch bucket is unique, made for the Bobcat V417 compact telehandler:

I have used the local NAPA store with good results.

I did not find any either.

Just shoot air into the pex as you feed a string in and it will bring the string out the other (exhaust) end. Then use the string to pull a rope through to pull the pex while it is being pushed from the other end. Or if you don't have a compressor, hold a vacuum hose on the outlet end for the...

Sberry's picture in post # 31 shows one way that I have used. Clamp the right size hole over the too small hole:

Your V519 is a little different, but don't see the zerk you referred to: The new V417 IPB shows zerks on the wear pads that mine does not have zerks on.

My 3 point adapter made by Washburn has extra rollback built in: Heavy Duty Skidsteer To 3 point Implement And the Omni Transformer: With the Omni Transformer and the landscape rake:

If you will use a front mower (the best way), get a 5610. No overheating from the dust and debris like the 5600 does. The 7" brush hog: The 6' finish mower:

No zerk. Extend the boom all the way. Put grease on the the slide areas top, bottom and both sides.

How far are you from Oklahoma city? https://www.totalequipmentandrental.com/inventory/?/listing/for-sale/195577369/2016-bobcat-toolcat-5600-utility-utility-vehicles?dlr=1&lo=2&accountcrmid=14938515&settingscrmid=11888

Dies it have a stump jumper?

The OP:

Here, without pictures, it didn't happen!

Right, but those that have done it know it changes the tread width just like the drawing shows.

Here is a drawing that matches his rims a little better. The mounts match his rims a little better:

I added black lines to his pictures to show the offset of the mounts on the rim:

His mounts are not at the edge like the diagram, but they are off center enough to get 4 different spacings.

Right:

A long screw driver, flat bar or wrench against the spindle on the other bolt would keep it from turning:

Use a pipe wrench or a big C clamp on the "wing".

Yep, interesting. Here is the info and some pictures, for when the ad goes away: Brush Cutter was Ran behind a Caterpillar track machine for cutting up and down the side of a mountain. The diesel engine runs good. The cutter would be great for cleaning. I have a way to load it on your trailer.

I did a fairly large area with dirt and a 4 foot wide bucket in float seven years ago: Progress picture, not finished:

What Series Toolcat is it?

Anyone have an update? Get this when I click the auction link: The page you requested was removed.

Need an update please. With pictures even.

Here is a 42" or 48", "in stock": Global Euro Pallet Forks At Neat Attachments | Pallet Forks | NeatFarms

Manual or hydraulic? Found dimensions on an image search: Excavator Quick Coupler Dimensions Manual: manual komatsu pc50 excavator quick coupler - Image Search

14 tons of recycled concrete was $375:

I thought this was the irony:

This style fork frame will hook onto your homemade euro global attach system just like your bucket does:

He removed the homemade global euro quick attach for those pictures.

I guess it depends on the dirt where you live. I am relocating (straightening) a small part of our driveway that was installed in 2006 and has no problems in this area. The small gravel is 2" thick on red clay. Removed the gravel with a box blade and toothed bucket:

Remove the pin on brackets and buy a weld on plate: Or brackets:

I just read your fork frame thread: Pallet Fork Frame with no forks? That homemade frame is the global euro carrier system: You can buy attachments that will fit that frame. Measure your bucket to see which size it is.

Is this it? What attach system do I have?

You have a pin on system. This is what the back of your bucket would look like if it was a global euro quick hitch:

I have a 72" but it is not a Bobcat. I liked the push linkage and it was on close out sale. Not a good seller for a skid steer. I do mow in Float Mode:

The invisible and the imaginary look exactly the same.

ruffdog what is your opinion of the finish mower? Any problems?

Eighteen years ago I was clearing cedar trees with a tree shear and taking them to the burn pile on the forks. But on the way, the wind would blow them off of the forks, so I bought a grapple. Now I have two grapples and several sizes of forks. 44" wide Gorilla Grapple: 72" wide Monster...

Thanks for the update.

keep us updated.

Like comparing apples to different apples: They can do the same things. The 6' wide, 1 cubic yard bucket: The 7' brush hog: The 6' wide Monster Grapple: The V417 will lift over twice the 3,000 pounds that the Toolcat will lift. The main difference is that the V417 is unstuckable...

The new Bobcat engine, Here is info from their Website: When Tier 4 emissions standards required every equipment manufacturer to make equipment changes, Bobcat designed a non-DPF Tier 4 solution that also delivers new features and provides more performance to customers. It reduces downtime that...

The reason I traded our F Series in on a G Series in 2017 was to get Traction Control. I am not aware of any changes, but have not been looking at the newer ones. A good feature of the Toolcats is no Regen that I read so many complaints about.

The pivot they use on their mowers would work to let a box blade tilt:

A manual pivot like what is on a 3 point rear blade could be inserted between their quick attach plate and the box blade. This type of a pivot installed vertically:

How about modifying their box blade blade, adding a pivot so you can change the angle?

I don't know, my articulated machine is has differentials and is big and heavy:

What about differentials on the articulated design?

Check this thread, but think bale spear instead of forks: FEL forklift

Didn't run both this morning. Speed always drops after 8 AM. Ran both now: Gateway shows a little faster.

Something new on the AT&T Speedtest, a "Wi-Fi gateway test": Internet Speed Test – AT&T Official Site *****************************************

Thanks for the update. Sounds good(y)

Why do you have the horizontal offset? I won't work with a Quick Hitch: I think most are in the same vertical plane:

The good news is, your previous activity is still with you:

Next you can make a carry all to slide into the receiver:

Just watched, now I know what you are talking about. (y)

There are no more "large" pictures. The new version resizes the monsters on upload.

What is the reason that you do not use a hinge?

Check this oldie, but goodie: grease in a rotary cutter gear box?

Only one picture uploaded. Try again.

We need a Lull update please.

And leaning into the slope: Pictures from an image search.

My guess is bucket teeth.

Define Tags.

Check here: Universal Quick Attach Adapter For Subcompact Tractors

If you don't have cell signal in a metal building, check this thread: Cell Phone & WeBoost

Some are just verts. :LOL:

Here is the turbocharging thread by The Fred: Turbocharging new L3940 Gutless Pig Tractor

Now they make it with a removable front wheel:

And with a high back, floating tailboard, manual lever lifted ripper shanks, my favorite:

An image search: cat 2 hd box blade - Image Search This showed up first: Category I & II Severe XTreme Duty Tractor Box Blade - Everything Attachments

Call Travis 866-581-5818. Why do you need to know?

Yep, that is one reason that I graduated from tractors to better machines for what I need to do.

If yours is grinning mine is yawning! :LOL:

Use a Hay Hut:

Agree on Traction control. Here is another must have option if you are old like me: trivial question about the step kit

This Bobcat Toolcat is what we use on our 33 acres. 5x6 round bales: 7 foot brush hog: 6 foot 1 cubic yard bucket: 6 foot box blade: Pushing dirt: Gorilla Grapple:

Lost!!!

My sandrock entry: From 1985

Again.

Thanks. Here is a picture from the Auction because the link won't work in the future:

How about 4 inch thick slabs of concrete?

Here is one way to convert a 3 point land plane or box blade for light duty work:

I have a skid steer style 6 foot wide land plane on the front of the 5 foot wide Toolcat. Works gooder-un in the clay. Have not used it much on gravel yet, but I need to.

I am surprised that it is working with the outside antenna so low. The tower it is pointed at is over the high spot south of the horse barn, it is 8 miles away and 225 feet tall. The red line shows the way the antenna is pointing:

But it will need a spinner knob. ;) (y)

The new version works the same now if the picture or the thumnail is clicked. You can make the picture display smaller in the post. See post # 4 above.

What is your problem with posting pictures? I think the "new forum" software is a big improvement.

Check out this one with a removable front wheel and hinged SSQA plate: Tree Terminator Rotary Mower I have an early version:

Since a 21 bale bundle was mentioned earlier, here is ours: Set it on the dolly: Wife pushed it back into the hay storage area:

I know the rod end is lower, but it sure looks bent. I added a straight red line parallel to the cylinder: A good hydraulic shop can straighten it (y) .

The hinged plate works good on the uneven ground. It also has an open front with chains:

Surplus Center should have the proper motor. Are you going to copy this design with the hinged SSQA plate? And the motor driveline?

If you do, be sure to build in some extra rollback like this 3 point adapter has:

And if you leave the picture in the post by disregarding the thumbnails at the bottom, the size can be changed by clicking it, put the arrow on a corner and pull it down to the size you want: There is also a resize icon that I have not tried:

I have not needed to put a SSQA plate on the back of the 6' yet. It works very well on the three point adapter. Dozer mode: And can be digging in float mode in reverse:

The compact telehandler does great with the box blade on a SSQA to 3 point adapter:

There are no more huge pictures displayed, they are resized to no more than 2500 pixels wide or high. https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/gripe-on-image-sizes.435802/#post-5957995

Worked so well that I removed the 3 point hitch From the 4' box blade and can now push or pull it: Box backwards: Box forward:

Have not operated a wheel loader, I am judging their performance from watching videos and no pivoting front axle, same as my dirt digging compact telehandler. So it is not tippy like a tractor. I did a direct comparison with a Bobcat T300 using my toothed bucket and mine dug hard clay and...

Based on what my 11,000 pound compact telehandler can do moving dirt with the 1 cubic yard 6 foot wide bucket, I would say yes the wheel loader could do it.

Do you have a high pressure gauge to see what it is doing? I put one on the loader valve to see what is up. Or down ;) .

The best responses will probably be to his post here: Flail Mower - Let's talk flail mowers

I have one of those (y) .

I have never seen a manuals subforum. Manual questions are usually asked in the specific tractor forum. What do you need?

I watched the failure of Oroville Dam spillway on YouTube in February 2017. The best coverage was Blancolirio. Here is a recent update:

Very happy with the performance of the system. Moved the panel antenna from it's temporary location up higher to it's permanent location on the truss: Moved the booster from setting on a box on the bench up onto the pegboard:

Used it today to put a storage box up on top of the storage cabinets:

(y)

Pictures from 2004 of the dirt scoop:

Rear discharge?

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Click your name at the top of the page: Then click Account details and fill in the info that you want to add:

And they are 70 miles apart!

February 27th: TBN 6.0 Preview And: Welcome back

Moving the pointer over the contents of "Location" brings up an underline. When clicked Google Maps opens in a new tab displaying the location. This may just be a new feature on Chrome?

The question is: The answer is: No, my machine came with a Quick Attach

Here is a thread with good info: Hydraulic Capstan logging winch.

Quick Hitch is for the 3 point: Quick Attach is for the loader:

Check the hydraulic fluid level, it may be low.

You must not be on a computer. The new system is so easy and resizes the humongous cell phone pictures.

No they can't flip. I made the bump stops about 36 years ago to stop the equalizer from going high enough to let the shackle flip. They are mounted to the frame above the spring eye, like the red blocks that I drew: I don't own the trailer now, so found this picture on the www.

Do have or don't have?

And another 524:

And the TORO six foot recycler with gator blades:

I prefer rear discharge. This one is a six footer: Mowed this yesterday:

Did it look like this?: V417 Versahandler Quit Running. Look what came out of the primer.

I had a trailer with that problem. I added bump stops above the shackles to stop the equalizer's upward travel so the shackle couldn't flip.

You can also remove the toplink and use a chain:

Read my signature: It is the tractor I sold 11 years ago when I got my first compact telehandler, the V518:

For easy digging consider a swing style:

When posting a link the new version converts it to the Website. Pasted the link: Clicked Preview: Here is the changed link:

Have you seen this thread? Robotic Following Cart to Replace Light Duty Tractor Tasks?

Still frustrated :mad:. I guess the "first unread post" feature doesn't exist now.

And my TORO+Loader with rear wheel steering :) :

Update: I ordered this: Home MultiRoom Cell Phone Signal Booster | weBoost Installed it in the shop with the outside antenna temporarily next to the window that I could get signal through inside with the flip phone close to it. Works great, went from no signal in the center of the shop, to...

And today:

Did you roll it over a little for the picture?

Yep, that is one reason I wanted the counterbalanced model. It can getup close to shelves that the long front leg models can't. Another reason is the front legs on this one are not in the way when it is a sit down workbench:

Not Haala, but mine is the strongest that I have seen: Dual Hitch Receiver Mount for SSQA Here is the single from: Eterra Trailer Hitch Attachment for Skid Steers | Skid Steer Solutions

One of the bigger Brush Grubbers should do it: BrushGrubber | Brush Grubber Products Works on small trees:

The aux hydraulics on the front should handle it:

Over the years I have had some crank up lifts, but this is the first counter balanced model. It doesn't have the Forks like this: It has the Boom Option: They also have a Load Platform Option: So I added a piece of 3/4 inch plywood to the top of the boom to make my combination load...

These are the tires that were on the 325D when the recycler deck was on it:

Yes, a little wider than what I have with Ditch Witch wheels. Depending on wheel offset, you might need a wheel spacer.

TNB was unavailable for several minutes earlier and the TBN icon on the Bookmarks bar changed to a round black thing.

SNAFU

Watching the video sure makes me appreciate my V417 compact telehandler :).