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Check into using dethatching blades:

Click the message envelope at the top of the page. I looked at an old PM I had sent and did not see any way to delete it.

That is normal. The Delete button should show in all of your previous posts.

Here is one made in Florida: Jiffy Hitch Systems, Inc. And many more: a frame quick hitch system - Image Search .

Post a screenshot of your post #33 above.

Yes :LOL:

SSQA

I hope everybody knows the Delete and Edit buttons only show on your own posts. I am now using a Chrombase computer with ChromeOS.

Which Quick Attach version are you talking about? The original Skid Steer Quick Attach from Bobcat they named Quick Tach: And later modified for tractors: Or the John Deere Hook and Pin style: Or the Euro/Global style: Or something else?

I voted. (y)

Checked a post I made earlier today, it has a Delete button:

Test for Delete. Showed up on this one:

My answer is leave it unlimited. Please don't even think about changing it back.:eek: I have made corrections to many old posts since the new version came out.

I bought a HP Chromebase 22 All-In-One to replace a bogged down, slowed down Windows computer. No more Windows updates, yea!

Check this thread: Flail Mower - Mott Flail Mower shooting grass to the front

That means it is the wrong belt.

What are you mowing that you need to do that?

This company is often recommended here on TBN: https://www.etrailer.com/s.aspx?qry=Coupler+lock

Remove the battery ground cable at the frame and wire brush both contact surfaces. Remove it at the battery and clean there also. Check the positive cable also.

Welcome to TBN. I hope someone else can answer your question since the Original Poster has not been on since September 26th 2005:

Are the hoses powering a motor? If so, the smaller hose is the case drain.

With the brush crusher you do not need the hydraulic third function setup: Brush Crusher | Tractor Attachments | Westendorf

Also make sure there is nothing on the BS that would keep it from seating tight up against the QA plate.

If needed I use a short piece of pipe or tubing slid over the handle to increase the leverage.

The light duty ones are. The heavy duty ones are. Right. Good point.(y)

How about this? stump bucket with grapple - Image Search

Yep, that eliminates a lot of good machines. :cry:

And if you need something smaller: 60"-100" Groundsmaster® 360 Rotary Mower | Golf Course | Toro | Toro

Check the front deck 4WD models: front deck mowers - Image Search Mine is an old Toro Groundsmaster 328D:

Go to the first post and click edit, The title will show above the post. Highlight 2501 and type 3560LE

Yep, mowing the lawn now in the airconditioned cab:

I think this style would be strongest: 2021 Mower King SSMF Universal Mounting Frame Skid Steer Attachment bidadoo -New | eBay

Where have all the bygones gone? :giggle:

On the first day of the month I say, "yesterday was last month".

Do they specify a minimum diameter for the hoses? Or a minimum flow in gallons per minute?

That reminded me of this one that I saw on a dead tree in the pond: Zoomed in: And a visitor:

For small bale users that haven't seen bundles: Here are 21 bales on a dolly: And 42 bales stored, never lifted a bale by hand: The thread with more pictures: Hay Bale Bundle .

On the last day of the month I say "tomorrow is next month".

Move 5x6 round bales. The 6' long forks: With a bale on them:

On trail ride campouts we used the loader to put small square bales in the covered hay rack on top: Went up the ladder to throw a bale down when needed: Can not do that with large square bales. (n)

Easier said than done. (I need to exercise)

The racoon came back this morning: Looking at the suet cakes: Some lightning to the north: Coconut oil on pole, it knows it is to slick to climb: Leaving: Just a light sprinkle:

Yep, even use 7' brush hog out front:

Yep, out front is gooder :giggle: .

Check out the Bobcat TL723: https://www.bobcat.com/na/en/equipment/telehandlers/tl723 The engine: The TL723 is too big and heavy for me :cry: . This is their newest compact telehandler, the TL619: The engine: _______________________________________________ Powered by a 74-hp Bobcat...

Yep, big teeth:

The Danuser puller might work on your tractor: Product Line Detail Page: Tree & Post Puller (Intimidator) | Danuser

Yep, whatever it takes (y) .

For those that have never seen a Toro Groundsmaster 52 front deck mower: Pictures from an image search.

From the trail camera at the back porch early this morning: And about 40 minutes later: The view after sunrise with our dog:

Here is the best option: Pine Needle Rakes | Pine Straw Rakes | Prepare Pine Needles For Baling with the Everything Attachments Pine Needle Rake 72" Length

If you are on a computer click the Insert image icon at the top of the post: This will come up: You can drop the picture or click there to locate the picture. When you locate the picture, double click it and it is put in the post. Repeat the procedure for the next picture

That is what I thought a few years ago when I first saw it. But the V417 is still doing what I need a machine to do after 12 years of using and abusing it. :giggle:

Evidently: JCB Introduces Half Skid Steer, Half Telehandler: Teleskid

Evidently you have never owned or operated a compact telehandler. 1. It is not harder to trailer. There are skid steers that are bigger and heavier than my V417. 2. With 4 wheel steer it is very easy to maneuver in tighter spaces. 3. I can see exactly what and how I am engaging a material...

And he is a member here: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/search/2639926/

Is it clear plastic so you can see the gas? Pulling the choke would have no effect.

Right the fuel cap may have a vent that is plugged. If the fuel tank is like the 300 series, the tank will have a vent hose. And that might be plugged.

I don't have the 325D now, but think the pump should continue to run. I would put a jumper from the pump to the battery and see if it will start. Remove the jumper when running.

Used a Reed tubing cutter for many years. The sliding adjustment pawl broke. Sent an email to order a new pawl, this is what I received, no charge:

Right the Toolcat has independent suspension front and rear:

I pay $3 a month to the former ISP so I didn't have to change the email address I had for many years when we went to HughesNet. When we changed from HughesNet we did not have to do anything to keep getting emails. I don't know how it works but it works great.

The Monster Grapple has right angle flat face connectors that are difficult to push together after I remove the grapple for storage. So I bought a heavy duty Quick-Grip to leave in the V417: Lined up straight: Squeezed together: Easier and cleaner than a brass punch and a hammer.

The Monster Grapple has right angle flat face connectors that are difficult to push together after I remove the grapple for storage. So I bought a heavy duty Quick-Grip to leave in the V417: Lined up straight: Pushed together, easy-peasy: Mucho gooder!

That is why I have a rear view camera: And 7" monitor:

You're welcome. Start a thread on what you come up with.

Now I can push with the front or back of the 8' box blade: Pushing with the back on a 3 point adapter: And the build thread: Adding SSQA to a Box Blade

A newer thread: Why are hoses hard to connect??? This is what I use: And for coupling the hoses together when stored:

What are you needing high flow for?

Here is a good USA company: Skid Steer Hitch Adapter With Blank Heavy Duty Frame And without the frame: Skid steer Latch Box Set Make Your Skid Steer Hitch Adapter :

This is a F series Toolcat with a 7 foot wide brush hog on a 26.67 degree slope also called a 50% grade. The chain hanging from the work light shows true zero degrees vertical: Keep in mind when you see the high price, it includes the heated and air conditioned cab that you pay extra for on...

Have you decided on a decision?

The spam must have got removed, since the thread is from 2015.

Easily runs this 7' brush hog that weighs 1800 pounds: No, standard flow only. 22 gal/min.

This was it, a V623: It was to heavy for my trailer but I discovered the V518 compact telehandler and started looking for one to buy.

I couldn't find any pictures of what the winch was pulling. I knew it was a big oak tree pushed over by the dozer we hired to clear the back of the dam. It had such a big root ball that the V518 could not pick it up. Winched it up to the top of the dam and drug it over near the fence out of the...

Bumping this old thread since I am still using the tree puller. A little cedar tree ahead: Clamped on the trunk: Pulled it: Shook the dirt off of the roots:

If that is Rated Operating Capacity (ROC) like Bobcat rates skid steers, it is half of the tipping load that raises the rear wheels off the ground. The V417 is rated at 4400 pounds, but I know it will lift over 6000.

Here is a thread on the tree puller: Tree Puller?

The willows are the easiest that I have pulled, but have not got to the big ones yet. If you need a tree puller consider this one it is mechanically the same as my Long Arm version: Buckthorn Puller This is another good one for tractors: Product Line Detail Page: Tree & Post Puller...

Here are some pictures from last April pulling Willow trees at the south pond. Before: Using the tree puller, view from the seat in the V417: Clamped on: Clamped on: Pulling: Still pulling: Got a bunch: There are no after pictures because I never went back an pulled the rest of the...

You're welcome. You can perish the thought. No profit made. Just trying to show what compact telehandlers can do. I did not know about them until I saw one with a big bucket for sale on eBay. We needed the silt removed from our pond. The contractor with a wheel loader wanted $150 an hour to...

This Bank is keeping me alive! :LOL:

Here copy this:

Too bad you didn't see the ad on craigslist :D .

I sold my tractor soon after I bought my first compact telehandler in 2009, a V518. Used it as an anchor here for the winch on the front of the tractor:

Right, but it has to be a compact telehandler. Full size telehandler booms are not made for digging with a bucket.

With the stump bucket digging in the dirt I was showing how it could dig down next to his big rocks to get them out. I already showed here Excavator v. Skid Steer for Hobby Farmer? how to get one out without digging. Here is another method that I have used. Not a rock, but similar:

For digging out rocks the stump bucket will go over 4' deep: . Also works good digging out trees: And stumps:

How deep? One way is to get down in the hole:

I bet I could have loaded it without a spotter :D : They are 6' long.

Speaking of large volumes of dirt:

Yep, I remember reading about them and there is a dealer in Oklahoma City. The small Giant:

Something I put together: FEL, TORO Groundsmaster Put Together A Toro Groundsmaster without the mower deck: And a Kwik-Way loader for a garden tractor:

This video shows the difference between NLGI grade 2 and NLGI grade 0:

Another advantage of a compact telehandler, the cab has a Falling Object Protective Structure (FOPS) built in. I do the first push sitting in the cab. Then when taking pictures I stand outside, reach in, extend the boom while the engine idles, then take the next picture and repeat until the...

No, called a dealer to find out. Why do you ask? Here is the website: https://www.bobcat.com/na/en/equipment/telehandlers , Dennis

Yep, I get some chair seat time at this one: Crank Up Counterbalanced Workbench / Lift

But that is two machines to do what one air conditioned cabbed compact telehandler can do with a swing arm back hoe and grapple: The 6' wide Monster Grapple:

My wheelbarrow goes on the forks so I get seat time when I use it:

Speaking of buckets, full size telehandlers are not made to dig in the dirt. Compact telehandlers will out dig a skid steer, or a compact track loader (CTL). My 6' wide 1 yard bucket with teeth:

Will it handle this one: https://www.bluediamondattachments.com/stump-bucket/

It is 16" from the front of the tire, to the front of the SSQA plate. The inner boom slides out 66", so it would be 82" to the front of the SSQA plate from the front of the tires. 12 feet would be 62" added on the SSQA plate. This is what I have pictures of: Without the bucket and the boom...

You can weigh round bales with it:

I am guessing that is about half the size of the one above. I have a 5k crane scale. Tried to measure lift power, but the scale goes to overflow if over 5001 pounds:

How big are the rocks? I popped this rock out without digging around it:

True for NLGI grade 1 or higher. Not true for NLGI grades 0, 00, and 000.

Not into house construction, but lifted the 40' long steel trusses for a friend's 40x60x14 equipment shed:

Mine are the folding handle style: With a neutral position so you can spin them by hand till they get snug: 7,100 WLL:

Yes, especially Bobcat models since they originated it. And stronger than tractor versions: Yep, the most amazing machine that I have owned and I have owned more tractors in the last 50 years than I can remember.

One compact telehandler is all you need. There are many brands to choose from. This big? This is a 7' brush hog, so much better out front: 42 inch pin top forks: 48 inch block forks: 6' heavy duty forks:

With a compact telehandler you don't need both. :giggle: Speaking of a stump bucket: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/compact-telehandler.160568/post-6274525 Had to cut some roots on both sides:

Also try posting in the Magnatrac Forum: Magnatrac

And it is small enough to park in the garage:

Or pull them with a tree puller: A cedar tree:

Have you seen what a compact telehandler can do? Click this link:Compact telehandler Get one and sell the tractor like I did. (y)

Here is my rope pulling trees experience: Pull Tree trunk broke: Hooked the rope to the other one: It broke also:

Found this in my V417 pictures folder from May 23rd 2020. Might help some future info seekers:

I have a 14" Alfra made in Germany. Bought it from a local welding supply store: Very happy with it. (y)

Can you connect one end, hook up the hoses, start the engine and turn the steering wheel to move the rod into place?

Call 1-886-581-5818 and order it! :giggle:

Do you have a digital multimeter to troubleshoot with? Should be easy to track down the cause.

Turn off the radio. Find the fuse for it, remove the fuse for about 5 minutes, put back in and turn the radio on. The power off/on reset might make it work. 🤞

Get a 90 degree coupler adapter. There are several styles available: right angle grease adapter - Image Search

Thread bump after two years for those that have not seen it. Still very happy with the steps: It would be very hard for me to get in and out without them. (y)

You're welcome. I think the Brake Pressure, failure code is what is keeping it from moving. The brakes spring applied and are released by hydraulic pressure. Good luck and let us know what fixes it.

Would this cause 4 ads per page?

My wife saw me taking pictures of the Schrade and asked why. I told her why, she went out to her truck and brought in her Swiss Tool and said to post it. So here it is:

Since this thread got linked in a grapple thread: Which grapple? Landpride vs EA vs MTL for Kubota L2501 Here is a RR tie post that got pulled: Clamped: Pulled:

LockNLube has several grease guns: Grease Guns I prefer a lever gun with a hose. Mine is a different brand, with a 4' hose and a LockNLube coupler: Also have an 18v Lincoln:

I have some Leatherman, a Gerber and the Schrade with 21 functions: Schrade Tough Tool 21 Function Multi-Tool | Schrade The Schrade is unique: And the handles are comfortable and don't pinch my hand. (y)

Mine does not have an inching button. It does have a creep mode button, but that is not related to inching mode. You are welcome, wish that I could solve your problem, but am too far away to use my multimeter on it!

More info about NLGI grease grades: Determine Grease Consistency | Nye Lubricants NLGI Grades 000-0 Greases that fall under these grades are categorized into the fluid to semi-fluid range and tend to be less viscous than others. These grades of grease can be beneficial in enclosed and...

I vote for corn head grease for a used machine.

You probably have a clamshell style grapple: I have owned both styles and for brush, trees and rocks, I recommend the dual lid, L bottom style, this one is called a rock bucket: Mine is bigger but same style: I have several different sizes of pallet forks and use the grapple more often. My...

Have you tried all 3 steering mode positions to see if that affects it? 50-15 is Inching Control, out of range low. 70-28 is Brake Pressure, failure Inching control is pressing the brake pedal slightly to decrease travel speed. Pressing the pedal farther down applies the brakes. If you did...

I had a XM account, wife had a Sirius account. After the companies merged, the accounts where combined in 2013. We just make one payment now.

I did not see any on W10 and Chrome.

A grapple works best for that. What tractor do you have?

Looks gooder-un

I also think it was for drums or something similar: Straight shanks, flat tips and no pivot will not work on logs. .

This works for our dog: ThunderWunders for Dogs - Calming Chews

Ted is the owner of Everything Attachments and the front end loader abuser in their videos

It was like that when I bought it. Paid $350 12 years ago because it was bent: Straightened it:

Speaking of heavy lifting, one side is bent:

Also need power for the cookstove vent.

Have you thought about under cabinet lights over the kitchen counters? We have 3, very useful. (y)

My wife bought a Toolcat to avoid poison ivy and dust when brush hogging:

Commonly called a boom pole. Goes on the 3 point for lifting things.

Now I can use and abuse the front end loader with the 8' box blade:

Found mine on eBay:

Or a crank up lift with a drill on it:

This one?

It is a put together machine. FEL, TORO Groundsmaster Put Together A Toro Groundsmaster out front deck mower like this one: And a Loader for a garden tractor:

Yep, I agree. (y) More info and pictures in this thread: Why are hoses hard to connect???

That is the best way to get the latest information. (y)

Check out these: Wide Frame Heavy Duty Skid Steer or Large Tractor Pallet Forks Available with Euro/JD Global Carrier for $125 additional.

Yep, sometimes it pushes the 4' box blade going forward: Sometimes it pulls the 4' box blade going backwards:

Not if it is mechanical self-leveling: mechanical self-leveling loader - Image Search

Yep, the thread title used to be in the post, then nothing in the new upgrade. I like it up there where it is now.

Pictures please (y).

The 42" wide bucket curled all the way down: I backdrag with the bucket curled down, but in float: It won't move with to much down pressure on the bucket: :eek:

Just noticed something new:

Depends on the machine. Everything goes on the front of my little V417: Even a box blade: And Land Plane:

My favorite is a lever gun with the steel tube replaced with a LockNLube coupler on a 4 foot long hose: Also have a Lincoln battery operated with LockNLube:

Took pictures of the flat face coupler caps on the V417: They push together like this:

Don't feel stupid, you would have thought of it after using them awhile.

It ain't what it ain't.

Push them together.

So good so far.

Ask him what grade number to use.

I think this would work:

The epic grease in a gearbox thread: grease in a rotary cutter gear box?

But is that with the pin in or out?

Caps :dust cap for hyd connector - Image Search

These stabilizers are different. not made that way. They only have threads on one end. Look at Eddie's picture:

I also put Oregon Gator blades on my 6' finish mower: The view from the seat with the deck raised:

Buy it, You will be glad you did! It is my favorite style for moving brush:Enjoying the new grapple

Yep, sounds like the Bradco that EA sells: But I need closer tines for saving gravel.

Well I am also considering the 60" so I called the manufacturer, he said have to buy from a dealer. I said who is dealer in my area? He said rental companies.

Yep, the lower link pin diameter will be 1-1/8" for Cat 2. Those in the picture don't look that big. Cat 1 is 7/8".

What is keeping your lift arms from moving closer together? The sway bar in the video is pulled out farther and does not appear to have a pin in the first hole:

Evidently your tractor has SSQA (Skid Steer Quick Attach). This is a sifting bucket that is on my wish list: https://www.starindustries.com/product/versa-rake/ And the bar spacing is adjustable: And the 3 point version: The video:

Here is another option: Front-End Loader - Danuser Intimdator

Looks like the pin is missing. Will the sleeve slide out for more holes farther out?

The lonely little petunia in an Oklahoma patio has new blossoms: For those trying to remember the song title it is, "I'M A LONELY LITTLE PETUNIA IN AN ONION PATCH"

Yep, sometimes a narrow grapple is better. This one is 44 inches wide: But will grapple wide things:

Sorry, can't help with the snow plough. Get more attachments for the skid steer. This is a 7' brush hog: And a 6' land plane: 42 inch pin top forks:

It is almost summer in central Oklahoma:

Hope somebody on here recognizes him:

Looks good. What are you changing?

Both of my Bobcats came with operator manuals. If yours is missing click this:https://shop.bobcat.com/manuals

This solved that problem for me on flat face connectors: Why are hoses hard to connect??? Also use it to connect the hoses together when not using the attachment:

Check out this one from Loflin : Medium Duty Root Grapple

I think if you are not a member, or not signed in the ads show up there.