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Land Plane The one I have is on the front:

Try it. Might even work in float and add weight if needed. With the independent suspension on the Toolcat I was able to put some down pressure on the gate.

Teflon tape is a no-no for hydraulics. The threads are not tapered like pipe threads so pipe dope would not work. The O-Ring fittings are designed for hydraulics. Do not over tighten when installing, just snug and if it leaks, snug a little more...

I did a drag job with a "pusher" out front:

Another view of a stop block: And how much your pin moves in your video: But it might be harder to latch.

Wrap a rag around the solenoid, run it awhile. Look for oil on the rag.

getting it unstuck (y)

Add a stop block above the latched rod so it can't be forced up:

Shove the loader valve hard forward past the detent, it will stay there in float.

Float would be on the loader valve that raises the arms. Does it have a mechanical trip to dump the bucket or another valve to curl the bucket?

I also bought the XBoom QC-Mate The TBN thread is here: Why are hoses hard to connect???

Ready for spring. It will be here tomorrow:

Yep, I put wider wheels and tires on the 322D before I put the loader on. they came off of an old Craftsman garden tractor: You could also try duals when using a snow blower:

Yep, one and done:

It twisted the tube connecting the sides. There are many threads on here about the problem. Using the search icon at the top right found a couple: Search results for query: "twisted torque tube" Here is a good one: Why are my loader cylinders out of sync?

Watch the Front video: Google Photos

Here is one of mine on the brush fork frame: It is the best way to move a trailer: Even a small trailer: And dump it:

Sounds good, should fit. (y)

It is the outside width of the FEL arms that matters. What does yours measure? So you end up with this:

Need pictures. Your 3rd picture is too close up to show the outside edge and angles. I guess something like this is what you have:

Does it rotate easily by hand?

Yep, it is. But the key word is compact, as in compact telehandler. And it will lift over 6,000 pounds. https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/v417-max-lift.275747/

I like my little one:

It is too late now! :eek:

Yes, click here: Then on the thread, click the search icon, top right and click "This thread": And key in your member name then click "Search":

Torch and flame?

Measure it. They make an 18 inch model. Mine is the 12 inch.

The one that you linked is rated at 300 pounds. The one that XBoom buys from Irwin and modifies is the HD version rated at 600 pounds: Right, but they do include the original jaw pads: XBoom Excavator Coupler System (Excavator Skid Steer Loader Adapter Coupler System) This is the original...

This will be the bolt circle for a 5 hole wheel.

You can go to the parts pages and see if they are the same part number: Parts | Toro There is a lot of Groundsmaster owners and info in this thread: any toro groundsmaster fans on here?

Warmed up to 40°f, so tried it for putting the attachment hoses together. They are lined up: Clicked together, easy peasy. Tried it on the Toolcat, top connector lined up: And seated: Bottom connector lined up: And seated: The XBoom QC-Mate is a gooder-un 🤞

Yep, this is where I learned about the tool:

Just got mine today, ordered on eBay from the manufacturer: Items for sale by xboom-coupler | eBay Will try it this afternoon after it warms up outside.

It should do better than that. Try moving it a little bit and also change the orientation. When mine was on the window sill moving it a half inch would drastically increase the speed. And laying flat it was faster with the label side up.

Just ran a speed test on the Mobley: Very good for 24 dollars a month (y)

So it rotates correct to cut, but no power? Sharpen the other side of the blades and put the hoses back to original connection.

It is a Toolcat 5610, also great for moving 5x6 round bales:

Don't forget a water pressure gauge in some easily viewed place. This is what I did:

Get the BSM72 with the floating tailgate:

My brush hog cuts rotating either direction. The the blades are sharpened on both edges. I thought all skid steer brush hogs were made this way.

I deleted my post that showed it (the post you removed).

Hay Dude, the auction is over, did you get the truck?

Yes still using the Mobley, it is on 4G now: The SIM Card has never been out of the Mobley.

This is the QA cylinder that Bobcat used in the V518 compact telehandler: When it wore out I removed it an used a steel rod pushed in from the left side through the holes in the bucket . Or the holes in the forks:

Another option would be to remove the bolt and pins that are there now and use a long rod the same diameter as the pins that would slide through from one side.

And another one: https://dymaxinc.com/attachments/loader-quick-couplers/

This company calls it a HYDRAULIC QUICK COUPLER, CYLINDER: https://spare.avspart.com/catalog/case/1232764/3998516/178967734/

Call Bailey Hydraulics: Our Products - buildwithbailey

Yep, a very low profile, turned with the palm of your hand:

Does the red Park light go off when RPMs increase in F or R? It could be the wires to the solenoids that control the flow to forward and reverse.

Did it display that code on the dash? The service code format is xx-xx, with a dash between the numbers.

That means the lever is working.

It won't start unless it is in neutral. Put the lever in F or R and turn the key on, you should hear the beeper and the red FNR light on the dash should flash.

Just now answered the other thread, then saw your post above. That code is not in the service manual.

My V417 is about the same age and have had very few problems with it🤞. What code is it showing? To display the service codes, press and hold the Work Lights button for three seconds. Use the Up and Down buttons to scroll if there are more codes.

What series is your Toolcat? Might not hear from BosxterGT: Maybe someone else will respond.

I would have to put a spinner on the joystick! :eek:

Check at your local Auto Parts Store.

I thought the closed valve would prevent that by keeping the fluid in the rod side.

Set out the fifth round bale for this winter season. This time the bale spear was stored on top: Lined up to spear the bale: Lifted it up off of the plastic pallet and backed out of the old cow barn: Dropped it in on end with the net wrap on it on the plastic pallet in the horse barn, so it...

If you aren't going to bale hay, look at a better than a tractor option, click this link: Compact telehandler The 7' brush hog: Small size: It is a GADA machine. (Go Anywhere Do Anything)

But the double action tilt cylinder increased the tilt angle. A single action tilt cylinder couldn't do that without raising the 3pt. This is my double action tilt cylinder. It is in a Tilt-Tach: It goes on the SSQA: Then the attachment goes on the Tilt-Tach: And it tilts the land plane...

The Versahandler comes from the factory with a spinner made into the steering wheel: (y) If anyone laughed at it, I would say "try it you will like it".

Right, but sometimes you need to lower the tilt angle when the implement is down and engaged. Good idea to do that(y) .

Right, but that means the weight of the attachment moves it down to tilt. What do you do when the attachment hits the ground and you want it lower? Answer, install a double acting cylinder. :)

So if you use a single acting side tilt cylinder, which way would you put it, power up or power down?

And the bumping post is gone from this thread. And the bumper is gone from TBN:

I put one one the TORO+Loader. Doesn't take long to get used to it not returning to the same position: Try it you will like it (y) .

And some info on the Channellocks:

Speaking of seeing what you are doing brings up another advantage of the Versahandler for moving trailers. The view from the seat using the bottom ball: Extended the boom a little and got out to take pictures: And the gooseneck ball from the seat: And coupled:

From the members search function:

And for those like me that need a reading lens: bifocal safety reading glasses - Image Search First I have seen top and bottom:

I started the first and second Groan threads and don't know why they got locked. Something could have been removed before I saw it, but nothing was posted in the thread as to why it was locked.

Give this one a call: Washburn Company - Search Results for "Quick Attach"

There are several companies that make Quick Attach to fit compact and sub compact tractors, Here is one that supports TBN: https://www.everythingattachments.com/ATI-Tach-All-Universal-Skid-Steer-Quick-Attach-p/ati-hitch-tachall-quick-attach.htm

I did that also, the two links that he posted are foreign Websites?

And another interesting old thread comes active again :)

I hate ice fishing, by the time I get the hole chopped big enough to put the boat in, I'm too tired to fish! o_O

Adjust by grinding the lever where it touches the frame so it can move farther over: Washers can be added to increase spring tension if needed:

With the 3PH lever all the way down when the back wheels go over a bump, the box blade won't raise.

Some box blades are high back style:

No rust problems on either one here but no exposure to salt. They are parked in a building. I bought the compact telehandler, my wife bought the Toolcat. Show your wife what the Toolcat can do, she needs one :D .

Have you seen this Toolcat thread? Toolcat 5610 F and 5610 G Series Pictures

Some guys have added stop blocks so the pins can't be forced up with the levers down: Also check that the lever is taking the top of the spring over center: This prevents the pin from pushing up on the spring and raising the lever, unlatching the attachment and bending the tube. The other...

I would remove the filters and try it parked without stirring up dust.

:LOL: But it works and no 3 point hitch!

Yep, that is a dual lid L bottom style, my favorite style: https://www.mtlattachments.com/attachments/mtl-hd-72-skid-steer-rock-grapple-bucket-twin-cylinder-attachments-p3spf

That has not been a problem in almost 12 years on 3 different properties. Even if it did throw something back it wouldn't damage the V417 or the Toolcat:

My experience is with Grace Mfg: Tree Terminator Rotary Mower We got this 7' back in 2010:

Good Gully Miss Mully! Sorry couldn't resist. And know it was Molly :rolleyes:

Well if we are going to show ripper tilt, here is ripper tilt: :D I use it tilted this way to scrape dirt off of the roots on pushed over trees:

Yep, up to 17K now:

Which ever style that you get, since any grapple is better than no grapple. I have had both styles and prefer the dual lid L bottom style:

I think google search is responsible.

That is the first 3 point mount that I have seen. I have watched a few YouTube videos of the skid steer versions:

Or add another top link hole above the existing one on the box blade. Pictures of your box blade on the three point would help

Bart is not likely to answer, but maybe someone else will have one for sale.

No, it is typically the lever on one side coming unlatched. And I do recommend twisting the tube back the other way to line up the sides again. You have to go slightly past straight to allow for the springback in the tube. Go slow and small until it comes back straight.

Right: It can easily be twisted back straight as covered in many threads on many tractor forums on the internet and earlier here in this thread. You are not the first that it has happened to.

You might get some ideas from this one: Skid Steer Dual Hitch Receiver | Eterra I have one: Saved this picture from Daniel Mfg. but have not needed to make the boom yet:

The inner holes are for the old case model 1835 skid steer and the outer ones are for the rest.

Needed to remove the fence between the old cow barn and the old cow shed: Chained and ready to pull it out of the ground: It moved up some, but the end next to the barn didn't come up. So moved over and pulled it loose: Moved back near the middle and chained on: Raised and extended the...

On January 24th we set out the fourth round bale for this winter season. It is stored with the bale spear in it, hooked the SSQA to the bale spear: 730809 Lifted it and backed out of the old cow barn: 730810 730811 Took it to the horse barn, the plastic pallet is ready with the hay net on it...

With teeth on the bucket I don't have to use a ripper here in the hard red clay:

It might be, but just fully retract to get the halves lined up, then go forward and extend to put both against the attachment and latch like always

That works also, just gently push against the backside of the attachment and they will line up to be latched. (y)

Well, you read my mind, I was going to recommend a Toolcat!

What will be your main uses for a tractor?

Need pictures please. One side of the FEL? Or one side of the QA?

Old thread bump (y) The Blue Diamond 6' wide Land Plane: In the dirt: On gravel:

Quicker and easier to just twist it back straight as others have done. But this tube looks like it is bent:

plowhog, It is easy to see that your cross tube is twisted:

Common problem, second post with a twisted QA that I have seen today. Try this fix with a shim: Bonehead Move, Need Advice, Loader Quick Attach won't hold

It is a common problem, many threads about it. Here is one, easy to realign the QA using a shim: Bonehead Move, Need Advice, Loader Quick Attach won't hold

Mine fits for real:

I started out pulling, but now would much rather push. The 6' finish mower is a good pusher:

I think the mower should be out front, not trailing. Better to mow before the drive wheels lay the grass over.

Some more pictures with the 4' box blade in the Push mode: Leveling loose dirt dumped by the V417: The view from the seat:

Need a straight on side view picture like this one showing the cylinder mounting points on your loader: You might be able to use a longer cylinder with new mounting points.

? This HU?

Slightly less than than average. A lot of waste on the ground with the last bale because we could not get the hay net on it.

Maybe bjh2915 didn't know all caps is considered shouting on internet forums. MAYBE!!!

I don't see any spindle offset so that the blades overlap slightly: This offset prevents leaving a strip of unmowed grass: Hope you can get it working out front, maybe add some weights to give the tires more traction.

Thanks, they are 5x6: Bought 8 bales in September, 2021. Now have 4 left in the old barn.

Set out the fourth round bale for this winter season. It is stored with the bale spear in it, hooked the SSQA to the bale spear: Lifted it and backed out of the old cow barn: Took it to the horse barn, the plastic pallet is ready with the hay net on it in the horse style bale ring...

Is it a B Series or C Series? Have you seen the Toolcat Forum? Click this link: Toolcat

The carryall also has a horizontal tube that didn't show above: It gets used a lot on the EV's front receiver hitch: And some other receiver tube things:

A receiver hitch: https://omni-mfg.com/OMNI-Combo-3-point-Trailer-Hitch-Imatch-Compatible-P320197.aspx With a Carry-All in the top receiver: Pulling a trailer with the gooseneck ball in the top receiver:

Right: POPS in Arcadia undergoes a change in ownership - Route 66 News

The SSQA to 3 point adapter on the Toolcat: On the V417: Made a new dolly for it from an old shelf: Drilled through the 3/4 inch plywood, used 1/4 inch bolts: Here it is with the Omni Transformer 3 point hitch attached: Picked them up with the crank up lift: See it here: Crank Up...

And you can put the rake on a dolly to man handle it:

Tried DL Meisen's idea of putting the no hook end through the oval hole in the SSQA: Works gooder-un, gonna be real handy (y)

Using the landplane to lower a high spot on the relocated driveway:

Get another straight cut gadget and cut it on a bandsaw to 9.5 degrees.

Thread bump, pictures from July 2021: Backed up to show the cut quality:

Have not seen anything from you in a while, need an update on your V417 please.

I bought my DigiWeigh 5K on eBay 9 years ago for around $300. It is classified as a crane scale, much handier than the platform scale I used to have. There are a lot of companies that make crane scales, I ain't selling mine, so start searching. :D

Any reason to not use an adapter? That way you could use both styles. https://mdsmfg.com/adapt-a-tach/

It will be automatic now if you check the boxes! You can even get emailed if you want to.

10-10. Click "watch" if you want to receive an Alert (the red icon) and have not participated.

Yes, if the serial number starts with A0W1 and it has independent suspension. front and rear. I added the steps, well worth the time and expense: trivial question about the step kit

FYI on red icon. This is a thread I have been reading but not posted in. There is no red icon: Clicked "Watch" above the first post: Now there is a red icon and I will receive Alerts when there is a new post:

On Chrome and W10 computer. I think the red eye icon means "watched". It shows on threads that I posted in and Forums that I watch but have not posted in that thread:

Yep, it has had a counterweight for several years: Crane scale shows 3,428 pounds with jack in middle hole and the extensions retracted: Have not measured lifting power in the outer max lift hole:

Just checked the Omni Website and saw this: https://omni-mfg.com/Fifth-Wheel-Coupler-for-OMNI-Hitches-P5017413.aspx

I have seen this idea used on a 3 point hitch: It would fit in place of the ball in mine:https://omni-mfg.com/OMNI-Combo-3-point-Trailer-Hitch-Imatch-Compatible-P320197.aspx

The ovals will work, thanks for the tip. Found a picture of the backside that shows the oval holes:

am waiting for the pictures.

More info: https://www.equipmentjournal.com/construction-equipment/bobcat-launches-reimagined-toolcat-utility-work-machines/amp/

Good idea, I will look on the backside to see if it is flat. That would be perfect for the chain in the picture since it only has one hook (y) .

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No, I meant the longer slots with a chain hanging in one of them:

Try again, the picture didn't load.

OK, thanks.

On 12-28-21 we got the third round bale out for this fall season: Slid the SSQA into the bale spear, not latched and lifted the bale: Backed out of the old barn (still not latched) and took it to the horse barn: My wife is cutting the net wrap prior to setting the 5'x6' bale on the 4'x4'...

Since it looks like a gooseneck in your picture, can you post a picture of the hitch that is on the trailer?

Jiffy Hitch has been around for 30 years, the one with the built in PTO is new. This is the basic system: https://www.jiffyhitchsystems.com/how-it-works/

Did an image search and found some ideas: https://www.felling.com/industrial-tilt-trailer-attachment-rack/ https://augerrack.com/ https://www.boxerequipment.com/equipment/boxer-system-trailer/ https://www.nextechclassifieds.com/listings/1170675/

If you use a hose run it from the tee to the gauge so you can monitor the working pressure. I can see the pressure on the brush hog, 500 psi in grass, goes up over 1000 in brush:

Your thinking is what I did, but I used a 4000psi gauge: The view of relief pressure from the V417 seat:

There is a lot of good info here, but the OP has not seen it:

Check this thread: Priefert Rotary Mower?

Yep, flanged:

They must be the 4x5 size:

What is the wall outlet used for? Usually there are several outlets on one breaker, so I would say no. Are there any GFCI outlets in your house?

Can you post pictures of what you have? I don't know what a 4720 is. I added steps to the Toolcat, saw several aftermarket steps that would work: Buyers flexible bolt on step. - Image Search

And the Bobcat Website: Bobcat® T7X All-Electric Compact Track Loader - Bobcat Company

Yep, I remember that feeling from before I got the little compact telehandler:

I have the "PERFECT" loader for me: Compact telehandler It has a self leveling loader: Real handy with the 6' forks: And the bale spear: And for taking trees to the burn pile:

And since I set 50 posts per page in "Settings" the thread is 42 pages on my computer:

I don't understand why so many people post without reading the first page of a thread. First post: Tenth post: And from the picture Kando posted it was a square head pipe plug:

Ok, so we can have a 6 millionth post contest🤞. From this morning:

Well since your post is #6,169,801 I think it is too late:

Has anyone bought a UW machine?

The SSQA on the V417 has chain slots:

Easy out: Rounded off drain plug

You must be thinking about a hydraulic winch. Remotes are available: And the front has aux hydraulics:

I bought this about twenty years ago: Used it on the truck's front receiver hitch: And the tractor's front receiver hitch: And the V417's rear receiver hitch: Have not needed it on the Toolcat yet🤞.

on the loader.

And after seeing the pictures I would also modify the bucket for more roll back.

Not hovering, but trying to get airborne: These where taken when she was a few months old by the seller. She was 8 months old when we bought her in October 2009.

Coldest morning so far this year.;) Only got around 1/2 inch of snow:

Yep, she drinks and spills a lot more than the wasps do.

We bought 2, 21 bale bundles 10-9-2021: Set the first one on the dolly in the barn aisle: Got the second one: Put it on top of the first: Rolled them to the hay storage area: (y)

No, have not taken any at the hay bale. Here is the Appaloosa getting a drink at a hummingbird feeder: And the Peruvian in the round pen:

Yep, I agree, shortening those links should work: