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Has anyone heard from Travis?

This is unfortunate for all involved. I've ben thourghly satisfied with all my attachments purchased (3 grapples, box blade, and landplane). I never did like the 'pay now, ship later' process of obtaining the goods. I sincerly hope it all works out for Ted and the employees.

Dang. Sold this morning. 1/2the price of a new one.

GOOSENECK DUMP TRAILER - trailers - by owner - vehicle automotive sale Anyone in central Oregon? This won't last long.

Yep. Thats exactly what t he dealer told me.

Bingo!

Selling them after 2-3 yrs, I get pretty much what I paid in return. And I like to buy new stuff.

Jeez.....talked to a dealer who's always given me the best price. He deal with PJ, Diamond C, and Lamar trailers. I usually replace trailer every 2-3 yrs. Prices are 40+ % higher than what I paid two years ago. Holy macaroni. My 16' gooseneck dump to replace is 18,999 + tax and license. I paid...

8k axles trailer weighs right around 5300#

Yep. Weight's a factor. And usually load with skid steer bucket in bulk, no stacking.

I can get 2.5 cords of heavy oak with room to spare.

Here's probably well north of 8,000# in my 16' gooseneck dump. Ramp strength has never been an issue.

Thanks. Thats's my new set of sideboards. Pretty spiffy. I had the 10' 2x12's in the barn. Needed a 12footer for the 6' pieces on the ends. Almost fell over at the lumber yard. $47 smackers.

This Lamar 16' dump does it all.

Anyone with experience shipping a vehicle cross country? Having a new Ram 2500 built. Purchased from a dealer in Lake Charles LA and going to ship to Northern California. Dealers out west could not come close to matching the price.

I keep seeing this Solo Stove advertised everyday. I'm intrigued by the "smokeless" aspect. Anyone have one, or experienced the stoves operation?

I used double 2x6 and made a space for easier handling when removing/replacing. If I had the metal side boards, they would be destroyed in no time.

Cleaned up a neighbors backyard a few days ago.

My L47 TLB fit inside the 14' Lamar just fine.

It's not new anymore. [ATTACH=CONFIG]643104CH]

Yep. The Lamar dealer down south in Beaumont CA beats all the dealer prices in the north state. I can understand extra shipping costs up here, but the extra markup on price of the trailer was a deal breaker. Lucky for me, I'm retired and have the time to make the journey. Even though he' a...

Back home with new trailer. 1400 mile r/t to save $1600 after fuel costs.

Special build with 12" oc crossmembers, 8k axles,17.5 16 ply tires, and 6" cylinder. As luck will have it, dealer had a build spot open and said three week delivery. Sold the 14' Lamar yesterday, and now have the Diamond C equipment trailer on the auction block. Anyone interested in the Diamond...

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Puma 74 and 84" blade works for me. My service area are all 1-5 acre homesteads driveways 30-250' in length. I'll use the blade for most storms, but when it builds up the blower takes care of business, and makes room for additional snow.

My L47 with 84" blade and Provoost 74" Puma.

I love this Diamond C trailer.

EA hands down is your best bang for the buck. Best materials, professional fabrication, excellent shipping prices, and customer service second to none. I've got two of them, dual lid root and a root rake, both 60". I had a 72" but sold it and went with 60" for more torque when working/digging...

It's 14' with a 6' tongue, to give me 12" tailgate clearance with front loader curled up when turning. Also, I had LAMAR use drop axles to lower the deck height 4" to prevent bottom of backhoe boom from scraping (clears by 1"). Crossmembers are 12" O.C because I haul a lot of rocks. Heres a shot...

Off to another brush clearing job.

After moving rocks for days.

Will do. Were setting them around this deck.

Cutting and setting these puppies in the ground next week to mount a sail shade over a deck.

Wow, I really like the automotive paint on mine. Been through that powder coat failing drill. And you are most correct about the HD tongue box, its great. Hers a shot of the extra D-rings I welded on my 48HDT. Looks like Diamond C is doing the same with the forward rings.

I have the 48HDT 20' bumper pull for my L47TLB which has 72" rear tire width. Sometimes I have grapple inside loader bucket for transport to job, and that extra 400# requires tractor to be loaded 2" more to the rear for acceptable tongue weight. Had mine derated to 9990 GVRW. I also have the...

Mine fit like a glove with the step.

First real snow fall of the year. More coming this way in the next few days.

Finally got some snow this last week. Been a dry winter.

This works for me on gravel drives and on asphalt I can see blacktop when I'm finished.

Dump trailer getting a good workout.

Well, as far as the dealer goes they are finished. Although there are still a couple of issues that need to be dealt with. The dealer threw the ball in Curtis's court for the following: *I'm not able to use cylinder guards on outriggers, as clearance not adequate when set in up position. *Large...

New LAMAR trailer ready for work.

Dealer called. Trailer arrived today. Note the longer tongue.

Not much of a winter here. Took off the blower, and put the backhoe back on.

Bought these web shackles, turned some round stock to provide rear tie down points for hauling tractor without back hoe.

Not really. Metal was dyed and two clear coats applied. I guess if a chip/gouge were to happen we might eventually see some surface rust that could easily be treated. Here's a few shot of a gate with metal grape vines, that have been outdoors for a couple of years now.

All done. Now if it would just snow, we could have some wet stuff to hang on it to dry.

Almost completed drying stand about finished. Going to place it on the hearth next to wood stove. Lots of wet items this time of year. Going to use transparent dyes, the pedestal and pole black, branches brown. We are quite happy with the result.

Headed south in a few days to pick up this new Lamar dump Trailer.

Mine is 2 yrs old this month, 21k on the odometer. No regions that I've noticed, broken emergency brake lever replaced by dealer, and Ram emblem on tailgate was replaced. No other issues. Truck on flat road, no cargo, in cruise control @ 64mph I've calculated 27.8 mpg. I usually average 16-17...

Same here. Sold my 07' 5.9 and bought a 16'. I enjoy the newer suspension, and better mileage. Left it bone stock. The only thing I really miss is a pyro gauge I had on my 07.

Thanks for answering Travis. Got real busy today, last day before more in climate weather coming in. Even managed to get in a motorcycle ride 40 mile to the north to check out another job for the wicked beast. The word is out up here. A guy called requesting the grapple to clean up his recently...

I got extra removable tines on my 60" dually. Haven't had the occasion to remove them.

Another TBN member came up with this. I copied, with his help. Works like a champ.

Anyone? Contemplating pulling the trigger on the Curtis Cab for my L47 TLB. Questions, comments, concerns?

Standing by.

It's a must when using a grapple.

Oh look what we got here. A copy cat. Thanks Peter.

Sorry for the delay. Here's my motor with 3/4" threading.Waiting for couplings next week, then I'll cut driveshaft, and get everything dialed in. Jobs this week needed box scraper anyway.

Just received new Provonost Puma 74". Uncrated and assembly of chute/motor looks fairly simple, only owners manual included. Any tips or recommendations gladly accepted. I read somewhere of chute rotation line up prior to operation, can not seem to find thread. Thanks.

Lorenz Snow Blower - heavy equipment - by owner - sale This was posted last night if anyone is interested.

I like the thrill of launching and winding her out.

I use mine to fetch dog food.

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I have partial Blackwood decking on mine. Anyone have experience with this application? i called Blackwood to see what product they recommend and they had no answer as to what product would be compatible. I'd hate to see it start to seperate due to incompatibility.

Whoops. Sorry bout that. It's a great trailer.

Works for me if needed.

Second time this has happened. Find a good deal on the snowblower of my choice, an Allied Buhler. I'm ready to close the deal. $2895 for blower, then $800 for shipping, which is pretty steep, never the less the total price is still the best I can find. Ask vendor for an invoice and PLOWIE...

Dang. My $167 service manual for my new L47 TLB arrived from Kubota yesterday. All loose pages. They can not bind it, or even provide a binder to house the info? Pretty lame, in my opinion.

Those boys in NC are great. I bought a grapple from them, which I am extremly happy with.

Dang. Got a hydraulic hose leaking inside backhoe boom on my nearly new L47TLB. Things happen, I know. 7 hoses tucked tightly inside boom, all "protected" with the mesh type hose covering, so impossible to see which hose is the problem. Called dealer, no problem, they can take care of it, and...

Re: 1st dump trailer as tractor hauler... Lo Profile vs standard? PJ, Loadtrail, H & My 1 yr old PJ 14' low pro is not near the quality as my old 12' PJ dump. Mainly the powder coating is chipping/peeling all over. And the axle/brakes were delivered with heavy surface rust, stickers were...

Did your wife talk to mine? I had the same experience a while back. Found a 20' Diamond C tilt with everything I wanted, took a drive south and picked it up. Now if it would just quit snowing.....

I just got this 20' Diamond C tilt trailer. Had to drive a few hundred miles to get it, but wot=rth the hassle as it had the configuration I wanted.12" o.c. cross members, 14 ply tires,blackwood decking, 3/16" fenders, 12k jack, d rings, & rub rails with pockets. The storage box in the tongue...

Lots of wet pine needles going to the dump. Large bites were the order of the day.

New tractor, and newer trailer.

Our heavy snow packed mountain in the background, and my new toy. I love the worn paint on the tines.

Finally got a chance to play with my new toy. I installed some spiral hose protection. Cleaned up a patch of dirt that was starting to show signs of growth, three years after it was cleared. Wicked Grapple did all as advertised. I'm most pleased to see the "worn off paint" on tines.

Anyone have feedback on this particular tilt trailer? I'm on the fence between The Diamond C 48 HDT or PJ T6. /3/"]http://www.diamondc.com/trailers/equipment-trailers/48hdt-lp/#lightbox[morephotos]/3/ PJ Trailers | 6" Channel Equipment Tilt

Got her home, and now we have snow for a few days.

Chain hooks gotta have em. I would like to have one in center of loader also, but two will do.

Curtis doesn't seem to be keen on answering the inquiry. You can see how the rear remotes are mounted. I can only speculate the hose routing will be a chore. Right now I'm too busy getting the new tractor dirty, and wearing some of that bright paint off the loader. One thing I discovered today...

Took delivery of new L47TLB the other day. Loaded her in 14' PJ low pro dump for the ride home. Other than lashing tractor in a very cramped space, I experienced no other problems. Once load was secured, I drove/towed at 10 -25 mph braking hard, no problems. Once on highway and up to speed, I...

Took delivery of new L47TLB the other day. Loaded her in 14' PJ low pro dump for the ride home. A few folks warned of transporting in dump trailer. Other than lashing tractor in a very cramped space, I experienced no other problems. Once load was secured, I drove/towed at 10 -25 mph braking...

Good price and reasonable shipping. Only accepts cash or check, no credit cards. Farm King Allied PTO Tractor Snowblowers from Buhler

Hey Lauren, Thanks for the info on the hydraulic set up. I'll be reading the thread on your L45 real soon. And I do appreciate the concern as to the loading of tractor on my trailer. Looking at his photo, you can see the majority of weight, 5,545# is over the fwd portion of the two axles...

So very close to finalizing the deal. Drove up today to test load the L47 on my dump trailer. Good fit, backhoe bucket overhang was 35", front bucket secured over trailer tongue looked better after turning bucket up, to better prevent hitting tailgate of truck. A few details need to be addressed...

Here she is, patiently awaiting to be picked up.