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I Know this has been covered several times, but this is my version. I live in a no-burn community, I have an old (5 HP) Roto-Hoe chipper/shredder that came very cheap from a rummage sale, I have an ancient Kubota B7100 with a three speed PTO. I got really tired of coaxing the ancient Roto-Hoe...

The wish list for my beloved Kubota has always included a canopy, but I never could quite bring myself to part with the cash required for a commercial one. While digging through my keen junk looking for something else, I ran across a sign blank acquired somewhere in my long and distant past...

The headlights on the old gear jammer B7100 are pretty pathetic, as is the equally weak "dynamo". So the idea of adding additional lights is pretty much out of the question unless; 1) more output can be had from the present generating system or 2) the present lights can be altered to put...

Eighty four Y/O lady with elderly passenger out Christmas caroling at night with friends became a little disoriented. Fortunately pride the only injury. After sitting in pond all night, golf cart (electric) ran without a hitch. Will require further servicing no doubt.

My location has a number of interesting terrain problems. One of these is a normally well maintained earthen dam which has had recurring alders coming back each year below the mowing line, and refusing to give up no matter how many times pruned to ground level. The last couple of years pruning...

Just finished building a pallet fork set for my B7100. Future plans for frame may include grubber, etc.

This may be old news for some of you long timers, but I came up with a pretty good way of handling my rear tires which weigh some 120 pounds dry. Additionally the wheel on the end of the arm removes easily to handle wheel weights via a center hole. The scissor jack seems a bit handier than a...

Since my FEL is a Westendorf TA55, I didn't think they would mind if I used their design for a Quick Attach available on their next larger size(s) FELs. (TA111 and above) Multi use frame (forks, grubber, spade, etc) is next.

Just completed ballast box/receiver tube/junk tray for my B7100 hobby tractor. This thing started life as a large Toro PTO fan for grounds maintenance. After several broken shafts was replaced and left to die in the blackberries. Modified per many of the great ideas learned and shared here, so...