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Thanks Code54. What I wanna know is who trained your squirrel in your avatar?
hugs, Brandi

Took weeks of training and hours of photo shoots to get that avatar....
 
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i remember paying off my old JD870 years and years ago..that was a nice feeling. I ended up keeping that tractor for a total of 14 years.

Now...like you say... stay away from tractor lots.
 
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Something like this? :confused3: 3/8" angle on the top, 3/8" plate on the sides and weld on tooth holders for replaceable teeth. :cool:

No grading in your future jobs? :confused:

hay...thats like what i built. I added top and bottom steel and placed a 2-5/16" ball smack dab in the middle.

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i was thinking of adding teeth, but do more smoothing than digging with my bucket. Im actually thinking of buying another bucket to use as digging only. heavier with teeth. been looking into it.
 
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I always heard that you shouldn't take loans from your 401K fund (rob from your future) unless its an emergency? (IMO):2cents: Perhaps if you pay back with interest equal to the earnings you're losing its a zero sum. Unless there's penalties and transaction fees.
This is true CobyRupert, but no one knowns my finances and circumstances either. It was a long term loan, taken out years ago. I am good to go now. Thanks for the concern. Six digits with the first digit a 3 makes it easier also.
hugs, Brandi
 
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Not sure you need anything any heavier, the tractor will only do so much. Beef up that 78" bucket the same way, put some teeth on it and you should be good to go. I did nothing to my 84" bucket, but I only move dirt with it. ;)

Brian,
It is a pin on Mahindra bucket. I am going to adapt a skid steer mount (from RBAuctions) and will bebeefing up the back thin wall metal and maybe the back, sloping top side then I will add plates and angle like yours and my 84 inch bucket. Working stumps, trees, and brush piles has taken a toll on my 84 inch bucket.
hugs, Brandi
 
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You know what they say about death and taxes? Both are inevitable! Well the last payment also gives you the means of starting another payment plan, at some point, it too is inevitable. Just learn to enjoy the rest in between. Congrats
Thanks! The plan now is retirement property. So yes....................another payment plan.
hugs, Brandi
 
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Took weeks of training and hours of photo shoots to get that avatar....

What does the bazooka fire............jelly beans?:laughing: Looks a little small to fire acorns.:confused3:
hugs, Brandi
 
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i remember paying off my old JD870 years and years ago..that was a nice feeling. I ended up keeping that tractor for a total of 14 years.

Now...like you say... stay away from tractor lots.

Yes Sir!:salute:
hugs, Brandi
 
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Congratulations Lady. Sure is a good feeling, Enjoy the moment.:drink:

Paid my toy off 2/3 years ago. Have not bought anything else for it. Purchase included back hoe, post hole digger, Hydrolic Gannon & FEL.
The rest of the toys I built, Forks, 2 drags, Pickle fork digger, ( for digging a narrow trench for pipe & electrical,).

Never Buy If you can Build.
 
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Congratulations Lady. Sure is a good feeling, Enjoy the moment.:drink:

Paid my toy off 2/3 years ago. Have not bought anything else for it. Purchase included back hoe, post hole digger, Hydrolic Gannon & FEL.
The rest of the toys I built, Forks, 2 drags, Pickle fork digger, ( for digging a narrow trench for pipe & electrical,).

Never Buy If you can Build.
Howdy Jim,
I agree. I like building equipment. After all, that is I do at work with aluminum........fabricate. But I do need my own welder. Maybe this summer! Do you have any new threads I have missed?
hugs, Brandi
 
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hay...thats like what i built. I added top and bottom steel and placed a 2-5/16" ball smack dab in the middle.

I was thinking of adding teeth, but do more smoothing than digging with my bucket. Im actually thinking of buying another bucket to use as digging only. heavier with teeth. been looking into it.


Grsthegreat,
Take that ball off and add a receiver tube. Then you can add a vise, a boom pole. All types of doodads can be put in the receiver tube.5-14-07 Ball Mount.jpg
hugs, Brandi
 
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82 more payments to go on mine!
Guess you are on the 84 month plan also. Can't believe I have had my Big RED Beast a whole 7 years.
How are you liking your Max 28XL TLB?:confused:
 
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Howdy Jim,
I agree. I like building equipment. After all, that is I do at work with aluminum........fabricate. But I do need my own welder. Maybe this summer! Do you have any new threads I have missed?
hugs, Brandi

Hi Lady,
Forgot the roller & compacter that I built. Log splitter & some stoves. Not doing much at the moment. Still have to finish the brakes on the old Dodge.

2&1/2 months in & out of the Hospital & rehab sure slowed me down. That crap is still bother me. 10 / 12 Inch cut about an inch wide 2 inches deep, muscle & everything else gone in my right groin.
About 3 weeks ago took a bad fall, severe strain & fractured bones on left foot, slowed me down even more. Still swollen & black & blue.

2 Gimpy legs not so much fun.

Still able to enjoy a few beers:thumbsup: & Figh:)t with my 2 girls.
 
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I guess I can do the Texas 2 step also. Just paid off my L4240 3/10/14, and sure does fell good. Just the little BX2660 to go, it's close. Also got done with the truck this year. My B7800 I got used and paid that off real fast.
 
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Hi Bindian, Congratulations, ownership (of The Big Red Beast) is an "awesome" feeling isn't it!! I'm glad to hear that all has worked out the way you planned for it. Although, once you start talking about retirement, making plans, etc., etc., it usually means more space/equipment to maintain that added space...keeps you in the mix with the rest of us. Looking forwards to reading more of your fabulous exploits. Happy Tractorin"
Greg
 
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Hi Lady,
Forgot the roller & compacter that I built. Log splitter & some stoves. Not doing much at the moment. Still have to finish the brakes on the old Dodge.

2&1/2 months in & out of the Hospital & rehab sure slowed me down. That crap is still bother me. 10 / 12 Inch cut about an inch wide 2 inches deep, muscle & everything else gone in my right groin.
About 3 weeks ago took a bad fall, severe strain & fractured bones on left foot, slowed me down even more. Still swollen & black & blue.

2 Gimpy legs not so much fun.

Still able to enjoy a few beers:thumbsup: & Figh:)t with my 2 girls.

Dang Jim. Guess that is a good enough excuse to have not finished the brakes on the Dodge. Take care and keep going. Have you made more than 1 roller?
hugs, Brandi
 

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