Opinions - Replace B21 TLB with this B26 TLB?

[mike69440]

Finally got the new cylinder - took 16 days via usps to get here. Its an oem cylinder so fit very well

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Also it’s winter and a good time to get the leaking piston on the backhoe stabilizer repaired - Kubota wanted $100 for seal kit - e-parts had them for 40 so got two.

My $50 Plow with $1,500 worth of weld metal and $1,000 in mods and maintenance!

 

[Carl_NH]

Nice new older plow - I used mine this week - worked great - Hyd angle works well. Not sure what you mean by $1500 in metal and 1K in mods tho? Was that for the third function or?

 

[civilian]

@Mike, what brand of cab do you have on the L39? Or is that diy? I have the B26, and at times having a cab would be nice. Thanks. Jon

 

[Carl_NH]

Civilian - theres a deal on FB Marketplace Jim Tillson in CT is selling three new SIMs cab for $2500 ea Log into Facebook

Then a golf cart cover on my B21 - works well.

 

[mike69440]

Nice new older plow - I used mine this week - worked great - Hyd angle works well. Not sure what you mean by $1500 in metal and 1K in mods tho? Was that for the third function or?

No, I had 3rd Function. NH has a lot of rocks. Hit too many frozen on ground rocks along where I plow. Lucky the L39 is stout. Have engine turned up to low 40's in HP and that helps a lot.

 

[mike69440]

@Mike, what brand of cab do you have on the L39? Or is that diy? I have the B26, and at times having a cab would be nice. Thanks. Jon

l should have bought two on closeout. Welcome to Wiedmann Bros Distributing Co. - Where Dealers are our Customers. Not our Competition.

 

[Carl_NH]

Yes I know about those invisible rocks under the snow! I don't see any trip springs on that plow, but I see you have added gussets to the back side?

This is my first season with my front plow, and I am glad it has the trip springs - ran into a pavement curb and plow just rolled over on the springs instead of hammering the loader arms or plow. I have ran into rocks etc, when i use the front bucket but never damaged the machine - these TLB's are tough with a stout frame

 

[civilian]

........these TLB's are tough with a stout frame

That is what I ike about the B26. Even better would be an easy way for a front snowblower.

And thanks Carl for the lead on the Sims cabs. Jon

 

[mike69440]

Yes I know about those invisible rocks under the snow! I don't see any trip springs on that plow, but I see you have added gussets to the back side?

This is my first season with my front plow, and I am glad it has the trip springs - ran into a pavement curb and plow just rolled over on the springs instead of hammering the loader arms or plow. I have ran into rocks etc, when i use the front bucket but never damaged the machine - these TLB's are tough with a stout frame

Plow has a trip edge with 4 spring It is an old Fisher commercial duty plow.