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Pics of my toy
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andrewimbrogno
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thank you very much for your help - any extra pics of how the hydro outlets work would be great if its not too much trouble
as to the check chains i would say they connecyed to the bolt on pic 2 but i dont really see where they would attach to the tractor
may i also ask how 2WD performs in tasks you carry out - i can decide whether to keep on,looking for a 4WD oir wether a 2WD is good
thank you very much for answering i hoipe im not asking too many questions (i know i am really /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif)
mith
as to the check chains i would say they connecyed to the bolt on pic 2 but i dont really see where they would attach to the tractor
may i also ask how 2WD performs in tasks you carry out - i can decide whether to keep on,looking for a 4WD oir wether a 2WD is good
thank you very much for answering i hoipe im not asking too many questions (i know i am really /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif)
mith
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andrewimbrogno
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I'm happy to help. The 2wheel drive is ok for what i need, but there are sometime where i wish it was 4 wheel drive. I used to have a property with a lot of slopes and if the ground was a little wet i'd leave big ruts in the grass from the tires spinning. It really depends on what you'll be using the tractor for. I can post some pics of how all the hydraulics connect by sunday at the latest. If you have nemore questions feel free to ask, its no problem at all. I also have the blade manuel on pdf format if you want it, and parts list for tractor and mower. All in pdf format. If u'd like those just PM me ur email or post it, either way i'll get them sent to you
thank you very much for your help - email is mithral_j@hotmail.com if you can send the tractor and mower parts list that would be great. do you just use your tractor for mowing and i presume snow removal with the blade? how steep are steep hills and have you tried towing heavy weight skidding or in trailer, thank you very much for all your help
mith
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andrewimbrogno
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I have pulled some pretty heavy trailers. I dont have my manual with me but it has a pretty impressive pulling capacity. I've only pulled trailers. About 1500 pounds or so.
I've gone up some pretty steep slope with this machine. Max was about a 45 degree slope or so. Just estimating, maybe a little less like around 35. No weight on the back though or else it would have flipped prob.
I've gone up some pretty steep slope with this machine. Max was about a 45 degree slope or so. Just estimating, maybe a little less like around 35. No weight on the back though or else it would have flipped prob.
wow that thing sure climbs - you have certialy convinced me a 2WD will do what i want - i think i'd quit before even trying to go up that kinda hills
i got the email - thanks very much it will help alot thanks, gunna take a bit of reading tho /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
thank you very much for all your help
mith
i got the email - thanks very much it will help alot thanks, gunna take a bit of reading tho /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
thank you very much for all your help
mith
pifan
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I just built the thre pt hitch on my b 7100 it is simular to yours I bought the arms on e-bay they also had the stabelizers on the outside I just took out the eye bolt and rebolted them from the inside my draw bar hookup is lower the 7/8 bar rides above it so i made a 3 1/2 inch scd 80 pipe nipple and welded a 1/4 by 3 plate with two holes to the nipple and slid it onto the 7/8 shaft i then connected my stablilizer bars to that it worked fine for mine
pifan
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I am sorry that was a 1" scd 80 by 3 1/2 long nipple it slides over 7/8 round stock nicely
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andrewimbrogno
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well as u may have already seen, my 3 point is bent so when i start using it seriously i plan on buying a new setup, thats when i'm gonna modify it for the checkchains
