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Please understand that I'm not being critical of your review of this saw; it is more of an observation of your choice of this particular model. Given where you live; it appears that you have access to some good sized trees; far larger than this saw can COMFORTABLY handle. If this test was to show what this saw is ultimately capable of; then it was a good test. That being said; I would hope that you have much larger saws at your disposal. This coming from someone who has saws ranging from 6"-24". I REALLY like all of them; but there is a time and place for each of them.

Maybe someone has commented already but I notice you have a Piranha bar on your bucket but you don't mention it. In my opinion that would be my number 1 add-on. I put one on my BX2380 and that was the best thing I ever did to my tractor!

I think the nuts are reverse thread.

Well done! You answer all the questions a person would need to know: -drill size - how many holes the container of dexpan will fill - product decision vs. temp. - time to drill a 1-1/2 in hole and how deep - rock size like the way you scored the rock to weaken it. Thanks!

First-time tractor owner, this video is the best.

Where do you want the oil on the dip stick?

Thank you

Martin I have watching your stuff for a while I bought the thumb also I was thinking about adding a cylinder to mine I bought a diverter valve I was thinking about using the outrigger lever to control a switching diverter valve to control this cylinder what do you think

I woulda never dreamed of using JB like that... but here we are 5 years later, I'm just seeing this for the first time, and I'm headed out to the shop right now to start gathering my materials to follow your idea... well done sir :)

just got my first ever tractor a couple weeks ago, and recently found your channel.. just wanted to say even 5 years later, this vid is still powerful good info.. the explanations of the "whys" is so useful for me. thanks for making this :)

The rock powder sticks inbetween the drill and the rock so if you pull the drill up a bit about ever 15 - 20 secs it will clear and make it easier then just punching in. Also you won't break the bit.

Hope everything is going well for you and your family, as I've noticed a break in your vids. Cheers.

Nice job but I'm not sure I trust JB weld to hold chains. I would rather weld some small brackets on the tractor and bolt the box down.

What’s the process to remove and attach the backhoe? Just wondering how time consuming it is to switch implements.

Very nice mod!

Thanks for sharing 👍

How you clean the INSIDE of the female side of the shaft?

Now you just need to replace the handle with a 12v motor.

Cool table and I don’t know how much stick welding you do but maybe add like a little rod holder for easy access for like a few rods you might be using at the time but like the table a lot

Please don’t promote a product till you have a long term review. My expensive Tera pump rubber seals failed and pours fuel out of the handle. Tera has no parts and no repair for this expensive unit. I won’t be buying anything from them again why pay extra ?

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This was a great video. An Intelligent gentleman with a great narration voice.

Just added one to my tractor!! I enjoy your videos!!

I always like to watch your projects. I have a Kubota L6060 w/ BH92 (weighing @2000 lbs) and am using your measurement techniques. A 'potential' problem is I have 9 1/4" from the bottom of the stabilazer arm bottoms and the ground. Putting a 4x6, as you did, then just leaves me 5 3/4" for the wheels. I wanted to use 5" wheels, but won't have the room; would need 6 1/2". Any recommendations appreciated to be able to fit a 5" wheel. Also, I was able to find 4" wheels that hold 800 lbs per wheel and didn't know whether it better to go with solid steel casters or steel castors with the polyurethane outer coating. I did see that you went with solid steel wheels, but wasn't sure your reasoning. Which would you recommend?

Can you lower the canopy so it’s the same height as the top of the ROPS?

How often have people had to fight with a top link?.... Oh yeah people who run a quick hitch, you are just trading one headache for another.... Pat's all the way.

Pat's 210%. I've been using my pats for about 2 years it makes all the difference in the world, I have a 26hp compact tractor which is right in the sweet spot between small and large implements, and I have close to a dozen attachments, the auger and the crane arm aren't qh compatible, my ditcher is a class 0 all others are class 1 except my hogger is class 2, you can get pats in a class 2 configuration, but I just switched out my hogger pins for 7/8. Also I never run the locks or the crossbar and most of the time I don't run pats pin bushings just the stock snap pins work well enough and I've never had a problem.... I was going to weld washers on the end of the pins, but have never needed to.

So Everything Attachments is no longer an option since EA is no longer open. Any ideas on a second choice.

I just got a 3000lb mini excavator. Does anybody know if this would work on it?

My Kubota manual says that you should: 4. After filling, reinstall the filling plug. 5. Run the machine a few minutes in order for the front-axle-case-oil to flow through the front-axle case. 6. Remove the oil-level-check-plug and check to see if the front-axle-case-oil flows out of its port. 7. If the front-axle-case-oil does not flow out, add the front-axle-case-oil through the filling port until it flows out of the oil-level-check-port.

Isn't that a TR220 valve? I've never seen a rear tractor tube with anything but a TR220 or TR218(They just differ in length). The entire stem should unscrew from a 5/8" fitting to allow liquid to be pumped at a reasonable rate. Also fill with the stem between 10-11 o-clock so that you don't get a bunch of fluid every time to check the air pressure at 12 o-clock. That chart isn't accurate either, methanol is 6.6lb/gallon. Windshield fluid is usually a mix of soapy water and methanol, brands vary so weigh a gallon to know what you have. (Be sure to subtract the empty bottle weight.) Methanol wouldn't be used straight anyway it would be mixed with water. I like the weight and low cost of calcium chloride but the real problem isn't rust from the inside (The oxygen gets used up fairly quick and rusting stops, esp if the initial fill is with an inert gas.) The real trouble is the corroding valve that gets tiny little weeping drips which corrode the rim and all the lugnuts and such from the outside. Realisically, if the the traction difference over plain water density and or iron weights is a concern then you should be running proper agricultural tires rather than those industrial treads. Liquid density in front tires might be more critical because they are so under sized on utility tractors. Though many times iron wheel weights are hard to find for older machines as some fool let them get separated from the machine and overgrown in brush or sent them to a scrapper for $10 (same goes for many specialty implements).

Mine sat for a few years, I’m still trying to get it apart lol..

Just wondering how you window has held up since you made this video? Would you still buy this one or pay more and get real glass? I have been looking and still can't decide if I want to spend extra to get real glass. Thanks

Thank you so much for this excellent video! I just broke a first shear bolt in my first 10 minutes of mowing, I am a complete beginner. I am trying to watch videos and read the books and figure everything out. I could not figure out what or how to get around this huge safety shield on the rotary cutter and so this has helped tremendously. I'm just going to take everything very slowly *** Do you have a video showing how you check the oil and grease up inside of the gearbox on your Land Pride rotary cutter? Also, I tried to click on the link for that extreme hood and the link was broken. That seems like it would be worth a good investment

I put one on my riding lawnmower. One hand on the knob, the other holding my phone.

Just stumbled upon this. I own a BX23s and something like this is what I have been missing. My backhoe stays in storage and only comes out when needed, so this will be perfect. Thank you for this video.

Thanks for making these videos. I have a BX-23S and would like to know if there is a way to adjust or balance the hydronic pressures in the backhoe between the right stick and the left stick. It seems the left stick control is so fast and touchy but the right stick control is slow and sluggish. The linkages on each stick is plenty tight. I have to be very careful with swinging the backhoe left or right because it will swing so fast that it rocks the whole tractor and almost throws me out of my seat. With full stick deflection on the right stick the dipper or bucket curl motion is slow.

Wow I hard face slasher blades with 54 Rockwell 😂.

Excellent Carry All and Video, thank you

Clean job, brother. My style. Blessings.

Just got my PTO LINK yesterday… I was wondering if you shorten the PTO shaft or not? Seem like you have a Pat’s Easy Quick Hitch on your tractor.

1st Mod is always a suicide knob. When I had my BX and was cutting grass in the Hot summer I would have my Ryobi cordless fan strapped to the top of the ROPS pointed down at me. Makes a miserable day a lot more tolerable.

Great video

Another great video for a new tractor owner like me. Thanks!

Thanks!

Where did you get your casters? What size are

Guy uses a benchtop power supply he built in high school back in the previous century.... legend.

In your opinion, how does it compare to PTO Link?