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@@jasonhart1802 we kinda made up our own hand signals and that seemed to work well lol thanks

@@forg0tten I e used spray 9 on lots of vehicles in the past and never had negative results but I’ll be careful of that from now on, thanks for the heads up

@@Motor_Cackle I’m a huge advocate of anti-seize, but I never use it on stainless. Maybe I should start

@@ericbrinson9741 For sure, you messed up the threads on that first bolt.

@@Isarddubois the wrench fell off the back of it and I was trying to do it with one hand and hold my phone with the other, but yea I can see how it looks like that

@@ericbrinson9741 Until recently, I thought stainless would prevent seizing, but then I learned the hard way that stainless is prone to surface welding. Watch this video for an explanation: K9BPhwnyxAU

@@biggpimpn2u I realized I didn’t explain it, but I held it with an oil filter strap wrench. If you watch the video again you’ll see the handle of it sticking out between the tire and deck. You could loosen the nut before you take the belt off, but you wouldn’t want to take it all the way off with tension still on the belt

@@RyanGriderDTP the Gravely dealer where the mower was purchased was able to order one. I’m not sure about the part number. If I find it I’ll reply to your comment again

@ericbrinson9741 Gotcha. Was is in store or online?

@@RyanGriderDTP in store. Where are you located?

@ericbrinson9741 located in north Alabama. We bought one off of a relative that needed repair, but the matenience guide isn't being super helpful. Considering the fan we need has to be raised to fit on the pulley, but the part number on the manual doesn't match the dimensions.

@@RyanGriderDTP oh ok I’m in Ontario Canada. The dealer had a couple different fans in stock but they weren’t raised enough and had a different flange, so he order the right one. Can you see a part number on the fan anywhere

@@pr4lviper no I’ve never had a problem with it

@@ericbrinson9741 th-cam.com/video/dQWqYGM4SQw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=JLeHx2kl2XiKhaXR In less than a year it's barely until December and I already have this same problem but starting with the crack and the leak with the 100gal better built fuel tank

@@ericbrinson9741 In less than a year it's barely until December and I already have this same problem but starting with the crack and the leak...

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@@AnythingGasoline the cutting edge ended up flat with the bottom of the bucket but it was curved outwards. The middle of the cutting out was further forward than the sides but it didn’t affect the usability at all. It turned out pretty good and I never had an issue with it.

It certainly is, especially with the wood market

I think it’s a 748, the decals are gone but it’s bigger than his other 648

@@ericbrinson9741 sweet, I had a 748 dual arch not long ago. Couldn’t cut by hand with it very great in pulp but it would pull like a bastard behind the buncher.

@@johndowner9295 it used to be a dual arch with no winch but he needed a cable skidder at the time so converted it. It pulls crazy hard too

The right side had a bolt head style plug with an oring and they came out fine. I’m not sure what thread or pitch they were tho. Try to find a bolt that will thread in the hole, to determine the thread size/pitch. As long as the plugs on yours don’t leak you don’t really need to replace them, unless the heads are wrecked

@@ericbrinson9741 thanks, it took a day of searching but after pirating a parts catalog i found that bobcat parts is awful and that in fact their catalog shows two separate plugs, and the parts department couldn't be bothered to search any further than the initial attempt. I'm guessing this is why you had the wrong plugs delivered. If you need it in the future the plug part number is: 6680019. Thanks again for your quick reply.

Yea we got it working, I posted a video of it

@@ericbrinson9741 that is good that it’s working

Best of luck with your endeavour

Yes I agree, I have since tightened them and they’re nice and snug now. We were trying to beat the warm weather and finish that bush while there was still snow on the ground

It’s still holding up well. Ive used primer before on other projects before painting and I don’t think you end up with a finish that lasts any longer or bonds better. It depends what your painting too though

Yea I know, I was hoping to get more riding in this season but fingers crossed for next year

Thanks

Thanks Rebecca 😊

Thank you

Start advertising for it, and talk to other loggers in your area. There always seems to be a demand for it

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Hard maple is a species that naturally regenerates. No planting will take place here but new trees will continue to grow. The younger trees there in the understory will have more room and sunlight to grow now to become the mature trees of tomorrow

Just a few rocks, it’s a 648E

Ic you call them bells

Yes they ended up backwards, the day before we changed the mainline and didn’t realize they were directional. Found out the hard way… They’re on the right way now so no more have broken. If a tree gets stuck behind a stump or rock the chokers just snap now lol

Yes they very well could have lol

Nice, I like fluid film. That will definitely help protect your bike from rust

Yes someone with a saw mill took the wood

They built a new deck and installed glass panels for the railing. When the wind would blow, pine gum would get all over the deck and glass panels

@inson9741 To each their own, but I'd rather have a nice tree and wind break.

Our original plan didn’t work but we tried this and it ended up working out well. Having a block on the loader like that with the loader all the way up, and pulling sideways with the truck has the potential to flip the tractor, but with the light loads we were pulling I never felt unsafe.

That ice anchor was brilliant ... in the summer it would have had to have been a boat :)@@ericbrinson9741

Thanks! I spent a lot of time wrenching in a gravel driveway before the shop came along

@@ericbrinson9741 Me too. Im glad all my tools and stuff are in one place and I have a concrete floor at least. What do you do for work? Are you in the US?

@@Camo-Dan I’m in Ontario Canada, I was an Arborist it now I mark trees. Also do some equipment work

@@ericbrinson9741 thats awesome! I do lawn care in ny. Thats why im looking into 3/4 ton trucks for my little business. I do some tree work. But would like an lb7 for plowing too and towing.

Hey Dylan, sub zero sandblasting is in Colborne and they blasted and did the paint work, then Land B Welding in Brighton sent the frame to get dipped. Their shops are only 5 min apart, and sub zero was kind enough to drop the trailer off to L and B to save me 2 hrs of driving

That’s the best thing you could do with a new machine

Thanks

Do you mean wire mesh? The concrete has fiberglass fibers mixed in and it’s supposed to do the same thing as mesh

Thanks for the info, I had no idea it was a production unit. I’ve never seen one like it before