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Rated at 330lbs fully extended, 550lbs to the first extension (the area I'm at in the picture).What's the max load fully extended?
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Rated at 330lbs fully extended, 550lbs to the first extension (the area I'm at in the picture).What's the max load fully extended?
Amazing job! Looks really nice my friend! I'm assuming Ray Flowers was your Grandfather?I finally got Grandpa’s tractor all back together. Took a drive around the neighborhood and local cemetery today and man it runs great!View attachment 238342
That is absolutely beautiful!I finally got Grandpa’s tractor all back together. Took a drive around the neighborhood and local cemetery today and man it runs great!View attachment 238342
Thank you! Yes Grandpa Ray, Cowboy, WWII vet, Logger, and Rancher. This is not his actual tractor unfortunately, but the same in nearly every detail.Amazing job! Looks really nice my friend! I'm assuming Ray Flowers was your Grandfather?
But you got the Hoe on the killer B! I so wish I had just bit the bullet on one. Just couldn't swallow the $7k price tag for one in the L machineNot a Tremor and not much of a tractor but they work well. The little BX25 is a workhorse for its size. It’s been through a lot View attachment 240588
Yeah man. So handy. I got a quote on an upgrade to a larger machine but man they’re proud of em. I only have 10 acres and the current rig does everything I need it to do. Just a little light on lifting capacity etc. The small physical size definitely comes in handy cause it use it in the woods fairly often.But you got the Hoe on the killer B! I so wish I had just bit the bullet on one. Just couldn't swallow the $7k price tag for one in the L machine
Man I was just at the dealer yesterday getting filters and saw they had a bx23s sitting inside with a full cab kit and a loader/backhoe. $35K price tag on it.Yeah man. So handy. I got a quote on an upgrade to a larger machine but man they’re proud of em. I only have 10 acres and the current rig does everything I need it to do. Just a little light on lifting capacity etc. The small physical size definitely comes in handy cause it use it in the woods fairly often.
Yessir! I do feel the size of the L in the woods. Plenty of bumping trees.Yeah man. So handy. I got a quote on an upgrade to a larger machine but man they’re proud of em. I only have 10 acres and the current rig does everything I need it to do. Just a little light on lifting capacity etc. The small physical size definitely comes in handy cause it use it in the woods fairly often.
Keeping this thread warm with a cold weather pic. The Tremor was snoozing in the garage during snow removal.
And yes, I’m using a rake
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This reminds me of the movie Spaceballs when they were combing the desert. Did you find anything?![]()
I’m kind of liking the look of those wheels on your rake. I can see where they’d be good for preventing the rake from digging in too much in softer soil. Can you post a closeup of those?Keeping this thread warm with a cold weather pic. The Tremor was snoozing in the garage during snow removal.
And yes, I’m using a rake
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They have actually come in pretty handy. Especially when spreading topsoil or manure over established lawn. Or even raking the gravel driveway to redistribute stone into low spots.I’m kind of liking the look of those wheels on your rake. I can see where they’d be good for preventing the rake from digging in too much in softer soil. Can you post a closeup of those?![]()