Thanks!

Awesome stuff! This is exactly what I had in mind when I started looking into adding lighting to a used tractor I just purchased.

How is this holding up? I am going to be doing this to my tractor and hoping you are liking it now that it has been a few years.

Would ypu happen to have a rough idea of how heavy the carry all is?

Thanks for this. I am adding lights to my Massey and I needed a sanity check as I drown in wires. Very clear, logical, and detailed, thanks.

You grind the underside of the blade flat, not beveled ( and flatten any rock-damage nicks). The topside is the beveled side. This preserves shear action. You can rejuvenate worn blades, especially at the last 2" which does most of the cutting, with non-brittle hard surface welding rods. Stellite is too brittle, and will break on impact, tho it lasts long time on plowshares (abrasive wear). (You can tell my experience with this dates from the 1960s!) You do have to remove blades to rebuild.

Will washer fluid rust my rims.... Tubeless tires eh?

Should I take advise from a man with a black thumbnail? Just kidding! Hope that made you laugh! Great video! James Simmons Chappell Hill Texas ( 60 miles NW of Houston).

Great video. i misplaced the instructions and your video walked me right through the assembly and mounting.

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Plumbing anti-freeze is non toxic, rated at -50C and is very cheap.

I had the same problem take a blow torch heat it up for about 10 seconds it'll come right out no problem easy peasy

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This was helpful thank u

I'm looking at blades now. I -need- would like the Land Pride RB1660 because of the optional hydraulic pivot to turn the blade. All of my work will be snow removal (Buffalo, New York's snow belt) and I think it would be too much getting on and off the tractor every few minutes just to turn the blade. I do like your blade. The design seems very substantial and resistant to bending. The price of the RB1660 is $1200 and the hydraulics adds even more. Prior to watching your video, I had my mind made up. Now I'm not sure what to do. Thank you for an excellent video. Keep up the good work. I just read the company has too many legal problems to get involved with. It's better to just stay away.

Very informative video. Any idea why the manufacturer of my snowblower and skid winch supply grade 8 shear bolts? Should I replace with something weaker? Thanks

Calcium Chloride mixed with 2.5 ounces of boiler/chiller corrosion Inhibitor for every gallon reduces it's corrosion level to slightly more than distilled water.

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Great video, gonna make some for me

The rate is for a single pass. If you bevel and do a root, hot pass, and filler you will weld as much as you need.

Thanks for the info, your videos are Great

Thanx ! that was very informative. To distinguish between 3 point contact or subframe.

I watched my uncle do something like this in the 70's. He drilled holes in a giant rock and then filled them with something he mixed up from stuff around the shed/barn. And filled the holes with the slurry, then pounded pieces of wood into the holes sealing them. You came back the next morning and it would be all cracked up. then rinse repeat until that boulder was small enough pieces to drag away with a tractor. Maybe 1974? I always wondered what he mixed up in his witches breww? now i kinda know...he was making dexpan or whatever expando stuff.

I had no idea this existed, thanks.

Yes Yes Yes! Exactly what I have been wanting for mine. Great job!

I don’t know how to thank you. If it weren’t for your video, I would never have known about Dexpan and would still be trying to wear out my sledge hammers.

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Awesome

Nice work!!

Thank you

Thank you this is very very helpful and I appreciate you

I have never seen this product before. Works awesome. Just wondering if a mini excavator could have fit in there to remove it?

Neat stuff, thanks for sharing.

Thank you sir. Nice video.

Nice work, starting to build mine today. Cheers 🍻

Thanks! Will be doing this same work next week.

I have no use for it but now I kinda want to buy some anyway

Pushing to hard on the drill reduces the effectiveness of the hammering feature

“Stone Mountain Junior.” You must be from Georgia, like me. :) That said, was there any reason not to rent a demolition jackhammer?

To anyone who may choose to use this method, please consider your own safety: wear safety glasses and a mask that will prevent particulates (rock dust) from entering and becoming trapped in the distal airways of your lungs. I do not know how loud the drill and the drilling process are but to be on the safe side, foam or silicone ear plugs are inexpensive and easy to wear. Thank you.

Our ancestors used to hammer wood sticks into the holes and then pour water over it. Same effect.

Beet juice ?

Cool

Ordered. Thanks.

Or, rent an electric jackhammer?

That was amazing. I had no idea this was something that could be done.

Good to know about Dexpan! Wonder why the rock was not removed BEFORE the garage was built?

Don't know anything about what your doing, but I do know about drilling in rock for wells. And they always use "mud" a water clay slurry to lubricate and cool the bit.

Thank you so much- I may not do everything you do, but I do know where I cut my corners, and it's my choice, and as an adult I live with it. I have an LX 4060 with cab, and BH77. Kubota adds an extender between the backhoe and the tractor to fit the cab, which changes the lever arm distance for this build. The base drops too far forward, and the support pins won't pop out. I solved this by snugging up the wide arm of the dolly to just slide underneath the backhoe arms, and adding a 6x6 atop the narrow arm. This pops the support pins almost straight up, and away I go. They see me rollin'....

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