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yes you have to keep their numbers in check to keep their damage to a minimum, I wish they were bigger I hate cleaning them to get not that much.
good to read that the insurance is working well with you, we have a friend that lost everything in a tornado 4 large chicken houses cows in trees (yes had to shoot them and drag them down) house had Firemans fund ins. they were terrible.
you will be able to get more done living on site. I assume you were insured. Are they being helpful? or a pain? or is it to early to tell. Got the grapple plumbed in now I need to fab. up a third pedal to control it.
the northern tool tractors are foton maybe they can help.
I think quite a few of these machines use pipe thread for fluids although they can be cut loose or tight, but that is the way a lot of parts are on them.
I would replace the switch and see what else comes back to life, since you know it is bad.
wow what a mess, on the bright side all the things that you did not like you have a chance to get it how you want it. I am sure that did not help much. but the driveway looks good.
I am getting a bolt on grapple from paladin from a employee of theirs at his discount. I will let you know how it goes. From what I was told the people at titan were employees of Kodiak who left when they were bought out by paladin , now they paladin was just bought up by black and decker. I guess company diversification is back in style.
I think any group 31 battery will turn these tractors just fine , just remember to get the terminals – and + on the correct ends so the cables will reach.
I just added 108 lbs more front counter weight to the skid steer , that made it better but still on non level grades it is to light in the nose , so it looks like I will have to get a grapple to add more front weight(around 200 lbs). But yeah I am thinking titan at this point , but I do like the anbo’s features. But that would be liking sticking lipstick on a pig. The grapple would be worth more that the skid steer.
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