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Do you mean the worklight? The tail lamp bulbs are an odd ball, only the dealers have them. the signal bulbs are easy to find. Haven't got into the worklight yet.
That's where you want to run your PTO implements. However I would never run my post hole auger that fast, I run it as slow as possible for control.
Not too many posts have two pages Bob. If you scroll down to the bottom of a post on the left you will see a box that says “page 1”. If there are more pages there will be more boxes. I for one have not figured out posting pictures or “quote and reply” but I'll get there sooner or later.
Tractors are made to scoop, not scrape, either one can have a backhoe on the rear. For your plans the dozer does sound like a much better option. And yes, a Nortrac is a re-badged Yuchai.
I know I've seen this sign, just can't remember where
I was thinking along Rich's idea, large enough tubing for the flow rate, and you could even attach a cooling fan from a wrecking yard.
For a REAL good example of what that stuff does, take a look and or listen to Charlie Sheen.
I think him and Gaddafi are doing the same drugsI took my CHSPE (California High School Proficiency Exam) at Oakland Tech first year it was offered. 328 people took the test that day, all 12th graders except myself and a friend, both 14 years old. We were the only ones who passed. 95% of high school graduates in the state who took it failed. It has since been dumbed down several times, and you can purchase a book with the answers
I don't remember the Key trains but rode a 10 speed to work from Lafayette to Walnut Creek on paved over Key train tracks.
When running a shop at Seminary and 55th one day some ass clown stuck a 45 to my head and threatened to blow my head off. He wasn't trying to rob me, just impressing his girlfriend. That's one of the places that can be dangerous at night, although I delivered Chinese food in that neighborhood for a night job!
I had one customer just about rolling on the ground watching it today!