Multi Tractors & SxS = Workhorses

[Smitty335]

More to come as funding allows. Backhoe is next on the list.


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Man I would love to have one of those for a week!

 

[Smitty335]

Ok Tractor heads, I was going to use my sub-soiler a few weeks ago to lossen up the soil to bury my pup. Went to use it and bent/broke my top link. What did I do wrong?

 

[Mudder]

More to come as funding allows. Backhoe is next on the list.


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Saw this video yesterday how that skid steer attachment goes through brush. Impressive.https://youtu.be/ASSHKVdrUTA

 

[Mudder]

Ok Tractor heads, I was going to use my sub-soiler a few weeks ago to lossen up the soil to bury my pup. Went to use it and bent/broke my top link. What did I do wrong?

See a few posts about that on Tractor.net. It happens, mine is bent some from backing up/pushing with a bush hog. Sorry but not much help with advice Smitty. Some said they found replacements at Tractor supply.

 

[Mudder]

Finally fixed my Kubota B7800 crank but no start, no fuel flow issue. Replaced fuel stop solenoid and relay.

 

[WagginTail]

Ok Tractor heads, I was going to use my sub-soiler a few weeks ago to lossen up the soil to bury my pup. Went to use it and bent/broke my top link. What did I do wrong?

Maybe had your top link not adjusted to the proper length? Long time ago I was using a pulverizer and had the top link too short. It caused the pulverizer to flip up and the top link flipped down where it was completely vertical and was actually touching the pto shaft.

Also, are you using the correct size top link for your tractor?

 

[Bighat]

Ok Tractor heads, I was going to use my sub-soiler a few weeks ago to lossen up the soil to bury my pup. Went to use it and bent/broke my top link. What did I do wrong?

Sounds like you need a heavier top link. But, you may break something else, like where it attaches to the tractor. Pick your poison.

 

[Bighat]

To note, I had a 7' box drag. I used it on a sub compact 35 horse tractor and it worked great for years. Hooked it to my 100 hp tractor one day. That was a mistake. My driveway it rock midway and when I hit the rock, the box drag frame bent up at a 45 degree angle. Never did fix it. It's in the weeds hiding from the big tractor. Guess what I'm saying is, if you hit something stout enough, somethings going to give somewhere. The weakest link.

 

[Smitty335]

Sounds like you need a heavier top link. But, you may break something else, like where it attaches to the tractor. Pick your poison.

That's what I'm afraid of.

 

[NTCPrezJB]

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Did you tell it “you can’t park there”?

 

[Vikes79]

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Yeah that’s the elcheapo top link not surprised you bent it .

A subsoiler can pull dam hard especially if you have hard ground or rocks or other debris underneath the surface.

My advice would be to slow down and not run so deep on the first pass.

 

[Bighat]

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Thought you said you bent it. You killed it. Winner of the day.

 

[Vikes79]

Saw this video yesterday how that skid steer attachment goes through brush. Impressive.https://youtu.be/ASSHKVdrUTA

I looked at one similar to the video….to me it looked like those are made in China and the metal thickness is on the skimpy side.

I bought a smaller one from Spartan equipment for my smaller Gehl 35hp skid steer. It’s stout as f and will cut 2” diameter willows like butter.

44" Wide Brush Cutter Attachment With Push Bar (Industrial Series)

Bush Hog for Mini Skid Steer Loader from SpartanEquipment.com call 1-888-888-1085

www.spartanequipment.com

It’s really pushing the limits of my older skid steer, been having to clean up and tighten things from years of abuse from the previous owner, but the cutter is simply awesome.

My skidsteer brake lockout fried so I’m waiting for parts, but this is what it looks like and some of the work I’ve done with it. It was all overgrown 6’ tall or so of all kinds of junk.

 

[JenElio]

My advice would be to slow down and not run so deep on the first pass.....

TWSS....

 

[Smitty335]

Thought you said you bent it. You killed it. Winner of the day.

Bought a new heavy duty one at TS Saturday, it's not a class II like my three point connections. I like a weak link. The ground is very dry dry. I can drop a hole and push against the axel housing, but if I break that. High dollar repairs! The ground is very dry and hard.

 

[Vikes79]

TWSS....

Nope , she said deeper and faster. ….🤣

 

[Bighat]

Bought a new heavy duty one at TS Saturday, it's not a class II like my three point connections. I like a weak link. The ground is very dry dry. I can drop a hole and push against the axel housing, but if I break that. High dollar repairs! The ground is very dry and hard.

You need some buddy help. Enough buddies and beer and they can soften the ground in front of you as you trench.

 

[Smitty335]

Yeah that’s the elcheapo top link not surprised you bent it .

A subsoiler can pull dam hard especially if you have hard ground or rocks or other debris underneath the surface.

My advice would be to slow down and not run so deep on the first pass.

I hadn't even stuck it in the ground but about 6 inches and traveled maybe 2 foot.

 

[Smitty335]

Thought you said you bent it. You killed it. Winner of the day.

Just kinda the way I roll!

 

[Vikes79]

I hadn't even stuck it in the ground but about 6 inches and traveled maybe 2 foot.

Wow !

I have to admit I’ve never seen that before. Wonder if you hooked the edge of a rock or something. I assume you had the tractor in a pretty low gear too.