An interesting tid bit, at least for me, is my son made the camera jib seen in the beginning and ending of this video. He said it was the previous generation triangle boom.
Got the adjustable stinger fabbed up.
could it be your front end loader was raised when you checked it? lowering the loader adds back that oil from the hyd cylinders
its looking good, thousands of ponds used to get built with not much more than a tumble bug behind a tractor if you contact your county soil office, they might pay part of the cost to build the pond, if no money is available, they will usually map out your pond and do the surveying for free. they also have information on how to build a proper dam, coring, required compaction type soils to use etc.Maybe long winded lol. Because I think I've seen new tractor owners. I want to say be careful. Our compact is 40 hp and has a capable hydraulic system. That said it has more power than it does azz. 2017 and I have 585 hours on it, so it gets used pretty regular. A tractor to a country folk makes them quite capable of some feats you'd be hard pressed to do without. I often wish my rear tires were fluid filled, quite a benefit I'm told. As many times as I've had the back tires off the ground or on 3 wheels I could warm up to fluid filled. I love my tractor time. One day the hole I'm working on may be able to hold a few fish, which is the goal. That and having a hole the cows can suck from. Something I always pass on to the young that come before me . A hydraulic lever is like a faucet handle, the more you push the more fluid you allow to move. Becoming one with your hydraulics allows you smooth and safe operation. Let's hear more from you country bumpkins.Oh and dirt is heavy and wet dirt heavier yet
They sure enough are a blessing even though the county makes you pay personal taxes on them.
Interesting you bring that up. I have a tumblebug that was shop built back in the day by a relative. Actually hooked it up and used it one day. It moves an amazing amount of dirt.
May have to dig it out of the weeds and try it out again.
Here is mine i inherited that was my papas. who knows how many hours it has on it but still runs great
All functions were lowered to ground. Loader and brush mower. I was able to get about another quart and a half out and ran it. Seems to operate fine with no issues, etc.
That is so dang cool!!!
Dont have pic wish I had came to house for camera. Was pushing mud out of water hole in creek got a little past center of creek bank. Dozer nosed over at a steep angle. Raised Lower part of motor out of water by pushing down the blade. Sawed two 4 foot long bridge boards & put them under front of tracks . Mashed them right down in the mud. Dozer would not back out of creek . Now I was getting worried . Next went got Massey 55hp 4wheel drive with loader. Dipped a bucket full mud. lined tractor up with dozer. Hooked a 20 foot log chain to them.. Backed tractor up about 10 feet put it in snail drive. Started dozer went & shifted tractor in gear . Got on dozer just as chain got tight put dozer in reverse. Rear tires dug down about 4 inches then dozer moved a little . Started slowly spinning tracks . Tractor pulled it out. Shifted dozer out of gear went and got in tractor Backed it up to put slack it chain . & put dozer & tractor back in shed.
That sounds like something my dad would’ve done, followed with a threat to kick my butt up between my ears if he ever caught me doing anything like it.
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