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Thanks for watching. I do have a tooth bar on the bucket. When I got my tooth bar the company BXpanded that makes the Piranha wasn't around yet. I have heard great things about the Piranha tooth bar and I hear it does a super job taking the sod layer off.

THANKS for watching. I've been asked before about doing this type mods but the parts (windshield and cross braces) required for the Curtis Hard cab are no longer available. I know of only one other person who followed my lead and made the conversion so that the 45 loader can be attached.

Thanks for watching and I hope your thatcher works a good as mine! You will not regret making it .

Thanks for watching! The short answer I think would be YES. It all come down to traction. People usually put weights on the front of their tractors and use AG type tires for extra traction. Secondly it depends on the size of plow with 8", 10" or 12" bottoms and whether or not you will be plowing previously tilled soil. Turning new sod would be a bit of a challenge for a 2 bottom plow I would think. I've seen pictures of a JD 318 (2WD) pulling a custom made tandem 10" bottom plow.

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THANKS for watching and your query! On my machine the measurement is 74 3/4” so just under 75”. When I bought my machine I made sure that it would fit into my garage which has a standard 7’ high door. Hope that this answers your question.

THANKS Levi!

THANKS and thanks for watching. I will get a lot of use out out of it as I'm building a new house with lots of sand/dirt/stone to be moved around.

Thanks and I was very pleased with how it worked on the first try. Not pleased with how shaking the in-cab video section are though. must of had the camera mount not tight enough.

@@X748SE Don’t beat yourself up too much I didn’t even notice 😀.

Thanks and the trailer has about twice the capacity of the my previous 17P tandem cart.

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THANKS for watching and your suggestion. Your right it would save on battery with gravity down.

THANKS for watching and good luck on your build!

THANKS and it’s been a while. I hope to make a few videos of it in action soon.

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THANKS and double THANKS! No orders to be had. This cart is going to be one of a kind.

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Yup - it’s been a while that is for sure and THANKS for watching!

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THANKS and thanks for watching. The 17P will be kicking around for a while.

THANKS and thanks for watching! This project definitely had its challenges to get everything aligned and working properly.

Thanks for watching and ya it's been a while.

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@@X748SE ur welcome :)

Thanks for watching. Having a hydraulic dump cart definitely makes life easier!

Thanks for watching. If you want info about the core aerator, look in description section of the video for a link to my build thread. If you want more info, then you may have to join the forum and message me through it.

THANKS for watching! I don't get to use the blade often but it is definitely is a lot of fun playing with it.

Thanks! We just didn't the snow this year to make other videos.

Thanks - A winter that almost never happened.

Thanks. Those linear actuators really help in place the snow where you it. Mine is still really strong. Zero issues with it!

I'm still here. Life gets in the way sometimes. I hope to do more videos this year.

Thanks - It's been basically been a no snow winter.

Your Welcome!

@@X748SE I was being facetious, I heard no APPRECIATION to your subscribers who watch your videos in the outro

Yeah - I'd rather have a bunch of snow in the winter any day over what we had this year.

THANKS and thanks for watching! There are more videos on my channel showing it in action.

Thanks for watching. If you are referring to the hard cab, I bought at the same time as my tractor from John Deere. A used one is hard to come by these days but they do come up for sale once in a while.

Thanks for watching and your query. I found mine at a local surplus store at the time but I don't think they carry them anymore. From other people that have done this mod have found them at McMaster-Carr. As of this week - here is a link to some that might work --> www.mcmaster.com/products/pulleys/od~3-000/od~3/shaft-diameter~1-2-2/shaft-diameter~0-5/number-of-grooves~1-1/rope-diameter~1-4/rope-diameter~0-25/?SrchEntryWebPart_InpBox=3%22+pulley

THANKS for watching and your query. Please click on this link to see some pics -> www.mytractorforum.com/media/albums/custom-lever-grips.19209 I bought a piece of plastic material (Nylatron) from a surplus store. A couple of things. The holes drilled for the lever bar and switches are offset. The hole for the wires is beside the hole for the lever handle spaced about 1/8" between them. Used heat shrink to conceal the wires.

Would you be interested at all in making me 4 grips like that? I love the clean look of them. I just tried to use my OEM ones and screwed them all up.

@connerf7283 - I'm currently starting to build a house so I'm going to pass on the prospect of making grips.

Thanks for watching and yes a lot of Canadians still wear shorts in the middle of winter!

Happy New Year to you too and THANKS for watching!

THANKS and thanks for watching. There will be some snow removal vids that is if we get any snow this year!

Thanks for watching and your query! Yes I welded a little piece of square tubing onto the tongue and notched it out to so that the end of the linear actuator can attach to it at the proper height. You are correct that it is a 4" stroke linear actuator. I don't have that spreader anymore as I have a 3PH one now. If I remember correctly I bought a speed controller for it because it travelled back and forth too fast to achieve precise settings for the material to be spread. You can eliminate this issue by getting a linear actuator that has a slower travel speed.

Thanks and thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! Too many irons in the fire, I guess. I’m looking forward to recording some more escapades with my X748 in the future.

Thanks for watching. The remote microphone does make a big difference. I totally agree with you that if you do it more often, go slower and the leaves are dry, mulching is a great idea. The problem we rarely get ideal conditions here and it is usually quite wet when it’s leaf season. I hope to make a few videos this winter if we get enough snow to warrant it.