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is there a machine that can do that ?what if i want to do 500 chickens at once man

Best use before how many days

I've never seen that wrench before. I think I need one!

Did they all turn out to be girls?

Thank you for the information. You provided details my Kioti dealer (parts department) could not provide. I'm a new subscriber.

Yeah, not really an install, just a replacement

You wrapped the tape in the wrong direction.

No it isn't any good , you are an idiot.

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Think they are all girls 🎉🎉

I am first time viewer and I also am from north west pa yes I did subscribe

the three black ones, those are black star. The one with the white on the head is a cockerel, and the other two are pullets.

when we are splitting wood, it also takes just over an hour per cord.

I need to get one, thanks for the video.

That's different than the one that Kioti or my dealer sold me.. They couldn't after 3 times to dealer stop it from leaking. well, I have worked with farm equipment most of my life and hydraulics. Engr with the Dept of Defense fielded trucks with cranes, Fighter A/C in Air Force so don't like leaks. I was not happy with it leaking and was told they have them all the time. I got mine back and was leaking so I fixed it myself. Been 2 years now no leaks. I told the owner of the dealer to just ask them to drop by and show them or fix it. No excuse. I kind of like how the hydraulic line attaches to the Cylinder

Do you find the range of this size (18-26”) gives you enough range on your box blade? The OEM top link goes from 18-30”, so you’re losing 4” on the long end. Can you tilt back enough? I’m debating between the 18-26” or 21-32” versions available…

New sub here, i have the same one and am working toward a faster one.

I don't know why this doesn't have many views this is the best video I've found for this

Great vid. Very helpful. Thank you.

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At the 8:20 mark it is not unusual for the top link's ball to be too wide for a lot of tractor's side of the three point hookup. Grinding the sides of the ball is a typical fix. Also, you should be able to use the factory "hanger" for stowing your hydraulic top link. On my tractor I had to redo the "hook" end a little, by opening it up, but it worked just fine.

How is the tank holding out? Any issues?

Whats the purpose of immersing it in hot water?

I got a 60 inch and I gotta cut off the rusted bolts to the spindles & blades because it fused together.

I just got my toplink from sparepartsholland and need to install it. Great to see someone doing it. Wouldn't have thought that the locking block can be rotated. Thanks!

Fantastic process video!! Thanks so much for posting!!

Looks like the other end of top link should be attached to the tractor. It would put your hoses further away from tractor and eliminate any rubbing !!!!!

Fyi...something worth mentioning. Stihl makes these for $40 +/- or generics on amazon $20 +/- they are anti vibration gloves for felling and bucking. Game changer. One of those things you didn't know how bad you needed it untill you use it. 😉

Nice job. Rear blades are very handy for snow removal. 💪

Well Mr. JF , you "missed" one little attribute of the demonstration; You "ONLY" hooked ONE implement UP. I had one of these "EXACT" units ,and it would "WORK" with only ONE implement at a time ! I had to "modulate-fluctulate-manipulate" every other implement to "get-er-ta-werk". Of the Three tractors : 2 have the telescoping lower draft links , & one does not. So logically l chose the "solid lower link-end unit"& MASSIVE Problems Continued. The "unit" Crumpled up when using a Back-Blade. The "Constant " bushing modification's ,expensive,sloppyness,side-sway, wiggley-giggleness & " monkeying-with convinced Me for ALL TIMES ;= they are "Problematic-PIECES of JUNK. Not to mention: it Doesent hook up the 3point ( which happens every other implement change-out). A Tractor with Factory lower telescopic lift link ends is the "ABSOLUTE BEST SYSTEM". The connection is positive,safe,easy,quiet, & just plain RIGHT! "Luckily" you have the telescoping lower draft links on your tractor, so this is what you want Forever, without the "sloppy-wobbley-shifty "-"quicky-hitcheys". Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio and happy safe tractoring. Best wishes with all your endeavours.

What size too link is this

Can I hit a wedge with the other side of the maul?

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I always wonder whether the extra weight is worth it. I'm sure you get more speed with X27 and can keep on chopping for longer. As we know, 2x the speed is 4x the impact energy. 2x the weight is 2x the impact energy.

Nice job, looks awesome

Is that the Harbor Freight quick hitch?

Recently finished putting ours on. Combined with the HF quick hitch and an aftermarket top hook it makes picking up implements a breeze. And it's the only sane way to use a box blade.

I have the same exact tractor and a 5 ft Gannon but without the 3 point quick hitch . My question is how do you like it and do you get a little more tilt front and back from stock mechanical link to this one? Or is it exactly the same? I only ask because I only have the Gannon and I cut scrape and feather that’s all I use it for should I stick to this one or another option? Thank you!

I have one of those. Depending on the site some say it’s fine and say some say don’t do it. It’s only good for 6 months and you have to throw away the diesel and tank. I’m gonna give it a go. Mine will sit for a while. I believe it’s hdpe. I’m going to add a filter for debris and water.

I’ll let you know what I think about this one and the old school days of busting wood is what I enjoy doing to stay in shape with what I have now is my Dads so keep up the good work

try the chain and bungi cord around the logs before you start splitting, wont have to keep picking them up. Other then that, maul looks to make ez work of that.

Now split spruce

Did u upgrade the headlights?I have a 1998 and was thinking about upgrading mine.

Try it with 50cm Blech 1m long!!!

Awesome!!! Great Job!!!

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I have had an x27 for about 5 years, was skeptical but love it. On larger rounds, 18 inch dia. and larger, I split from the outside and work my way to the center. I may look for IsoCore Maul. This looks like it handles the bigger rounds.

Great video! What type of table are you using? It looks like it would be a great addition to a processing set up

The best form of exercise imo

Do you recommend the 6lb or 8lb maul for 10” rounds?