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Check out this candid rabbit video..http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHdTMwtPuA0

dial up service beware-big pictures! That's a beauty Junk! Not that I can appreciate time for planting fields for a few years..my land is a farmers nightmare, Rocks, more rocks, and big trees, lots of um. Someday I'll rent/buy some heavy equiptment and clear a couple acres, but not right away...

Guys, wear a back brace, I have to. Fred, sounds like the same as me, been about ten years since I was told surgery might help (might). Sitting on the tractor may be a bit hard on my back, but smoothing and fine tuning the ground (hoe/garden rake), pulling and pushing rocks, wrapping chains...

The first video at BC-3000 .. http://www.loaders.com/aspx/product/default.aspx?productid=74 under videos { BC-3000 (DSL)} At the very end...

Not as easy as that homemade quick attach scarifier grapple you got, but looks pretty easy on the video.:wink:

If someone comes to your front door, saying the health authorities are checking for ticks due to the warming weather, and asks you to take your clothes off and dance around with your arms up, do not do it. This is a scam. I wish I'd gotten this message yesterday. I feel so stupid.

Which one? The BC-3000, or BC-4000? , Seems to me the smallest one would be enough for light work, but $1000.00 seems to be a bit high for what you get. The BC-4000 looks fairly tough and might be worth a grand..:smile: Let me know whats what, I like the idea also.

The picture.......sure will look fine behind your 150 :cool:

Tractor house.com has one listed. http://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/detail.aspx?OHID=5191255&guid=54B21011745F46BEA2CB1E88D5672DFC They don't have a picture either.:unhappy: See what happens when machinery is mentioned, but no visual, I had to go search and still can't picture...

Well Bill, although this is serious sh-t, your posts are showing much more promise than the dread your first post held. I know some guys going through a similar trial, (what a long way medical science has come in the last twenty years), the guys are doing good, one choose surgery, another a...

Okay ya got us all shaking our heads in envy..:wink: You sound like the right guy to have as a neighbor..:tiphat:

Just wanted to throw this in... cold weather can cause other problems besides gelling fuel. Auto repair shops love a good cold snap. Cars break, components fail, switches stick, etc. Good luck Ed, I'm rooting for ya.

:sorry: I want to apologize before hand..:sorry: I really love my cats, so don't get the wrong idea. I also believe that respect for other cultures is a sign of spiritual awareness. Okay now you can click on this...http://jflores.com/jokes/chowmein.htm

I put Doug's quote here because all I could say when I opened this thread was g*d d**m What the f*** .:sad: My thoughts mirror the others that have posted. What a kick in the groin Bill. Prayers are on the way.

Well Hi and welcome doolyoz..:tiphat: Sounds like you'd be good to have around. More than one diesel owner on this site, and some that have tractors made before 1960.:thumb:

Mud, I've been telling myself the same thing for a long time, spect I'll even do it someday.:whistle:

Well Mobilus, the truth about those ridiculous lawsuits is a bit easier on my blood pressure...:pat: :beer: Here's to sanity, may it rule our part of this earth.:biggrin:

That great mobilus!! The cold and sometimes painfull process of aging has me hungry for good/happy news. As to your shed addition, well I'm always thinking of any way (cheap) to build shelter for my growing family of tools and equiptment. Thanks for posting this process..:D

and other angle, looks like the same model to me, good call Mith...:tiphat:

here's a B6000