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You are welcome out anytime to help! Not sure if I am ready to add to the shop just yet, the shed should allow us to get some less used stuff out of the way though. Also get chicken and garden stuff closer to where it will be used.

Glad you are enjoying!

I have the Backhoe on at the moment, but when I swap out to the 3 point I will definitely look at that. Thanks for the heads up

I demonstrated how to use a gantry crane. I will get to showing the gym once I get it finished.

I have not seen mains using Copper for transmission lines. It always seems to be aluminum. The rest of the shop is wired with copper wire and fittings. I am no expert, just saying what I have seen as distribution lines by major power companies.

Mr. John you are welcome to stop by and work on a project in the shop if you like. Family says hi.

Well now you know it will work! 😉

James, it is working awesome! On the BX23S if you think about it, the third line is not used when you are in "3 point" mode. So I just use these 2 hoses in my set up. I did another video to go over the details of how I plumbed my remotes. You can watch it here. czcams.com/video/Fk5FfjtffeE/video.html I will add this to the description of this video so folks can find it. In that video I also link to the parts I used for the fittings so you can switch back and forth easily. Since the remotes are inline, you could run both the back hoe, and the remotes but I have not had a need for that yet. I guess some folks add a hydraulic thumb. Hope that helps!

It is a challenge to get it all arranged and working but taking some time to work it out is worth it. I can now use my Box blade much more effectively than ever before.

Thanks for your prayers! Today You can pray for my bruising, and healing. Shoulder, leg, and ribs.

My pleasure. You could daisy chain things if needed by using the quick connects. I will post the vendor I found the connectors at. cheaper than Kubota, but the same part.

You could run the Summit inline with the Backhoe, but I am not sure why you would want to. For me I am either running the backhoe, or I have my 3 point on. I don't think the BX could run the backhoe and say a wood splitter at the same time. That could be interesting though to try to manage. Let me put together a short video on how I plumbed my Summit and get it posted shortly.

@@Going_Bright I have seen someone with a hydraulic thumb on the backhoe, but I was thinking more along the lines of how to attach the backhoe hydraulics into the tractor. Doesn't the summit use those same connections?

@@tekker8308 I recorded a video for you. If it does not explain things well let me know. czcams.com/video/Fk5FfjtffeE/video.html

Thanks, we feel pretty blessed since many have lost so much to Ian.

WE don't hear too much at night with the new dual pane windows. But what we do hear is nature.

Been playing with techniques. The Kubota does have a "float" feature that helps smooth things out a bit.

Glad you are enjoying the channel. The well is deep to get below the sulfur near the lake.

Well, I do that a lot out here. You get use to it.

She does have fun out here.

Peter, I would keep an eye out on ebay or local set lighting rental houses or similar for lights and stands. I did pick the ones up in this video for around $100 each, and the stands about the same at a thrift store. As the movie industry moves to modern LED lights these may become more prominent on these type of sites for sale. The type 410 in the video are from the 1940's but a similar unit from around 2000-current are much lighter and have a similar look. these would be the type 412. If a smaller unit is desired, you can look at the type 407. Shipping something like this over to you would cost more than the light costs I suspect since the light and stand weigh about 115 Kilos. Happy searching.

@@GoingBright Thanks a lot, Bill for the comprehensive reply & best regards from Munich - Peter