In almost eighteen years of having my cruiser, this was by far the best hardtop removal ever.
I love my new tractor.
JR
I love my new tractor.
JR
Best Hardtop Removal Ever
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what a cool way to do it!
that's one SAWEET tractor,
I wonder if it says someplace in the User's Manual:
"Great for removing your FJ40 hardtop"
Congrats!
that's one SAWEET tractor,
I wonder if it says someplace in the User's Manual:
"Great for removing your FJ40 hardtop"
Congrats!
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The tractor is probably the best money I have ever spent, or best payments I have ever made. I couldn't have gotten by without it for the last few months.
JR
The tractor is probably the best money I have ever spent, or best payments I have ever made. I couldn't have gotten by without it for the last few months.
JR
def. cool much better then the testicle ripping way i do it.
x2 Last Saturday,after a few beers
, I decided that my Sunday wheeling trip would be much better without the top. Well, with no buddy's available to lend a hand, I took the damn thing off by myself!! [don't ask how, it was a real MF'er].....too lazy to break it down, 1 piece! [did I mention there was beer involved ] Tractor.......huh.
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I've never used my tractor to remove the hardtop, but it is going to be my engine hoist for the new motor. Just hoping that I can finesse the hydraulics better with the motor than I do with the hay. Won't have any problem carrying the weight.
"...I've never used my tractor to remove the hardtop, but it is going to be my engine hoist for the new motor. Just hoping that I can finesse the hydraulics better with the motor than I do with the hay. Won't have any problem carrying the weight..."
Ha! I recently bought a tranny/transfer combo from a guy at a horse ranch. He seemed to handle his Deer pretty well until he started lifting. He hit one of the levers a bit too hard, sent the combo flicking upwards, (slacked the chains) and swung the front of the tractor around a little, got the front wheels off the ground like a lowrider bouncing.
Reminded me of those Medieval catapults, trebuchet(?) you see on the Discovery Channel.
would have been really funny if it wasn't my tranny/TC
:whoops:
I bet the new Kubota could flick trannies real good!!?
Ha! I recently bought a tranny/transfer combo from a guy at a horse ranch. He seemed to handle his Deer pretty well until he started lifting. He hit one of the levers a bit too hard, sent the combo flicking upwards, (slacked the chains) and swung the front of the tractor around a little, got the front wheels off the ground like a lowrider bouncing.
Reminded me of those Medieval catapults, trebuchet(?) you see on the Discovery Channel.
would have been really funny if it wasn't my tranny/TC
:whoops: I bet the new Kubota could flick trannies real good!!?
