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Old 01-21-2022, 11:40 AM
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Hey All,
This may be the dumbest thing I've done in a while. It all happened because I found a perfectly good cast iron frying pan on the sidewalks of NYC a few years back. Then after a long search, I found some rural acreage in Connecticut to go with the frying pan. Then I quickly found our '72 #129 to mow it and trailer stuff around.

But then I became fascinated with hydraulics after the 129, and after I tuned up a friend's forklift. So I though I would buy an old log splitter to satisfy this curiosity. But after narrowly missing out on the almost free purchase of a little Laymor TLB, I thought a TLB might be a great fit for the property and my curious brain. It turns out that small used TLBs, like Kubota's, Deere's and Terramites are very expensive machines. A larger machine- especially a neglected one- can be had pretty cheap. And so...

I'm not going to do much with it until the ground thaws, but here it is. I bet that some of you will see the potential that I do. And if this post needs to be moved, or if you think I need to start barking at another website, I am open to suggestions. By late summer, this machine will be white and yellow again, and most of the decals are still available. Cheers! -Christopher
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Old 01-22-2022, 08:26 PM
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What does TLB mean?
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It means what's in the middle, the front, and the back.
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Old 01-22-2022, 10:17 PM
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TLB = tractor, loader, back hoe
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Thanks, we just call those back hoes
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Old 01-23-2022, 10:00 AM
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Thanks, we just call those back hoes
I get that, and I did too. But the backhoe on this machine DOES release with two large nuts, two pins and some hose reconnecting. So then it would just be a "Loader", or maybe just a tractor to some people.
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Your reply is very funny, and truthful!
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Your reply is very funny, and truthful!
Unless it's lunchtime, then it's a BLT.
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When I resealed the cylinders on my Case 646, I got the seals from "Grizzley seals" they are in Canada and Washington State. The hoses I measured and ordered from "Discount Hydraulics" , ( same place I got the hoses for my plow on the 1872) they were exactly to the size of what I ordered.
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