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that’s what I thought but it didn’t work. Pin doesn’t have any pressure on it. I thought you would hook the ratchet where you said and crank to relieve pressure then take the piece above the pin off the rod (circled in red) but couldn’t get it to budge.

Does anyone here know how to work this chute? Just bought it through an auction and can’t figure it out. Thanks

Lucky, that is the same chute that i have. I took the pictures and drawings to a local welding shop and they made it for me for $3500 including painting. After words he said if i wanted another one it would be a lot higher lol. The cattle load so much better than on my old portable chute and...

No would be over 25k

They changed the bearings also

Turned out to be a broken gear in the final drive. Parts and labor $8500.

I have a John Deere 5083E I have been really happy with. 83 hp, handles a 800 gallon sprayer and a 15 ft batwing brushog really well.

Me too!

I didn’t notice a noise. Would catch every once in a while. Then wouldn’t go forward on the left track but would go backwards. Worked fine after that for a while then left track completely locked up.

Yes sir undercarriage, idlers and rollers look good. That is correct just one side locking up. I just spoke with a dozer mechanic. He is going to take a look Saturday. I’ll update on the culprit. Hopefully nothing big

Was doing some clearing today and my left track started locking up. It would lock up going forward then unlock going in reverse. Would work fine for a while then locked up again. Any thoughts? It is a John Deere 850J

I have the exact same truck. Great fuel mileage. But the 3.5L is known for timing chain and phaser issues. You can look it up, very well known problem. Starts with a little rattle on cold start.

That's what I have in my trailer with 1" spacing in between. Don't have to wash it out but leaves a mess if you stop somewhere.

I have a 5083E that I have been happy with. Pulls my 15 ft HX15 batwing brush hog well. It is fwd with fel. Pushing 3000 hours now and no major issues.

I just sent two pot loads to OKC which is 730 miles from me @ $5 per loaded mile per truck. Most gooseneck guys in my area are getting 4.

BF check eBay, I have bought three the last few years for half price due to paint defects. I haven't been able to find a blemish on any of them.

I am looking to upgrade to a hydraulic squeeze chute. Currently using a manual powder river. It has done well for me but wanted to upgrade to hydraulic. Those that have one, what do you recommend and which ones to stay away from? I have found a like new used stronghold chute, anyone ever...

I pull both trailers with a 2019 F350. Thats correct, I can haul 18 average size cows.

I have a 24' Stoll and a 36' Gooseneck brand, both are good trailers. Stoll is much lighter and pulls great and still heavy enough. Next one i buy will most likely be a Neckover.

I bought a F-150 truck a few years ago that was least from an oil company, it was used to go to oil sites and collect samples. The truck was two years old and only had 100k miles. That truck was wore slap out, i did sell it and made a profit. I would pass on the truck if it were me, it will...