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Yep, spoons here. Balancing is another issue.

well, it IS called the Angus model

Looks similar to my Pearson, I like it.

Take care of it, and both you and southern bank come out the winner.

Maybe,

Very nice, cngratulations.

In the meantime, https://www.heavyequipmentforums.com/threads/section-for-komatsu-d20-21-and-similar-grey-market-dozers.3401/page-125

If you don't get in too big of a hurry on the komatsu, I may be able to help you , probably in the spring.

Had to stay in a pretty rough industrial part one time, early delivery and out of hours. Got woken up after about an hour, Chi PD asking me what I was doing there. After an explanation, asked me if I had a gun. I was a little concerned about answering, but was honest. Told me if I had to use it...

What are youi seeing for 2 3/8?

Propylene works good, hauled a bunch of it, outta Houston.

And it sure looks like a 15 ft hose, which I consider too short, unless you're using the mini cylinders.

That's a Harris style, and won't use victor style tips. Nothing wrong with it, but Harris tips aren't as easy to find around here.

I am at this point, don't have an atv or a sxs, but anything too stoopid t o follow a pickup or a feed sack, see ya.

Never heard of them, but the one that showed on a search looks like a dandy, lots of features and looks weel made.

Gooseneck, and WW are the popular brands around here, have no experience with either.

I can see that working good.

Yes, that is a very good tip

So, after some research and pounding a bunch in the ground by hand, I decided to purchase one. Extremely rocky here, so got one of the heavier models (titan 3875). I'm finding that I still have to use the punchbar for a guide hole to keep the tposts from twisting, and I'm ok with it, but dang...

Ridgid drill and driver here, register the batteries and they have a lifetime warranty.