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Blake, when I saw the title, I thought oh no what went wrong. I guess nothing went so wrong that the loader is not sticking around the farm. That is good to know. Nice troubleshooting the wiring and getting the new harness to function correctly. Thank you for sharing the video, it is much appreciated.
Watched this video again after your latest video on why you chose it and your workload, etc. Just wanted to go through it again. I was surprised to see you using the light blue tool to insert the pins for your jumper. I thought that was the removal tool for those terminals, not to insert. The plastic on ones similar I have used was so thin it likely would have split or broken if attempting to press to insert terminals. Obviously your mileage varied, which is good for you. 😉
Nice job getting the V Plow to work with the loader. Glad to see that you finally got a door for the loader. Thanks for sharing what you learned with this part of the project. Take care.
Hello Blake, Nice video and glad you got this attachment figured out and working!!! I have ran this v-blade attachment for over a decade and they have their place when it comes to snow removal. As with most blades, … you will love it for opening up a driveway as long as the ground is frozen. I’m hoping you don’t get frustrated if it keeps tripping on you or digging in. That controller you took off is around $900 so don’t throw it out. They made two styles of these v-blades. One was rigid and the other could tilt for uneven ground. Another word of warning ⚠️ You have a big machine with a lot of weight and momentum. Take it slow until you get a feel of the attachment or you will have a folded up paperweight. I’ve seen quite a few new pieces totally wrecked from guys going wide open and hooking the tip on an obstruction. Good luck and best wishes!!! Art
I've always been told that bobcat uses some sort of proprietary pulse current to control their attachments. It's their way of keeping themselves separate from other manufactures or some shirt.
I enjoy all of your videos Blake. I'm just wondering if you still have the Ford 8N tractor? My grandfather had one, and I have some early memories riding on it. Also, I learned to drive it when I was a young teen. Good stuff.