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Have you looked at the Quick attach ( eagle Talon ) it has a more open design at the back making for less cleanup. Later Dirtwise

Humm Pop the hose off the wheel motors, on that model if I'm noit wrong. Most people just drag it up on there trailer.

There are things to think about, more GPM thru smaller hose's. Means more heat so you may have to increase you hyd cooler size. price of 800- 2000 bucks plus the fan. Then you have PSI check all hose's making sure they can handle the added PSI. Then have fun keeping a EYE on the welds all over...

Take a look at corn pro trailer's.

Make sure that you have a dealer near (for parts) and the have a good parts counter. Don't won't to be on the phone all day for a 30 part!!!!!!!!

Well the price on a hi flow kit would be around 3200 plus your labor!

Well your time and part's are going to be over the price of finding another machine! I also have a L553 with 4300 hours on it like to buy?

Check the pilot system for filter's right before the valve banks, make sure there clean and not half way plugged ( this will do funny thing's) with the flow. Next check the cap's on the bottom of the spool's for rust ( like the maching was sitting under water).

Tazza I looked at that website today, and might try it if this other way dosn't pan out. Thanks for the info!!

Hello Earthwerks I also have a 2005, I need some info on checking valve's on the motor. It's time for it's tune up, and the guy's at new holland are real happy about there shop price. Last year it went in for one sending unit, leak at the valve bank( down under the plate by your feet) and...

I've been using a TS-15 tree shear on the front of my 185.B (love it). T-1 STEEL CUTS TO 15" trees IN 5 SECONDS, 1,365 Lbs. Can index the head and use it to pick up and move the tree's you cut out of your way. There are a few con's but the pro's have it beat.