Recent content by oldballs

Mr Piston, Your rig is more capable and convient to operate........ However, I, personally, would not refer to the Woodland Mills Stump Grinder as "cheap"....... just sayin':) Cheers, Mike

For my purpose and the price, the Woodland Mills WG24 has served me well. ...since 2017. Did lots of stumps for several years , but not so many of recent. My tractor is only 26 HP...(19 PTO) without rear remotes. There are better ones out there however. I have had no issues with the...

As old as I am and not much money here's what has worked for me...........12 x 24 ShelterLogic

If you can find the OE manual for this BX 2660 and MMM, I'd follow the instructions. Is it possible that the PTO shaft is not the correct one for your set up? Good Luck, Mike

May he rest in peace now. ....No more chores.....No more doctor visits..... May his example guide your hand

Right now my ride just got a new alternator & battery.....................but .........now the R headlight and r turn signal don't work?????? Well, back to the guys that are suppose to know what they are doing??? It's a 1999 F-250 and quite faithful. BTW, I had the previlege of driving...

This is now beyond my ability....physically and technically......but I get the ideas....Off to a real automotive shop this is going. ....besides .....It needs to replace the OE serpentine belt as well. Thanks for the allowing the interruption on Hay Dude's NAPA issue. Cheers, Mike

May I jump in here and ask..............My truck (a 1999 F-250 5.4 SuperDuty) battery suddenly failed. It was wet on top when I removed it. I put a good battery in that read 12.8 volts. But when I started the engine I still got a "Battery" code on the dash and the dash volt meter was...

Maybe the rotting and the replacing of deck boards has more to do with what one is "hauling" versus what preservative one uses. ...e.g. I used to go to the local quarry and purchase around 3 tons of gravel at a time for different projects around my place. The gravel was the cheapest...

I've been meaning to ask this question for a long time.....How come the manufacturer (Kubota in my case) never recommends greasing these tie rod connections in their OE manual maintenance directives? Cheers, Mike

Back to the OP's question as to the ability of a Pine Needle Rake usage for leaves.. I'd say that it would get most of the leaves in a heavy covering of leaves.....then in windrows to finally do something with them is the question. My PNR has been used only for Pine needles/cones.....and...

Prayers now and then for your Dad........ Mike

Maybe KacKissic has a model that fits your needs.......This company has been making their products (USA) for many years with good quality and service.......here is mine........

My experience started 15 years ago when I bought my first machine.....a MacKissic Mighty Mac SC1650HTE. It is a gas powered chipper/shredder that I tow around with my garden tractor. It has served me well for the small stuff.....generally shrub/brush trimmings...garden residue...windstorm...

I don't have any experience with the Spitfire. But would still prefer my Woodland Mills WC68 even with only 19HP at the PTO.....bc of the hudraulic feed....the stop/reverse control. ..being a short (5'2") old man I think my WC68 is easier to feed. That's a tall young man in the video...