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01-05-2013, 04:43 PM #1Platinum Member
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- JD 4120, 400x loader, bucket, bale spear, pallet forks
Kharma - free stuff please read
Happy new year. Up for grabs is a Woods engine block heater timer.
Rules - reply to this thread and be a. TBN member before today.
Winner drawn at random one week from today.
Not required but a request, please post something you think could could help someone else out. Tip, advice, a funny joke. Anything you think would uplift, inspire, or entertain. A secret additional prize will be sent to what strikes me as the best post.
Good luck!!!!
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01-05-2013, 07:14 PM #2
Re: Kharma - free stuff please read
I'll take one, don't have a joke though, how bout a smiley..
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01-05-2013, 07:20 PM #3
Re: Kharma - free stuff please read
I don't need the timer, so please award it to someone else that can make better use of it, but here is a tip: Keep the shiny side of your tractor up by always using proper ballast and even then not moving very fast with a loaded bucket above the level of your hood on your FEL. You will be much happier, with your tractor having All of its wheels on the ground

James K0UA
Kioti DK35se hydrostat with 2 QA buckets, 48 inch. King Kutter Rotary Cutter. Home-Brew 750 lbs ballast box. Loaded tires, Construction Attachments SSQA Lightweight Pallet forks. Satisfied Everlast PA160 welder owner
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01-05-2013, 07:30 PM #4Platinum Member
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- Aug 2005
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- Putnam Co. West Virginia
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- Kubota MX5100 (50 Hp, 42.5 pto) 1968 Cub, B7200 HST
Re: Kharma - free stuff please read
Put a battery tender on your tractor to keep the battery charged all winter and prolong the life of the battery.
ThanksKubota MX5100 (50 Hp, 42.5 pto)
1985 B7200 HST
1968 IH Cub Lowboy (being rebuilt currently)
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01-05-2013, 07:48 PM #5Platinum Member
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- Jan 2005
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- Dunlap TN 25 miles north of Chattanooga
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- Early 1949 Ford 8N
Re: Kharma - free stuff please read
I don't need the timer.
A man sees his wife watching a cooking show.
He asks her "Why are you watching that? You can't cook!"
She replies "Well you watch porn."Last edited by Pooh_Bear; 01-06-2013 at 03:32 AM.
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01-05-2013, 09:26 PM #6
Re: Kharma - free stuff please read
It's January 5th. I'm in Pennsylvania. I currently have 12 inches of snow on the ground. I'm halfway thru the list of what I'm planting this coming year in my garden. I've been planning this years garden since last September.
Don
MF GC2400, FEL, 60in.MMM, 5ft. Cultivator, Single Bottom Plow, Bush Hog RTC48 tiller, MF 2360 front mount snowblower, 5ft backblade. BXpanded Piranha toothbar.
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01-05-2013, 10:28 PM #7Veteran Member
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- Trivoli, IL
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- SSTT (Sideways Snake Tain Tractor) and STB (sideways train box) tractor, dirt harvester
Re: Kharma - free stuff please read
it would be nice, to have a good picture tutorial with good explanation, along with video, explaining various 3pt hitch setups, and how to setup a 3pt hitch. from chains to solid bars, to TNT (top link hydrualic cylinder), to lower lift arms turn buckles, to left and right angle adjustments, to TNT (side link hydrualic cylinder) some only allowing adjusting one way, and not both ways. CAT 1, CAT 2 sizes and weights. some info about using say a rear blade, and backing up, and possibly damaging the 3pt hitch.
"highlighted" lever, button, knob, that is normally on left or right side of seat or between your legs just below seat. in adjusting the 3pt hitch. and 3pt hitch not lowering or rising like it should.
telescopic lower lift arms, to swivel eyes, to some sort of latch hook. for easier connecting to 3pt hitch equipment.
to cutting down PTO shafts for correct fit.
yikes! ok, never mind, that short tutorial i had in mind, just became huge.... no wonder why folks get confused. and above does not cover it all!Ryan
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01-05-2013, 10:52 PM #8Elite Member
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Re: Kharma - free stuff please read
I don't need the timer either but my tip is periodically re-torque your loader and wheel bolts to the spec in your owners manual.
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01-05-2013, 11:18 PM #9Veteran Member
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- South Eastern Illinois
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- Kubota L4610, ZD21, RTV900, B2630
Re: Kharma - free stuff please read
I don't need the timer either, give it to someone who needs it.
Four birds were sitting on a branch of a tree that sat at the edge of a cow pasture. One bird flew off and lit at a cow patty and started picking out the pieces of corn and other grains that were left in the manure.The bird had it's fill then flew to the handle of an old pump, that sat on a well in the middle of the cow pasture.The bird sat a while on the pump, flew off, then fell from the sky dead.
The second bird did the same with exactly the same results as the first bird. Ditto with the third bird. The fourth bird had been watching and decided to go slow and check the situation out. He flew to a patty, walked around looking things over and nothing happened. So he ate his fill and flew to the old pump, again nothing happened. He sat a while, then flew off and promply fell from the sky dead.
The moral of the story is: Don't fly off the handle when your full of crap!RB
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01-05-2013, 11:22 PM #10Silver Member
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- Apr 2012
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- Washington,Mo
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- New Holland TC29,Ford Jubilee
Re: Kharma - free stuff please read
My tip is purchase engine block heater,just ordered mine today for NH TC29,so I could really use timer!
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