mark02tj
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The incinometer looks like a magnetic welding angle finder from harbor freight
Did some STEEP mowing today. Pictures
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newbury
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LD1
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Yep. That is exactly what it is.
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I have to leave the loader on with my bushhog. I need it for the front weight. I also like to keep it low so I can plant it into the ground in emergencies.
SPIKER
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Looks nice after the passes...
it is funny I walk places first often and think no problem not bad I can drive in/out this area easy enough. When you are setting a few feet higher in the seat it sure feels 10 times steeper and scarier...
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it is funny I walk places first often and think no problem not bad I can drive in/out this area easy enough. When you are setting a few feet higher in the seat it sure feels 10 times steeper and scarier...
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JerryG
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Inclinometers for Sale | Slope Meters/Indicators | R&B MFG. Inc.is a good place to buy tilt-meters. Rick is a TBN member and stands behind his products.
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2x on that.
3x. I just went through this last weekend. Also decided to rig up a 12k winch on the tractor- just in case, as I can't get my Jeep GC with a 9k winch down close enough to the area of concern and know a towing firm would not be able to do it for anything less than what another winch assembly would cost, assuming they can get close enough.
I have a few folks coming out to cut down ~ 100 trees over the next couple months (free firewood to them and free tree clearing to me) and I have to get the rest of the pits filled back in before someone falls in and I get sued.
I'll check out the HFT gauge in two weeks after I get off on-call for my employer. I'll want one for pitch and one for roll. I hope the magnetic base is strong enough.
The levee on my pond is just a little steeper than that. I won't try to mow it with the old 901 Ford but the LT1050 Cub crawls around it just fine. You just have to scootch way over onto the fender on the uphill side.
Bill
Bill
