Recent content by alaarp

My problem is I have only one size auger bit and that is the 12" which I realize would be the hardest to use but I use it for planting fruit trees as well as digging large corner post hose made of bridge piling timbers. But I will check the manual just to see. Thanks.

Interesting on both accounts. I wondered about the HP being an issue. Thanks.

Thanks. I will try this.

Good stuff! Thanks.

Interesting. I hadn't thought about a hydraulic auger but several of you have mentioned this. Thanks.

Not quite sure where this lever is. Are you referring to the elevation lever on the lift? Otherwise this Branson has only a button to engage the PTO. Am I missing something?

Good to know. Thanks.

I have a 2022 Branson 4820 HST with a heavy duty post hold digger and 12 inch auger. Bores great but it I let it strike bottom I have to hand dig the auger out of the hole. Is there any way to reverse the auger/PTO to avoid this task?

It is a cab tractor so that makes more sense. Thanks.

I work two days a week driving someone else's tractor and pulling a finishing mower. The Kubota clutch went out after 730 hours and was sent to the selling dealer. After four weeks it was returned with a bill for $5,000. Is this within reason? On top of that the clutch pedal now sticks to the...

I vote for already dead. Fits the description. Isn't there some toxicology report they can do to determine if she was dead before the mower struck?

Unsure what a poach is?

I like your design but do not see how this device would help in the case of a day-old fawn. The ones I have seen don't move if they consider themselves well hidden, even when machinery gets closer and closer. `

Got it. Thanks for the reply.

Would you share that recipe?