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In case you are still looking, I recently bought a leather recliner from Costco that had a green guard tag on it. On sale for 399. It is very comfortable. Called Gillman Creek.

Congrats! What pricing did you get on that if you don't mind me asking.?

Also on second thought, have you checked that the clutch cable is adjusted properly at the clutch handle side? Also, check the connection at the bottom of the clutch cable to be sure it is not too loose. There is a stop nut there that needs to be tight so the cable doesn't just slip when the...

I would consider pulling the clutch off and making sure it is free. There are easy to follow instructions on the Earthtools website. Good luck.

Nice job. Out of curiosity, what brand of plasma cutter did you buy?

And yes the shear pin is on the large flywheel up on the front of the machine.

For the past 5 or 6 years I have been running a MF 3 baler (the smaller version of the one you have). Its a fine little baler but you need to take your time and not run it too fast and hard. Don't over stuff the bale chamber and don't over grease the knotter either. Make sure your blow the...

For what it's worth, i did wind up at a local machine shop. They fixed the bearings onto the stock for me. Its held up through 3 more years so far. Just finished baling my last field yesterday and now my horses are ready for the winter.

Thanks for the response. For anyone referencing this question in the future, the answer to the question is - technically no. The baler doesn't fit on a 102" rollback in the traditional sense. The wheels won't both roll up on the deck. But, I did get it hauled on the rollback. The driver...

I just bought a NH 316 square baler and am hoping to have it picked up and brought home by a rollback. It is about 90 miles away and I'd have to drive through a good sized city to bring it back. Also, I have broken down on the side of the road with a baler before and don't want to do that...

Congrats on your first welding experience. I first got my feet wet by making a fence for myself at a buddy's shop. He gave me a 2 minute tutorial with a old miller mig machine and then turned me loose. It is a fun skill to learn. This is what I made: about 185 feet of fence in 2 weeks of...

Oh yeah, all that mentioning of your 225 pound anvil makes me jealous:giggle: mine are only around 85 pounds.

I'm just before doing the refurbishment on my NH451. I ordered the guards today from Messicks. I decided to go with New Holland guards but I wonder if I just wasted money going OEM instead of aftermarket. Any thoughts aftermarket guards versus OEM? Also, I have one of those new fangled rivet...

Plus 1 on the anti-sieze.

I've been thinking strongly about getting a B2401 with backhoe. I'd like to hear if anybody has seen that combination.