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I have heard people of people sometimes putting carpet down under the EPDM to ensure that the liner does not get punctured.

I use my M7060 at whatever RPM I desire, and I do not worry about keeping it up so much like other people do. I am at about 650 hours now.

Try to park them in the shade, and don't worry about it.

Here is a list of machines that Kai at Bison equipment told me has 30 mm pins with the same spacing as my excavator: "I checked our database and the size is exactly the same as the Daewoo S015 and Doosan DX17 Z. It's also compatible with Bobcat models E20, E20Z, E10, X320, X322, X322D, X323...

If you have rocky soil consider not getting anything smaller than a 3 ton machine, definitely no smaller than 2.5. My 2 ton can barely do anything in very rocky soil.

Expandable tracks are not great in my opinion. I am constantly having to lift my machine and switch the valve to push the tracks back out, cause there constantly getting pushed in. Unless you plan on hogging out a lot of basements and need to get through the door, I would not recommend them.

Check out the Rippa R22

Used oil is awesome, I use a paint roller. Apply as many coats as you want, it does get slick if you keep putting it on but the first few soak in like a sponge.

I bought a 853 used about 5 years ago, and I put 26" wheels on it(which is really nice for mowing!). I used a 830 for about 7 years before that, the 853 was a nice upgrade but pulling the clutch a lot can be tiring after a while. I dream of getting a 749 with powersafe some day. When I cultivate...

Yes, they definitely qualify as tractors!

Harbor Freight - Titanium 225

Call Joel and ask, he would know.

The first thing you need to do is power wash that thing.;)

Isn't the problem all of the libs in the cities are the majority of the population? The farmers and people in the rural areas do not have voting power.