Recent content by KennK

+1 for accumulating a layer of packed snow before attempting to snowblow. I'm in northern Wisconsin, and so far this year we've had about 5 inches of snow, but we've had a combination of melt loss and too cold to pack down the snow, so we're waiting for the right snow depth and temperature to...

That's a very grippy handled hoof pick ... for cleaning horse hooves. 😁

My gas 2021 Kawasaki Mule PRO FXT (3/6 seat) maxes out at about 45 mph in high gear. I've read the more recent model years go a bit faster (50-55 ish).

Thanks all - except Tinhack - for your input. Tinhack, it's snarky replies like yours that stop people from posting to forums.

I'm relatively new to using a Dewalt cordless grease gun. Yesterday I was greasing my JD tractor & front end loader, and after finishing with the FEL fittings I realized that even though I'd run 8+ pulses on each fitting, I hadn't actually seen grease oozing out of many (most) of them as is...

Excellent! That sounds perfect. Thanks.

About every year or two I lubricate the overhead door in my garage using a white lithium grease spray. I also have a newly built horse barn with two overhead doors, and the time has come to lubricate those doors, but I'm hesitant to use white lithium grease spray - especially on the big round...

If this is too far off the chainsaw focus I apologize!! I wanted to share how awesome I think this little thing is! I just purchased a Boss 5-ton 110 VAC Electric Log Splitter. I bought this for several reasons: -Trying to avoid maintaining gas engines. -One-handed operation (huge!). -Small...

Bummer. At least it goes together pretty quickly. With a gravel driveway, I used 1x boards under the body to set the skids to 3/4" height. That seems to work well, though after snow blowing on concrete I then have to hand shovel that 3/4" layer of snow. One characteristic I noticed using my EGO...

After using the EGO 24" two-stage snow blower after a total of 48" of snow fall, I've been looking for a realistic video of its performance on YouTube so others can judge if it will work for them. I think a lot videos show it using the higher speed auger settings that draw down the battery fast...

Just to add to my prior post ... We had 1 inch of snow and "squals" yesterday. That means period high winds and very cold temperatures left some areas clear of snow and other areas with maybe 4-6 inch drifts. It was below zero (F) this morning, so the snow was very dry & fluffy, though in...

I live in an area that is VERY ATV/UTV friendly. All roads except highways allow access and lots of maintained trails. My trailer's primary function is transportation from purchase and to/from the Kawasaki dealer for repair & maintenance during warranty period - hopefully at most yearly. After...

Your needs sound similar to mine. I live in a relatively heavy snowfall area of northern Wisconsin. I have a rear PTO snowblower on my tractor that clears the 600 foot gravel driveway that leads from the road, past the house (the garage is behind the house and turned 90° from the road), and...

I recently purchased a Kawasaki Mule PRO-FXT Ranch Edition (3 or 6 passenger) UTV, and for hauling purchased a 14 foot aluminum flatbed utility trailer made by "Quality Steel & Aluminum Products" in Elkhart, IN. The Mule is 11.5 feet long, and the trailer bed interior is 14 feet long. When...

Are there any temperature recommendations, limitations, or concerns? Electrification is coming much faster than most people know. Certainly there are pros and cons. I look forward to the simplicity and hopefully less maintenance.