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“Dump” lift that is -

I have a Kawasaki mule 4000 gasser that we really like. It can take a big payload in the bed and can be outfitted with an aftermarket sump lift. Also the bed can be converted in a 4 seater arrangement quickly. The down side is it’s slow - top speed seems about 25 or maybe 30, the ride is a bit...

Hi - I’m trying to locate one also. Oddly enough, I bought my 5400 from a lady named Valarie!

That is interesting idea to tie it to a "shaker". I've cleaned out a few smaller tanks (maybe up to 5 gallons) with various methods, once the flakey stuff gets knocked off the pool acid works pretty good - just a bit dangerous, and as said, flash rusts quickly. I think i used Kreem liner. One...

Hi - I’ve got an old case 260 trencher/ hoe with a Wisconsin gas engine. The fuel tank is really thick metal but also very rusty inside. When I was a kid we would take something like that to a radiator shop and have it boiled out and sealed. I’m in central and north florida Ocala / Gainesville /...

While planning the drainage it might be a good idea to consider any other improvements you might want to do while the trenching is open. I.e. water spickets, power outlets etc

Good Mroning! 39 here in Alachua county Fl. Should make it to high 60’s today. Hoping the extra strand of hot poly wire fended off the deer rodents from my wheat patch!

I gotta tell ya - I saw the title and i immediately thought “cousin Eddy”! Welcome and interested in your experiences!

E Not sure if these engines have them - but that looks a lot like the “knock” sensor on my old Nissan Ka24

Really good thread! I’m planning to build a home soon and am going to investigate SIP - I had been planning on spray foam for cathedral sealings but like this much more

Website My Tractor Forum has a good post with exactly what your asking about

Rye grass is inexpense and will sprout about anywhere. Down here in Fl it is a short lived “winter” crop because the sun burns it up. In Mi it might grow all summer. I think it’s an annual but could help until a fescue or bluegrass got established

What did you find out about a seed drill?

Lineman - thanks for the update. Speaking of rain - what impact has that had on you? It’s been dry we’re I’m at…

Will goats eat it?