Recent content by MF243RedTop

Well it's up..was a challenge to get it planted during late March through early April..The rain was relentless here..fairly good stand.. Did get the tractor stuck once but turned myself out with the help of 6' foot or so piece of power pole chained to the tire..

Corn peas beans squash cucumber peppers okra you name it's all on the list Maybe even some melons

Sunk the bottom plows (moldboard for those that prefer that 😃) into the garden area today.. Was still a bit wet and yes we'll have rain tonight..but I gotta get started at some point🤷 About spun down once but was able to pull out with the locking differential.. Pic

Needs to be turned over good and deep to go herbicide free...

So glad after reading through more than a few of these threads about wells outside my area... Yeah it might be 400-500 ft here for water in the limestone ....but drawing out of the limestone of the floridan aquifer is money...never heard of or seen a problem other than having to drop the under...

Last truck forum I was a part of after you opened a thread..there was a section at the bottom of that page that contained.. about 6-8 "related threads" to the topic of the thread you opened...could be quite useful at times

Look around on FB marketplace for a large decommissioned propane tank...ones that are usable sometimes come up fairly cheap ...ends would have to be cut out... but it would Not collapse...make great culverts ...you might get lucky..

If your digging and moving soil fairly straight lines... If smoothing soil for a finished look, let out the top link a bit so the blade rides a bit more on the back blade going forward and long turns should be no problem.

I laid it up on some sawhorses and had it stationary....used the tip of the bar sort of with the rest of the bar almost parallel to the log to cut a starter cut down the entire log ..about only a 1/2" or so deep ..then started over with a cut through the entire log on that side trying to keep as...

You y'all keep posting pics of firewood in totes .is going to make find and or spend some $$$😁

Well just like plastic, steel barrels come in different gauges as well...while some are quite thin... There are heavier gauges as well depending on their usage ...usually the ones that have removable tops are heavier gauge ...

I ripped a post out of a small pine sapling with a semi chisel chain last week....worked ok..no attachments...just freehanded it...full ripping and attachments should be no problem..just don't get in a hurry with it ..let the saw do the work..

Those plastic barrels with ends removed will collapse with the pressure of a knee pressed on them...

Can't speak on chainsaws ..but completely satisfied with a purchase of a DeWalt 48volt hedge trimmer I bought some 5 yrs ago or so...now obsolete I take it but can still buy more batteries if needed. The battery will last it's 90 minute proclaimed charge but does give up a bit torque towards the...

I'm not sure.. but there's different gauges on the thickness of 55 gallon barrels ..you would definitely need the heavier gauge ..and then I would still be concerned with the amount of weight they could support as a culvert . I presume you would weld them together to create it ..let's here...