Recent content by Midniteoyl

See a lot of the low sided trailers with added wood when needed. Might be a good way to go.

It's called the 'Bathtub Curve'. If a part is going to fail, it will either fail early (Infant Mortality) or later in it's life (Wear-out). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bathtub_curve

It's AI.. It's only available sources are whats published online in articles and forums, so take it's 'findings' with a grain of salt.

Aren't you the guy that buys Bauer stuff from HF?

No, they are not. TTI owns Milwaukee, and they make Walmart's Hart, not Harbor Freight. They also make Ridgid and Ryobi power tools sold at Home Depot. Stanley Black & Decker owns DeWalt, and they also make Craftsman and Black & Decker tools. Milwaukee makes tools in Malaysia, China and the...

The F-150 has a 10R80, the most common transmission with these problems. The 6.2L/7.3L gas F-350's (yours) have the much beefier 10R140 from the Powerstroke Diesels. The new F-250 6.8L gassers have the 10R100, with the 7.3L gas/6.7L Powerstokes getting the 10R140 as well.

Mine has ~1850lbs lift at the pins.. With forks, I could *barely* lift ~900lb pallets of shingles off the flatbed delivery truck, about 48" deck height. They were originally loaded to ~1250lbs, but we had to remove bundles since the loader couldn't move.. at all. You should cut your expected...

Did you double check the loader bracket bolts? In fact, I would double check every bolt and pin I could find.

Doesnt matter if there is a drain that connects to the septic in the same room. I agree with MossRoad, as he probably suspects there is an issue with the septic. The inlet at the first baffle is clogged, or the outlet to the distribution box is clogged, or the leach field is draining too...

Some have the 2gal jugs, others have the 2.5gal.. https://www.amazon.com/Mobil-101189-Mobilfluid-Hydraulic-Transmission/dp/B0761G51JS https://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Kub%D0%BEt%D0%B0-Gallon-Super-Trans-Hydraulic/dp/B07WH7RJNM...

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Check the Loader Bracket mounting bolts and tighten to what ever your manual says (my little one is something like 110 ft/lbs). They tend to come loose, especially on a newer tractor.

Ground Anchors (Mobile Home Anchors).. Run them in, lag bolt with washer(s) into the sills. This is the way all them metal RV covers are mounted and it passes code. get the 3/8" or thicker ones and never worry. Amazon.com

Same at Home Depot with Husky..

Neat stuff. $11 at Amazon. Lowe's and Home Depot also carry it in the 'pipe repair' version. Home Depot's has the 60in long version as well. No idea if there is any difference in versions.