Recent content by newkiotiguy

You don't know what you are talking about. Killing bacteria can be done at much lower temps. The extra time is what does it.

I know plenty. Congratulations on buying one years ago. We all know since it's yours it's the best. You are a complete tool

Got about 10 stumps done. It works well. It was eating right through a big rock before I noticed. Kept right on going trough the stumps after

I used it today. Just like a bunch of other people that bought them. That proves you have no idea what you are talking about.

Fill the tires and get a ballast box if you plan on using the loader at all. Others will say just use an implement you already have, but a dedicated weight box will be much smaller and more maneuverable. Bright flood lights on magnets attached to the rops so you can point them forward and...

Bar tires are the only reason we can mow our property with a zero turn. Was going to sell it before changing to them. Now we never lose traction

Get into some wild parsnips and you will be wishing you ran naked through poison ivy instead. I didn't even know about it until I got it

I ordered mine on the 8th of April. It says it was loaded on a truck the 6th of May. Should be here this week

Then buy a used tractor from before they were put on. It will cost you basically the same price as a new one because of other people like you. Obviously, you can't handle the the complexity and will worry every time you use it. Besides one specific kubota and some of the LS tractors, I haven't...

There is no reason for the 37. Our 27 has gone through every piece of wood we have tried for a few years now. Over 20 full cords so far with no issues

I have had a 261 with an 18 inch bar for 6 years now. It's a nice saw. I found a used echo cs-7310p with a 28 inch bar that I don't think had a full tank ran through it for $700. The sthil has been used for trimming since. I love the longer bar. The extra weight doesn't bother me at all compared...

You have no idea what you are talking about. These are just your guesses and they are wrong.

Unless he just changed his engine oil it wouldn't look like that. Even if he did it would most likely be darker than that already.

I like 4 years of wood minimum. Oak takes 3 years to dry fully and I want an extra years worth incase something happens to me and can't cut for a year. If I were to die my wife has plenty of time to figure out how to get wood before she would be heating with propane.