Recent content by Redbug

I put diatomaceous earth in all the bird houses in the spring. It reduces the mite loads on the fledglings and adults.

About the Emerald Ash Borer and issues concerning transporting wood...what do the loggers do about transporting logs to the mills?

Bush hog and heavy box blade.

In my earlier days I lived at Fairbanks. Drove the Alacan, took the ferry, too. Rambled and hunted a good part of the state. Be sure to order the latest Milepost: https://themilepost.com/

In South Carolina I see commercial solar farm/factories becoming more and more abundant. Large acreages. Most people need to make money on their lands whether growing trees, farming, cows, etc. I don't harbor ill feelings on solar. But I do have feelings on esthetics. But I have other questions...

I would tell the neighbor that only he is allowed to hunt your property. No other people. Tell him if it happens again he cannot ever hunt your property. It's that simple.

Thanks T on the roller bit.

I have one of the older designs of HDT. Mine is 24 foot, (6 foot stationary), with the locking toolbox up front. Question...using the winch to load a vehicle with the ramp down what method is used for the cable to slide over the lifted ramp? Pulley or some sort of Teflon/metal slide? I have...

You guys can ride your bikes wherever you want. I don't care. However for me...I would not want to put my life in another person's hands. I pick up a good bit of litter and much of what I pick up are beer cans and other liquor based products. There are a lot of people drinking and driving around...

Pine beetles. I think those trees have been dying for quite awhile.

I think the WR Long is the best 3rd function out there.

I'm not so sure the rest of the world is ready for this new electric revolution that will bring much more efficiency while saving the planet.

I was just noting that my tractor does have the vent. I think many tractors are vented, it's just hard to see the vent. No one in particular...

Thanks for posting that DieselBound. Good points and I am digesting the links...

Electric tractors...no, no, and no. Not practical in the real world. Sub-zero temps will kill a Li-ion battery or severely diminish its capacity permanently. In the heat, you lose battery life. That 8-10 year battery life will be 4-5 years in hot places like Texas or Arizona. Replacement...