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If you are lucky it won’t cost too much to haul away. I cant believe anyone would buy it

Forgiven the quote above as I can’t post without it on my machine ,fill sensor was bad. Same symptoms as op turning machine off would reset and it would make cubes until sensor failed again expensive part

Welcome have had same problem with my tractor

Don’t bury, you can open yourself to liability

Recycled asphalt will be darker than existing driveway recycled concrete will breakdown if exposed to weather in ohio steel slag is expensive due to trucking cost in most spots use local gravel for good cheap parking area

Peace, the original wrangler were great tires. A little towing and no serious offroad

No offense taken, but after twelve years I don’t remember exact model. I had 95 Chevy half ton. I hated those tires in snow or rain.

Looked at Deere and kubota, bought Mahindra, geat dealer heavy duty tractor

On my old truck Michelin, but they were terrible except dry pavement. F150 Goodyear wrangler, 90,000 from first set

What is near the object. If nothing important, overfill with dirt and let it settle and rot. Add dirt as needed. Burning will only speed the process up

You are buying inexpensive new tools verses quality for old tools

Turn of the nut method is very common with 3/4” and larger bolts. Amount of rotation of nut after snugging is factor of bolt length

Who uses torque for unlubricated surfaces

Stay out of wet areas. Enter when it dries up Fill holes as you go. Work on master plan for the site

There is a lot of walking in a soccer match. It is not constant running