Recent content by Tony H

DESCRIMINATION $40 higher? What do they charge per hour for equipment bought from them? $5?

Cases too!

Old thread but i was searching 026. Today, Stihl offers Homeowner..ranch and farm....and professional grades of saws. Was the 026 a Professional saw or a farm and ranch? A friend of a friend just dropped off two. He tells me that the Dealer says he wont even look at them because he cant get...

How is it that i need to replace a simple AC rheostat on my friends 2 year old tractor and I can’t? What tractor company would force owners to spend $2000 for an entire panel of switches because one ($35) Switch gailed prematurely? HVAC CONYROL PANEL E007517550D91

Im not sure where you live, but it appears you dont stay below freezing all winter long. Floating the tractor arms when the ground isn't frozen will result in rolling up dirt. With your ground soft and only an inch or two of snow, you might better off backblading the driveway. The plow wont Dig.

Looks nice and robust. Metal channel must have cost a bit but, from the pics, it'll probably outlive you

Contrary to JYOUTZ's comment, i believe the electric world is different. Ive cleaned out junk from my friends Stihl battery job. I believe the holes were closer together. Same with my plug-in cheapy WORX. hopefully some Tie Breaker will chime in.

Ohhhhhh, OK, all clear now.

Wierd for me. Just a little south and the typical Lake Affect snow stayed abnormally north. Summit is usually right in the tracking. Waking up to 20-40" of snow , after the weatherman tells us not to expect any, is typical. High elevation is to blame. I drive 6 miles off the hill and roads are...

I thought the euros were weld on only. Thanks for clarifying.

I see on your assembly, the Pats slide into your arms. Your arms have a sleeve to accept them. What i have seen are the Pats that straddle over the existing arm with hole and bushing. I believe that's why the guy on the video talked about rotation.

Looking at the video i watched, they appear the same. The issue was that it was very hard to keep the Pats from rotating since they are bolted on. Also, the Pats added more length to the arms. Probably never sn issue, but its a point.

Midland appreciates your purchase. Its keeping them snow free 😃

No, did i send the wrong one? I saw one that explains why the guy didnt use the Pats. He described all the pros and cons. He did a great job. I watched a few, I might have posted the wrong one. Sorry

Yes. Visually is the key. Thats why i included s pic but a single pic doesnt truly explain it. And Words are hard to understand as well. A 5 second video and it will make perfect sense.