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Ho boy, so many to list... but to narrow it down to can't obtained would be between a arena for the horses or a excavator, I can see myself to be able to buy one or the other but both 😬

I understand that, but often you are too honest and it just turn against you. Like for examples, for snowmobiles they sell luggage's rack for the tunnels and folks overload it and the tunnel breaks when they hit a bad bump, don't show up at the dealer with all your stuff still on it. Some good...

I want my next car to be manual, I have a manual civic in sight.

get a roller, Also do you see a abondance of birds ? they might be eating them before they germinate.

Even if the fuel is ethanol free fuel stabilizer should still be used if stored for a month or more.

I don't get it, a 3 foot box blade can put as much strain on a tractor if you hit something solid then a 6ft, plus hydro static, worse thing it going to happen is it will stall or spin. I would suggest your friend to go buy his box blade somewhere else... A friendly note: Never be too honest...

Sell it, sell it now !! I will take it off your hand in a heart beat!!!

I would buy a used one and sell it at (or least try to) the same price, even if its a electric one... I don't know what is your physical condition but you can also consider doing it by hand. (axe, wedge and a sledge hammer) Also could you rent/borrow to someone you know, a friend or something ...

There are no to very little arm to keep a tractor in the elements for a short period of time. I keep mine in the elements all summer I just flip the seat up, yeah ok the paint is fading but I don't care. I wouldn't let that keeping me form owning a tractor.

I agree that a 45 gallon is a bit odd, but if you would see me putting gas and diesel cans in the back of my hatchback I guess you would scratch you head as well. I just crack my window and drive away.

This is more technical that I am used to and I do not fully understand the scope but why can't you simply put a note for the tolerance and specification on the side ? this is usually common practice.

did you ask why ? a other option is a magnetic block heater...

I am no expert and do not use irrigation but here what I got from it... The electronics (control panel) control each motor, adjusting its speed based on the gearbox ratio and its position along the pivot. To maintain a consistent rotation speed across the entire system. Each tower typically...

If they are not open then its a free for all, as long as its public land, if its private land you can't go on if the trails or not open (because of the liability). For use the issue with side by side is they are too wide for the trails (not enough room left for incoming traffic) but I don't...

ho I see, sorry, that would work just fine.

also when backing up with a 3 point there is nothing holding from lifting up... I know you said its flat ground but still not ideal.

Lift capacity should be fine at around 1500# (15% of gross weight), it will extend the hook up a few inch back vs on the trailer drawbar... more importantly you will most likely crank that trailer pretty hard to fit it in place (assumption) and that will put lots of lateral pressure on the 3...

the wife called in sick yesterday that was her day with the dogs … Looks not that bad at all...

I would weld a temporary cross member, used that as back rest for the bottle jack and with a combination of that with heat and hammer shape it back into place.

Although I wouldn't hook it up on the 3 point.

On top of everything that has been mentioned I would say the weight distribution (rear end heavy) would make it sketchy and more importantly I would be scared to burn the transmission, when you haul a rear wheel drive truck you have to disconnect the drive shaft or apply the the truck U haul...

Its ether you run a cable or you try to get yourself a other dish... from a abandoned house, or if you know someone that change provider or moving and buy a other receiver. You can run on the same account with multiple receiver.

try 9.5-18, same size just wider

Many have been mentioned, here are 10 training method, I my forgetting anything?, my GSD has teach me to adapt and try different approach to get a result and to not get stuck on one approach. 1. Positive Reinforcement This is used for house training, teaching tricks, or any behavior you want...

But unless you have down pressure assist more HP doesn't affect the down pressure... I my missing something ?

I am allergic to bully breeds for some reason, their saliva makes my skin bubble up and their hair make me itchy and red the odd thing is it only happen with these type of dogs... and Yes it is also my experience that they are really goofy, they need lots of body awareness training to reduce...

I had a lab when I was a kid and she was pregnant... One day when I got back from school she came to me, she gently bit and pulled on my sleeve. It was a very odd behavior for her, I thought she want me to follow her... So I did she lead me to her pups that she delivered under a snowmobile...

8 months

ha I see... we don't have these type of trailer... out west yes but not in Ontario

I never seen this... For us driver don't tie up their logs until they get to the pavement, many miles has been driven in the bush road before they get there, I also never seen them loosing a log in a bush road. Many steel cable is being used once they tie it down, still it wouldn't hold in the...

I cant comment on this for out here I am not sure... and no that's for sure...

did your cows danse in joy? my horses goes bananas at the first snow fall

Well, I believe there is a few more reasons, they are more durable in extreme temperture (cold), easier to throw above and over the load and faster to secure.

So the discussion was around tying logs on a log truck trailers. By cables I mean steel wire ropes they have a fix hook on one side and the other are these winch rollers (binder winch) ... Often you see these logging trucks on the highway and you think their load are not secure but its only...

''sorry who are you? just give me your employee number? '' There are some worse then other of course but accident hurt production that's why they don't want it to happen, I have worked in the industry long enough to know I am just a number ... they say its safety first but they surely make sure...

Perhaps/probably but my point is even if this is not the case, lets say the owner do everything and beyond with all the documentation, discipline, inspection and records to prove it he will still have his share of the blame. We had a incident at our mine, the worker didn't follow the Standard...

Vegas makes my two other dogs look small now.

The company owner yes he has a part in this, whether he likes it or not, that's just how it works, compagnies are responsible for their employee negligence regardless how wrong the employee is and regardless how well the company cover itself with Standard operation procedure and training ...

No, that's why you hire professional with the proper insurance, knowledge(experience) and equipment so you are not liable. If not what the point?

I have solid clay soil and made many holes, I don't see why you couldn't, I dig my holes at a very low RPM to me HP is not a factor and I don't see why it would be. If its wet you need to lift it every so often if not the bit get suck there then you are in a pickle, you need to disconnect the...

that guy is going to Prison

out here they are using cables not chains

yeah I was just curious, a search I did suggested that white Oak as generally 5 to 10 rings per inch so at 55'' it would be anywhere between 250 to 400 years old, that 6' would be between 360 to 720 years old, that's pretty insane to me...

how old you think these are ? have you ever count it's rings ?

the cyber trucks have standard disk brakes ??

yeah for sure … I thought so, I counted 6 planks at 5.5 inch each but figured the picture was angled a bit so I hold off 3 inch on my prediction.

Your friend is lucky to have you as a friend... we need more people like you in this world.

wow look at the size of that thing, what is the diameter 30 inch or so ?

I haven't had that in years

An Tachometer-Based Hour Meter works off the RPM at PTO speed, they are not true hours meter (clock time) although some most new tractor have a electronic hour meter that record true running time.

All my 3 dogs have one vice, well maybe my lab has two, she barks at ATV or sled for them to go faster, we are working on it it’s very annoying and she eats too fast. my other one (border collie/golden retriever mix) wont let kids touch him or hyper adult that don’t know how to pet correctly …...

concerned about my dog weight as too big or too small ? she was too small for a while now I like her weight she is healthy I am concerned about her eating too fast as far as burping food back out and puking it out and eating that again too fast as she is still puking …. but the slow feeding...

sorry it just felt that way when I red it my bad it was a question not a affirmation.

I call that a perfect winter day… how’s the traction in the snow ? i guess the lack of friction from the logs compensate for the lack of traction from the tires and things equals out ?

why this feel like a condescending comment? yes positive reinforcement goes a long way and is one of the building blocks of training but not the only one and certain things are easer to trained then others … things like separation anxiety, hoarding, food inhalation (eating food like a vaccum) or...

shiny … congrats

The wife emailed a branded dog trainer in our town, he his certified under “Shield K9” I have seen video from them (the first video I shared in this thread is one of them) she talk to him today he will see us for some session in two weeks when i come back from work. We shall see…

Darth-DMack inspire me to wright my bike bio... I started very young with a 50cc Honda Monkey, it was my friend, I still remember my first ride and wipe out, (it happened at the same time) his dad was like '' just go, it's just like a bicycle''... Zoom I go in the back yard straight in the...

A other issue I have with my lab is her eating habits, I pretty much gave up on it and we bought a slow feeder dog bowls.

Gezz some seem set on carrying this to their grave... if that all you have it ain't much...

A long time ago my grand father was given a dog for him to put it down, he was very vicious. I am not sure of the back story on why and if my grand father decided to try to fix him or if he simply couldn't get close to him to put a leash to bring him away to do what he was asked to do because...

if it be the case it would be jumping down the issue or going down the stairs not going up... any dog and jumping down is not a good combo, I try to limit that with my dogs... there's a easy way to tell, slide your thumbs on his spine, vertebra at a time if you feel him tensing up at one he his...

Try playing mind games, pick him up and drop him half the stairs and lower and lower each time to the point you just pick him up and drop him at the same place. Each time he get up some part on his own reward it... Or like stated earlier try to get him going with a toy and use that to get him up...

I am around 230 hours a year on mine, all summer, this winter is the first time I am putting hours on it during the winter.

I am wondering if he is just playing dumb and/or lazy .... what happen if you leave him and ignore him at the bottom of the stairs for a while (10/15 minutes) ? I had a dachshund that was afraid of open stairs (no risers) we practices him on easier stairs then we let him down there until he...

I had a teacher that survives 150+ MPH (last time he looked down and it was still climbing) hit the ditch, he survived but he lost a arm, it didn't looked like a fun experienced.

One trick I do is when my dogs are on the hyper side because of lack stimulation (it happens on a busy or rainy day) we play search with their food portion, so instead of feeding them I take what I am suppose to give them and hide it inside the house all over at different spots a few gribble at...

That's a tough one, not a quick one to fix by any means... I would say lots of positive exposure, some dogs are not people person, ask your guess to not crowd her or even pet her until she is ready, make the introduction outside, trying to force it (trying too hard) might just make things worse...

ouch that’s not good, mine is scared of my mom Chiwawa lol she is no viscous by any means she just has some character.

yes exactly, I haven’t gone the shock collars route yet, I had a dog one time that knew when he didn’t had it on and when he did so I am hesitant to go that route … she has a excellent recall but once that prey drive kicks in it’s a different ball game… I also have to do more work with that 30’...

don’t feed her that morning and use that food to bribe her, maker her treat more appealing or find what gets her going, favourite toy or objects.

My favorite obedience training technique is combining it with fetch with the sit, lay and stay between throws that way you really test them while being enjoyable for them…

I have one issue with my GSD female she is in your face, playful type, dominant and stubborn, very stubborn, and her and my Lab (also a female) gets right into it. The lab can’t smell the GSD and the GSD knows it, the GSD and the lab for that matter goes from 0 to 100 in a second, I never really...

Every once in a while there’s folKs here looking for advice for themselves and their best friend (me included). I figure instead of derailing the dog picture thread It should have its owns. Feel free to share pervious issue and what you did to fix it! or your ongoing issues behavioural or simply...

I am not excusing it just stating the fact of how they got there… the fact that their was food there made it worse for me. he is as low as a human being as it gets

the story I heard ha he wanted some sleight dogs, he had them in town then people complained about the barking so he moved them away, then it was too much work to go feed them, there was food for them just not a willing soul to feed them.

not a UTV or a ATV but my little bravo dose it’s fair share of working during the winter, I have been doing lots of fire wood and dragging with it, yesterday pics, I made a little rabbit trails through the bush that connects with a existing trail across the creek, the creek escarpments are quite...

The moustache and the car battery was frozen solid, I was fine as long as i was moving or by the fire. I was scouting and breaking trail for dry firewood. It’s been -40 degree over night for a few days in row now, it broke today with 3*F and light snow for the next few days.

-30deger Celsius the oil was frozen for the chainsaw, the fire was a little bit more then straying dry this time!!

I went by yesterday and it was frozen over and the haul truck is still there, I would assume at this point it will stay there until spring .

Me and my dad did the same in his garage, the old you know what this is, or what is it for ... I suffer from the same hoarder disease as him, I would be like ho this is cool, I can see myself needing this one day and most often then not I had to talk myself out of it with the old ''will I ever...

I also tend to stay collected, but I have also done quick swerving around a tire on the road at night without thinking about it or knowing what it was until I was next to it or pass it...testing it and practice it would be great for everyone. My uncle once was traveling at night (before the...

yes 100% but as you probably know sometime it's a reflex, you know what you should do but yet the lizard brain take over...

Who known maybe two idiots was coming towards him side by side trying to pass each other and he had to go off the road to avoid a head on collision or he his the idiots who can't dive. There was a snow storm that day but since they spend the whole summer in the ditch left and right that doesn't...

hey you can’t park there!! I told ya

yes they are, for my area because of the swamp, creek and rivers we are limited to where or how far we can go on a quad, the combination of winter and snowmobile open the horizon up for use.

no I wasn’t there, they listen well you tell them to sit and stay then you take many picture, one of them will be nice lol sometime you have to make sound to get their focus but that’s it

I never use anything special it doesn't take me much to start a fire because I take my time for the preparation, I use a little bit of paper birch bark, news paper, and or cardboard... Also I used soft wood to start it which starts faster then hardwood. Not to say I never used old motor oil in...

yes, it is... the wife knows what she's doing ;)

Repair cost is one thing but what piss me off is the new strategy of car dealers to not hold any inventory... Hi sir we have a good news and a bad news, the good news is it's only this $200 part that is broken but the bad news is it will take 6 month to arrive... We have rental available at $800...

what is the dipstick showing ? the owner manual capacity is a guideline, check the dipstick...

For shots, the clever way my dad did it was he would have the cow in a cattle stanchion (that's all we had), he would prep the shot/vaccine while making sure the cow wouldn't see him, then he would have the shot ready in his hand, tilt his hand up (palm and syringe towards the sealing), then...

is it over filled ? or over heating ?

Just like to add one factor one need to consider is the need of having a separate paddock for the bull, (that's required at times) they can get aggressive during the breeding season and if you want to space out your calves, plus it is not recommended to get your cow pregnant at her first heat...

Electric high tensile is probably the most cost effective and simpler... but that wont work if you put goats or sheep in there... Barb wire is outdated in my opinion espicially if you are planning on having calf in there, they get cut up then you have to deal with that... Just my 5 cent I have...

yeah that's the thing once they start defecating close to half is wasted until that has been broken down.

https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/80-of-snow-this-week.526790/#post-7033185

So 10 acres total potential ? 2.2 acres fenced in (pasture) and 7.8 acres potential of field but 4.1 acres currently ? Do I have that right ? I could be wrong but I am thinking you are at the limit for acres per heard, will need every inch you can get with 6 head unless you buy feed.

holy, over 6 foot that's crazy

My dad would would a transport truck to stop by and get his beef to the slaughter house and sell whole. The regulation made it impossible to do otherwise, the animal had to be alive in a building and not see the outside until it was fully process and packaged. he would claimed one or two...

who wish these weren't prototype and street legal? can you imagine the blast these wound be.

yes 100% thanks for sharing, that’s crucial if you don’t want to hate your life.lol…. I am a strong believer in proven genetic (registered/papers) i am somewhat starting to be familiar with the horse world and a bit of farming as well but nothing hands on. Genetic is the birth of farming, now...

I bought this hydraulic snow plow for my tractor and my neighbor ask me to plow the road to his camp, its 900yard long. I wanted to try the plow so I said yes, I figure 1h and 4 pass I would be done... Wrong!! with the combination of old tire tracks, melting, freezing and a ice base it didn't go...

My two quads, I love this little Honda very light and smooth, I like it because it doesn't sink or damage my trails, Its definitely the one I used the most. My 2012 CanAm outlander, I have it since new, it's been good to me and I did give him hell, now I only used it for hauling heavy load...

I wouldn't mind getting my hands on expedition or a scandic...

is that a scandic Arly ?

I am wondering if they took away the dip stick on this one too...

Not from experience just from a quick research... The tradition of using Hereford bulls on Angus heifers is for maximizing calving ease, hybrid vigor, and market appeal. While using an Angus bull on Hereford heifers is not inherently problematic it can be depending on genetic, it is less...

nice collection

That's faster then I would've thought.... I also think off the start a bike is no match but ya deep snow you don't get near these kinda speed... I find snowmobile speedo are way off in general and there are so many variable even between the same sled, so these are more approximation then...

yeah knowing wont help you lol.... I used the drafting program from work called AutoCAD and I print screen maps from google map and paste them on AutoCAD, scale them to scale and used them.

Many factors here on who would've won, depending on the CC's of your cbr, the CC's of the sled, groom trails or not and long trac or not... today fasted stock sled is the Yamaha sidewinder SRX turbo at over 120mph the rest of the short tracks would be around 110 to 115 mph.

yeah that's highly customized, with all the traction in the world.

There's a page on Facebook called Redneck's quebec, and they took a old bombardier B12 (I think they are called) and put a 350 nascar engine in it, it's worth going to check it out, the sound is amazing and it look fun as hell. edit: Found it on youtube, I guess this one is R18... a see link below

its crazy the amount of rehandling one do before getting rid of it in the wood stove... My dad handle it 7 times by the time its burning... 1)cutting and throw in the trailer to haul home 2)unload from the trailer 3)splitting it 4)stack it outside 5)pick it up and put it in the basement...

let me break it down for ya, the claim ''Bull crap, I have seen first hand the reduction in range in cold weather.'' your answer ''What? Where? When? Or did you just see it on TV? What do you know of the battery in the vehicle cited in this thread? You haven’t stated point blank the EV...

yeah i guess it’s been a stretch now and i guess that’s been a few years ago now but in my home town they still had them a while back… my local dealer would buy a bunch once every few years until they were all sold and operated like that i know the last year of production they bought a bunch …

back then ? they made the bravo until 2012, you can still get brand new ones off the crate… and that’s the best part, you can still get everything single part for it as it remained unchanged… you don’t change perfection.

so the bravo qualify as vintage 😎

I would personally agree with the following Antique Snowmobiles: Models from the 1960s or earlier. Vintage Snowmobiles: Typically models from the 1970s to early 1990s. Classic Snowmobiles: Used to describe models from the late 1980s to early 2000s.

My first one as a kid was a old Olympic, the first sled I ever drove, we had to lift the ass end and put gas in the carb to start it, One day my dad fix it, and just to try it he put regular gas in it then he forgot and said lets go at it kids, we did 300 yard and we blew it up of course ...

well then what are you waiting to start showing off ?? ;)

sweet trailer

so what is your snowmobile story ? have one ? want one ?

lol, these kinda dykes would probably work but that wasn't was I was proposing...

Might help to check this forum https://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/threads/is-the-throttle-lever-suppose-to-lock.438687/

you are right for thinking that since OP has mentioned that idea... I simply don't like the idea to hold water from flowing in general but that's me, I was just giving option for erosion prevention in general... perhaps OP would be interested in a combination of both, a dam on the low end of his...

the old, ''not for sale I will restore that one day'' I remember seeing these ''trunk'' on the back of these Yamaha a couch on skies

Well one can do one or the other depending on your goal, my reasoning is to not restrict flow during flood season and reduce erosion on the desire bank with minimum effort or work... the issue with full width is water can erode on the extremity of the dam (on one or each side) during high flow...

Something like this one I am assuming ?

Yeah I know about the one you mentioned but didn't know about John deere Although not official but looks like CF moto bough Artic cats, what is official is that they sponsored the snowcross https://www.hardcoresledder.com/threads/cf-moto-sponsoring-national-snocross.1895778/

I would do a series of dikes from the bank to the middle of the gulley (only half of its width) in the outside corners where the erosion is a issue, that would avoid further erosion on that bank and add sediments behind them adding soil. That be a simple and easy solution.

do you have pictures of that beauty ? I didn't even know John deere ever been in the snowmobile game.

we got ask to let this go... post 462 imply you denied it.... I get your point, not all battery or vehicle are made equal, but my point is simply all battery gets affected by the cold its physics, you simply seem to deny that until you didn't. Do one need to eat sh%t to know how sh%t taste...

your guess are as good as mine… this should help

that’s his rally, I would love to get my hands on one of these hus-kie

My bravo is vintage enough for me, I could've got my hands on a old Olympic 300 the other day but it was not the original paint and how many sled do one guy need so I let it pass... they are fun but only once the trail had been done. One of my buddy do a vintage sled rally every year, its a lot...

Thanks, Is the current gully has smooth sides that goes into it ? or there's already sign of erosion ? what is the soil type ? deep roots vegetation dose wonder to hold banks, rocks works, dams can create problems on their own but they are a options with a proper profile and locations.... for...

Your asking for options but you have no intention or goal stated, you have stated facts without issues... so I read this and I don't know what kind of options I should suggest.... just trying to make it clear for me and everyone else to properly help you.

what are you asking exactly ?

I love the woods as well, I just wish I could go without hearing the cars/haul trucks traveling on the highway... it's insane how far you have to be to not hear it, but when you do it's so peaceful (even if yo do hear it but a lot more when you don't). You can hear every critter, the cracks and...

nice to see you admit the facts

ever cute

Yeah her hears are still hit and miss she is taking her time, her dad had floppy hears so her genes are not great for that aspect... This is her favorite toy, we don't let her have it, we play with her and put it away, if not she would surly destroy it. mine love the cold as well lol

Its exponential not linear it depends on what temperture we are talking about, and the specific battery but yes cab and battery heating are also a major component. At 0 degree C its marginal but -20 degree Celsius the lost is substantial. its very technical but that's the study, it highlights...

for sure ... I don't know why they don't put diesel heater in them, like cars from the 70's and 80's had....

Come on grumpy, batteries loose capacity when they are cold are you denying that? Lithium-Ion Batteries: Lithium-ion batteries, commonly used in smartphones, laptops, and electric vehicles, can lose 20-40% of their capacity at freezing temperatures (0°C or 32°F). At very low temperatures...

Plowing is not always as effective as it seem, sometime necessary but in your case it's not. Keep mowing it and with seeding and proper soil health (fertilization/nutriment and PH) it will take over and suppress the weeds. Plowing is only necessary when brush are taking over or when you need to...

you can smell these pictures... it has a pleasing effect on me

Welcome, if you make a thread from any of your built it will generate interest for sure. You are very resourceful and skilled.

sorry no tractor, I do most/all of my fire wood during the winter, the best way to stay warm, I do a fires to stay dry.

Nice tiller, I notice you wanted a 6' and got a 5', if it doesn't cover your rear wheels make sure it cover at least one of them and always do the laps on the opposite side so you have full tilling coverage... in order words, have the tiller to the left covering the left wheel and you next pass...

yeah I heard that... I didn't look into it because it sound like a wacky conspiracy to me but what do I know... there is definitely something fishy about this area, no news coverage, no help ect... there should be proof there is lithium is these mountains has this been confirm ?

If you have doubt its for a reason, listen to your instinct, you have them for a reason... and no you are not out of line for thinking as such... but you what is right for you.... There is folks around my area that had their house burnt down, they didn't have insurance. There was a fund raiser...

Certainly not if they built at the same location. They didn't have insurance ?

a nice fire and good companions

I have a similar tractor size and my plow is 90'', it is as big as I would want, bigger then that I would need snow chain on all tires because it just push the tractor to the side when the blade is angle.

Things are progressing well with Vegas, we (the wife and I) watched many training videos and tip to trained her (and ourselves) so now when she is with other dogs I put the boundaries for other dog instead to wait for them to do it she his in their face a lot and that has been working, then we...

just like this guy, taking him out is better for everyone… hunting and trapping remove the sick, the week and the one that have pass their genes for the greater good of their population while benefiting from it, it’s a win win.

cats are very good to eat whether it’s a bob or a cougars, making a mount with it complicated things if one want to eat eat it i must admit but still doable.

the three musketeers

This should help

Very good reply but just a note to pay attention is the date of the initial message, this can be observe on the top left corner, this thread is 3.5 year old, so I would guess Op has this delt with by now.

Its probably the thermostat as big bubba said I would flush the antifreeze as well, sometime it clogged up and could cause that.

I guess that depends who you ask... in my welding class I couldn't care less about the theory and the teacher even said I do this because I have too, I rather make you weld off the start (after a demonstration) knowing the path and walking the path are two different things. I would say going...

Out here In Canada Husky is a lot more popular in general and the choice among pro's, and also my choice... I would say put both in your hands and trust your intuition to make your choice, they are both good saw's no wrong choice in my opinion.

that’s nuts … crows are very smart … it’s a proven study that parents translate knowledge to they offspring, there’s a study conducted with mouse where they would make them learn a task once mastered they would mate them take their offsprings and put them through the same task as they did with...

I have heard many stories from my grandpa and his friends like how they landed on a fresh kill site of a young cow that one single wolf took down, one of my uncle have been trapping for 30 some years, he got circled around by a pack once, he climb the beaver hut and waited out, we don’t...

lol ho gezz I can't imagine enduring that for 6 months ... we had all these phase as well, the running after the broom and attacking our feet, I was very afraid these will stick around but they didn't last too long we where able to get her through it pretty quickly.

ha ok gotcha.... private proprety get purchase by the state or federal to become public land...

Ha I see, It's different here in canada, so that's why I am confuse... Purchase from who ?

I would agree but I am still wondering what cost public land bring to the table ? from what I can see it only bring revenue but I could be wrong... I hate the left idea of what a wolf is, they think it's a cute big dog and they are deeply afraid of humans, yes they avoid you if they can but...

I understand the point on tax, I don't understand the part that your tax that pay for federal land what purchase or maintenance? If anything the government generate revenue from public land for each tree that is harvest or tones extracted from mines or barrel of oil...

what do you mean you need their money to afford it ? its already own by the government

Last winter even Canada talk about passing a bill to protect the wolf at the federal level, the trappers federation push back it is still being reviewed for consideration, the Government want to protect 30% of land and water, I even saw/filled a survey about the great lakes that seem to be aim...

which is pretty narrow, I agree though its not for spot area just for a baby tractor.

it was pretty narrow, ideally you would want it to be wider then that... still pretty cheep...

it cold be, there is a spring there This is one seed box for sure it looks pretty similar https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/seeder-over-seeder-roller-aerator-fertilize-spreader.168395/

they look nice I will say that much

ouch $$

I bought a hydraulic SSQ plow for my tractor for $1800, I could've probably tried to lower the price a little but he was a old man and considering the SSQ plate is $1000 ( I was planning on doing my own with a truck plow), plus there was a other guy that was after it as well and he was very nice...

lucky guy

Merry Christmas everyone Vegas the Panda 🐼

It's the ugliest thing on the road regardless of the color

I wasn't aware of this debate it seem evident to me that the bark is a good sealer and make the water drip on both side instead of retain it ... I would agree, bark up when stack in the elements and bark down when under a roof, although inside a shed I would argue it doesn't really matter much...

Sorry I missed this, usually by end of April snow is all gone, we expect snow fall up to mid May... winter for us is usually from November to April... crops have to be harvest by September and you can't seed until end of May, we will get some frost even in early June at times. If you want...

Thank you, I don't mind the winter it has it's perks other then the obvious like sledding we have no tornado, hurricane, snakes or venomous spiders and no bugs during that time out here in the summers it can be pretty miserable espicially June the bugs (mosquitos & black fly) are out of this...

I agree with WinterDeere... just to expand on it, yes it wood dose absorb moisture you notice that on wood Axe handle as a example, when dry the wood fiber retract and the handle will get loose and when moisture is present the wood will expand and get tight, so wood dose absorb moisture. When...

100%… the day before i bought that land was the last i was ever bored.

Snow has arrive, I got all my trails open for the winter and also I managed to pass the drag in them, (I got a few solid stop on a few stumps ouch) I had to walk most of my trails we got some wet and heavy snow and everything was cave in towards the trail it was lots of work this year. I also...

we can't be 100% sure until you have confirm the two below.