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mine only chew a few things, mostly my wife stuff, she chew the seatbelts, 2 pairs of goggles, a few pairs of shoes and a hockey puck (there was rubber bits everywhere) but that's about it. So far my GSD only chew one of my boots sole insert, a lot of her toys but thats what they are for so...

My lab chew both rear seat belts of my wife SUV ... I guess its a 2 seater now...

This ''probably'' goes for all brand and equipment's, while compagnies doesn’t manufacture the oil themselves, they work with oil companies to create formulations designed to meet the specific demands of their engines that was tested on their engines like operating temperture, foaming resistance...

Some folk don't have the parking, a sport car is their dream and they live the down town city life, needing to escape a few times a year. Lots of these people rather project wealth then having it .. poor decision yes... Plus in most of these cars you can't fit a suitcase in them so roof cargo is...

well ... I actually respect more the guys that use their car as truck then guys that use their truck as cars

Cute puppy and beautiful boy, but gezz what a mayhem ... you are more patient then I am lol... I leave all my dogs in the crate when we are not home until they chewing phase fades out, then we leave them out short period at a time and extend that time as they proved themselves. If they chew...

within the term of used /privacy policy you often read “ we can changes this police without notice or notifying you “ so what the point you want the service signs here if no get off my lawn is your choice … but yes a website would be nice …

lmao that’s funny and I feel your pain … mine is 6 month now, she has been very good, but she is not without challenges. I fell the same, sometimes i am like she is so good, other times she makes me question my capabilities and I am afraid the worse is comming. I was scared to get a GSD, i was...

Some magic stuff they will have to take for the rest of their life, big pharma must love it. The result of the collaboration of the food industry and big pharma. Side effects ?? we have pill for that and a other pill for the side effect of that pill.

you got a happy camper there

ya I saw on your post above... that's good, I simply wanted to make sure you didn't use it as top wire as a deterrent for horse to lean or reach over the fence because it doesn't work and you end up with injuries to deal with.

the barbe wire was just to line yourself up ? you are not using it right ?

first time I hear the term, thanks for the article! Yes she is my dog for sure, she connected with me on day 1 following me around like a lost puppy... because of my schedule (2 weeks in 2 out) I was scared that would fade off but it never did. a picture from the day we got her. where ever i...

yeah I was making trails and she came to see me so I put the chainsaw down and played with her... I do my best to reward her every time she comes to see me on her own, it's a good way to reenforce that behavior for recall.

as far as gift, how are his tires life ? ... seat cover ? military oriented gift https://sobtactical.com/socks/ https://sobtactical.com/boot-kit/ https://sobtactical.com/tactical-cooling-shemagh/

that some truth right there... worse thing you can do is give and do everything for your kid(s).

A bit more pictures and less trash talk would be nice... can we put this to rest or someone else want to chip in?

I should let this one go but I just can't help myself 🤷‍♀️ ... there's no doubt having mud flaps has some benefits for different applications but to consider it will keep salt out is funny (to me). Salt melt ice and snow making salty water on the road, when driving the wheels create a mist, that...

are you at least doing that ? ''power wash it and undercoat it'' and that doesn't mean going to the car wash.

Once its started it's like cancer, you can slow it down but you can stop it. But applying oil can only slow it down. Sorry ''Rust check'' is a brand or a company in Canada specialized in vehicle oil undercoating, they put your vehicle on a lift, power wash it thoroughly, drill holes inside...

yeah I get it and it is true that some place use more salt then others I have seen it in places like southern Ontario and some area are more prone to thaw out on a daily bases and yes I agree it has a impact, but in our area they use salt as well and what you describe is often the case, as soon...

Honestly, rust check it, (powerwash, and oil undercoat) every year and you will never get rust on your vehicle, just don't miss a year.

for use, they purchase/got themself in charge of the licensing program, just look at Ontario Canada transportation minister and that might explain a few things ... so go figures..

good on your friend

same here in Kanasta... accidents are now frequent in the summer and certain in the winter its just a matter of time... it has gone scary to travel. For use they caught 3 agencies of ''license/training'' firm flat out giving licenses out without training and lately caught a few of them training...

I only wonder where are mines and when was the last time I checked it. I would also wonder if I ever buy a vehicle without a dipstick how much are they and what work is involve to change them.

I wouldn't mind trying one, I am sure they are torquey engines, but I wouldn't buy one, maybe in a few years and the fact that there isn't any dip sticks sounds like a nightmare waiting to happen.

Willows are really resilient, with only part of the roots in the ground il will sprout back, keep cutting it is my suggestion.

to be clear you are using it in the folded (vertically) tu cut along the tree line ?

you can't make this up

yeah that's the down side, the longer curing time and it can make it too liquid for certain application (slopes or what not) if they are not careful or if combine with some rain or high air humidity. But if you are specific on how long you need it shouldn't be a issue.

That steel mixer looks very good from what I saw in the advertisement, and I believe they went on shark tank? I just want to point out that 1 hours for the closes concrete plant is not that far at all... they can put set-retarding admixtures in it and that would keep concrete to a liquid state...

My tiller do not match my tractor width, so what I do to work around that is I set/adjust my 3 point link arms to one side, so the tiller cover at least the right wheel and I would do my tilling loop counter clock wise and do the next pass to the left of the previous one therefore there's isn't...

I don't know for sure, I own one but I never looked into it if it work at that position, from what I read online it would function but I can with certainty say if it dose the sharp angle would put lots of stress on the mechanical drive, Its not design to be operated that way. A sickle bar mower...

I have had the Shaggy Mane, there are good, but they are only eatable when they are early in their growth stage and need to be consume right away, once they get black they are no longer eatable, and to not be confuse with the Common Inky Cap which are also eatable but become poisonous if consume...

he looks healthy to me at that time, pretty big also. The ones I saw on my proprety they where the size of a mid size dog, maybe 40 pound at best.

mushroom’s are finicky, some are eatable but can become poisonous after a certain point.

LMAO... I was like I was also under the assumption he was asking to eat them, so when you said that I went back and I was like ho he his right I guess I assume that because you wrote it... I am tired it makes me slow... what is your excuse lol

I checked the Golden Scalycap (Toxicity: Suspected to be toxic), Golden Pholiota (Toxicity: Generally considered inedible due to its bitter taste and potential toxicity) and the Jack-o'-Lantern Mushroom (Toxicity: Poisonous if ingested. It can cause severe gastrointestinal distress) none of them...

that sound like a blast

It looks good, I am not sure what was your methodology but just incase here's a few pointer for disking, start longitudinally and do a overlap by half the width of the disk on every pass, then you do the same crossways, once that'd done you are usually in pretty good shape... As far as weight...

what is this camouflage ?

Which are do you live? just to know if you have a freezing winter, in case you don't know this, it is a lot easier to disk a plowed area once it has been frozen and thaw out... so ideally (which is the case) the area is plowed in the fall, left there for the winter and disk in the spring.

the draw are a lot more expensive new, then the 3 point, I don't think you would've been able to pull that 12ft... I have a 10ft and with my 60hp hydro it is taxing on it, at times I have to put it on low gear or even lift it.

I agree but these disk are design to break previously plowed ground and not virgin ground ... there are advantage with the 3 point disk and as you pointed out there are also disadvantage. and yes the pull behind are better to break ground but if I am going to have a pull behind I would want a...

Other then herbicide, mowing it steadily would be the first step, it will avoid the plant to germinate and expand... improving soil fertility and seeding tall legumes to suppress and suffocate the invasive species is also a effective (but expensive) method.

These trailer are ideal for firewood or if you have a portable saw mill, for trail clearing I would much rather the flexibility and control of a tractor espicially a tractor equipped with a grappler. With a tractor you can grab stuff, back up with it, move it out of the way, push stuff and rip...

I rather not calculate it lol, like I get his point he his calculating the hidden fee to prove it is not free but realistically these are a drop in the ocean. Pasture ready land are expensive, pasture potential land are cheaper but they need lots of work and a solid up front investment. My...

if its in good shape I would say yes... the combination of I need it and it is close to me is worth some money... I have a pull behind with a hydraulic axel its a 10ft I only payed $1500 but I had to put in a other $3600 in parts in it (rebuilt the whole front end)

Mine open to 54'', and with technique you can grab quite a bit I would tilt so the top lid contact the pile first press it down and tilt back for the tines to slide under.. but if you don't have a bigger tractor then your Branson 3520h this one below is too big for you...

I hope not

Cold is also up for interpretation, I would say cool temperatures is ideal but if left in the cold some fail safe should be done like disconnecting the battery and periodically charging it, to ensure it is kept full charge and doesn't freeze. Like you said it is good for a battery to be left in...

I havent been watching as much anymore, i’ve been watching lot more of Shawn Ryan show then him lately but Joe still put up some interesting one here and there she didn’t let him get away with much in this one …

A pretty interesting podcast, lots of miss conception debunked in there

definitely a nice specimen

ha, I didn't know, I always thought they where brown, I guess they turn that color once they get older? or its color variation?

interesting color

Even if they are all dead it will strike back https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Hand

Perhaps some adjustment can be done to make the chain break singly more sensitive to engage ? some models offer that options not sure about yours but could be worth looking into it.

It certainly can happens quick glad you got away with only a scratch...It can happen to the best of us regardless of the chainsaw... thanks for sharing it take some guts!

same here, when I work construction before paving the supervisor would loose his @%^% on guys accelerating on hills, if they kept they RPM steady on they way up no problem if they tried to maintain speed you could see the wash board materializing itself behind the wheels.

My point is there's ''usually'' no issues with anything hotter then that, anything colder then -4F that's when you start having issued without doing anything to help it. A smaller engine will start easier at lower temperture.

Yes... I bring mine in if I don't used that vehicle for the winter, and I charge them once in a while. It not only help the battery itself it helps to avoid corrosion by having the battery disconnected

Some engines are worse then others for some reasons, but I would say -4F (-20C) is pretty much the limit for most diesel engines to start without help.

There won't be a single nuke strikes, one will be answer with thousands leading us to a nuclear winter and to the stone age and the end of the world we know, shipping and farming will be the least of our worry.

I have no doubt

nice gift!!! I have the same one, I like it and I have no complaints towards it... I have been told some part are starting to get hard to get for it but I never had to do anything to it so far.

It's been a busy end of summer, I finish the winter paddock and installed the two gats, built the hay feeder, disk 5 acres in order to seed next year, set up a tack room and a area for tacking up two horses in the old barn, set up water for the winter and insulate their water tub, mow the pipe...

At -40 I would only start my tractor if I absolutely have too, I would put my magnetic block heather on for 2 hours prior and turn on the antifreeze heater for 15/20 minutes prior to start up (this thing heats up very quickly) and let it run at relatively low RPM for 10/15 minutes before I move...

acceleration will cause it despite the lack of speed but speed also has a impact for sure. https://blog.midwestind.com/how-gravel-roads-get-washboarding/

This podcast/interview will give you chill you can also get her book if you prefer https://shawnryanshow.com/blogs/the-shawn-ryan-show/temp https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/748264/nuclear-war-by-annie-jacobsen/

well that's a great gift, you are a lucky man...

ya, sorry missed that....

did you mean to post this on this thread ?

well that's fishy, at least one of the two possible option

Fast or maintaining speed is fine it's acceleration the problem... But in a way there will be no way around it, eventually it will happen. Also if there was washboard at one point and gravel was simply added on top, washboard or pot hole will mold that and resurface.

Wash board is created by accelerating vehicle on surfaces that have poor traction, il will happen on hills and after corners every time on gravel road. Have you consider calcium treatment? or slowing down?

It blows my mind that you down there gets snow before me up here... we had 10 to 15 cm (4 to 6 inch) of snow in the forecast and we got zero, east of use and they got some for us nothing yet.

Our Vegas, love to take rides she has fake a injury to jump on which is hilarious a real drama queen, once I notice I started to ignore the behavior. I minimize extensive exercise for pups but I fell like I am making her lazy :rolleyes:. While I work the trails she goes and sit on the quad or...

2 to 3h sound like the right amount of time for the oil to warm up and the heat to radiate up to the pistons as well. I have done 2h with good success at -40 degree.

I did a small loop last week, the tractor and grappler works well for making trails, but its not a opportunity I often have, but this location was on solid ground plus everything is dry and somewhat frozen and without leaves so lots of ground visibility minimizing the risk of damage or...

100%

first time I see this thread, this statement came out in other thread as well. I have a 2012 ram 1500, I got it new I now have 220 000km (138500 miles) I used to go mudding (real offroad) for fun with my truck once every couple year and every time I got new tires, I stop after blowing up a few...

I help my friend loading his truck of firewood yesterday we where cutting birch with a 40cc chainsaw and ho boy life is too short for that I can't handle it way too slow and poor thing I spend a full tank without letting it go.

I have this one, its ok... I haven't gave her hell yet. I also once had the one jyoutz shared I wasn't too much of a fan of it because it didn't matter how tight you tighter the rotation screws it kept turning... I much rather a fix one, although the one I now have (as illustrated below) gets...

congrats on the new puppy, enjoy and don't spoil it too much ;) it's actually the first time I hear about the breed, I have seen them without knowing the name it was a interesting read.

Well this suc#@ ...I don't get it ether... I guess I am more lucky then you guys, I will share some positivity in this depressing thread.... Have a some city folk who moved in close by as a ''neighbor'', they are half a mile away, great people they came in with the mentality of living the...

yes you want to roll it after seeding you want a good soil to seed contact for them to sprout ... if you walk and your boot sink in a inch its too soft.

I would put the rebuild price double that... I used a 3 point PTO rotary spreader for fertilizing and seeding, not as efficient but a lot cheaper... to be honest with the area you have (a few acres) go buy a walk behind or a pull behind a ATV if a walk behind Jimmy rig a hand drill on it and...

yes it will happen tilling would reduce that or a light rain.

for your soil (fluffy sand) anything would work but I would look at what will be your future used for it.

nice, my garage is not heated and I have had issue with corrosion in the past so I just take the battery out and charge them once in a while.

Well for me it is then end, I might get one more ride in the next two weeks then it's oil change time, fuel stabilizer and battery removal and store until next year.

it is true that you guys summer are longer but ourself up north we need 2 summer minimum...although 4 summers stored in the elements is too long.

that's a big saw, almost impractical ... like these ones but hey they sound great !!

ha k, it also did took me some time to get it right, I had to shorten the chain by a few link, I keep that bar and chain just for that set up... it work best by going forward with it and yes it is hard on the arm, my left arm would cramp right up after a few hours. and I never had the problem of...

a bit late now but for next time with this log peeler it take the fraction of the time.

if that's the case there is no problem

Is in front of the screen house won't be backfilled like behind the wall from where you are standing from the picture ? .. if it will be backfilled I would be tempted to use the end of the second T (by the wall) as a clean out, so you have a straight thought access to it, if it not going to be...

Why using a T with one side close ? I would be more incline to used 2, 45 degree to make the turn smoother, that will be your bottle neck and you can't snake through a 90 degree.

impressive but for me this is much more impressive... I remember asking as a kid to my grandfather how is this possible and he told me they would start with lighter load and slowly increase it until the tracks (ruts) where made and these would become slippery and icy, they would help the horse...

Skip tooth might be the way, I've never try but I have no need to to have a 20'' bar, I don't cut 40'' diameter trees everyday ...I grew up with a 70cc so when I got my chainsaw 60cc with a 20'' bar and I wasn't impress by it, I was like this is a 60cc and it feels like a 50cc then I put a 16...

I find you guys runs very long bars in general, with my 60cc I run a 16'', I find a 20'' bogged down the saw right up. I get that you do what you have too when you are cutting large diameter tree which is rarely my case but still.

I am young but I still grew up like the old days mindsets of I don't want to see you until dinner time, and they had no clue where we where and sometime we wander miles away from home. You made it sound like them getting hurt was inevitable and it's not I was simply pointing that out, not all...

I started using a chainsaw around that age, it was no small saw ether, it was a 70cc. No one let me do it I just did it, I brought that chainsaw in the bush and I didn't even know if I could start it, it took me a while to get it running but I got it and I have all my limb.

to buy new my choice would be the HUSQVARNA 555 or 365 X-Torq if I would be a Stihl guy my choice would the Stihl MS 391

That's hard ask, like the saying goes It's easy to look sharp when you haven't done any work. On the second point my dad was a conventional lumberjack in the 80's and his brand of choice was Husqvarna and Jonson red back then. Last year he was shopping for a chainsaw so we where talking about...

This is my trails network, I have the red to do, the blue to cut the stumps, eventually I would like to do the green since that wouldn't be that much work since there was once a trail there, once that is done I would have have 4 miles of trails.

I hope we get a flash freeze before we get snow, that makes it ideal for trail clearing... I have 600ft of trail I did last winter with a foot of snow so I have all the last foot of everything I've cut last winter re-cut and 1400ft to clear to finish off that loop and join the existing trail.

I saw its supposed to be a el nina winter lower temperture and higher snow fall then average for us

I would say the same as bcp just tie it so it doesn't completely wash downstream or remove it before the flood season. If going with a 4 post slider type you would need floaters for it to rise with the water level but with a strong current the odds for it to lift with the water in a strong...

My tractor doesn't have a visual temperture indicator (I will eventually install one) when it overheat it show / flash a exclamation point and it makes a steady noise.

ha I see, for us in kanasta Husqvarna dealer are popular and is the choice for most. Most utility type store in my area actually sell both Stihl and Husqvarna.

not sure what this means

There could be various reason for this, Stihl are easier to work on and are cheaper ($$) then Husqvarna but Husqvarna are slightly more performant, they have a higher RPM, globally more professional logger used Husqvarna then Stihl... I know that historically Husqvarna has been more reliable. I...

It depends where the white smoke is coming from, from the exhaust you are right, Op wrote ''White smoke blew from the hood'' so from that I say it's ether a blown head gasket or radiator bypass but I would like to think the radiator would bypass before blowing a head gasket, I still can't...

I don't think there is anything wrong with New Holland and I haven't heard anything negative as far as brand I would put them in the upper mid tier brands, right next to Massey Fergusson.

every single saw I have used and most engines that use a choke start that way.

So from what I understand is the engine was/is still working ? how did they determine it was blown ? how far was it from where you where working to the house ? because over heating dose not cause eminent engine damage but operating it with low coolant level will, do you have a visual temperture...

When a engine overheat the coolant pressure overwhelm the thermostat causing it to bypass it thought the overflow/bypass hoses flushing the coolant out spraying it on the hot engine causing the white smoke. I would strongly suspect that's what happen here which would indicate that the engine has...

It should be under warranty espicially with 65h as long as there was oil in the engine, even if it over heated there should be safe guards in place, unless you ignore these safe guard (warning lights and/or alarms) and keep operating it. Over heating happen you don't blow a engine as soon as...

the three musketeers

why both tire when only one got damage ?

I have done many holes in hard dry clay, I needed to climb on the post auger for it to dig, in the future I will weld a vertical shaft on the post auger in order to insert weights to it instead of my body weight. I know rocks are a pain when you hit them good thing I don't have very many. I...

My standard are higher then this.

yes but as far as the question goes what is the Best chainsaws reliability, performance and power are the key measurement metrics and it is safe to say professional saws are the best ones by far in these metrics, can it be overkill for some? For sure. Now if you add Best chainsaws for the Price...

1 or 2 looks good to me. I go by ''feel'' when I drive my tractor to a trailer (or any heavy object for that matter) I look at the rear end of my truck, when the tractor is at the rear end of the trailer the truck suspension is fully extended, as I move forward you can see when the truck get to...

Just start with the 12'' if that's what you need if you do a 9'' first then go the 12'' the bit won't stay center it will slip to one side.

Any saw can/will cut well but not all saws can cut fast... Even if you gives me a 30cc saw I will not use it. I have one and I've cut one tree with it then bought a 60cc.

its a kubota tiller not sure the model... looks like you can swap your PTO shaft in order to add a slip clutch to it. https://www.amazon.ca/Rotary-Tiller-Friction-Clutch-replacement-Kutter/dp/B09C3YR85Q

Looks pretty cool. https://wirelessdeerfence.com/

looks like the first Jurassic park Telescopic Shock Prod

Vehicles sold in metric countries will show liters per 100km. In Canada most people will speak both mpg and L per 100km but I would say since vehicles started to show the Liters per 100km you hear less and less people talking mpg.

60cc seem to be the sweet spot for me for a all around saw, not too heavy and powerful enough to efficiently cut what ever you throw at it. I have a husky 359 and It has been great for me that thing is like 20 years old and never let me down.

Did you do anything different driving wise, length between stops, speed, just keeping you tank at a lower lever will increase your fuel millage? if not then might be temperture related colder asphalt and less to no air-conditioning, following the flow of traffic will decrease the fuel millage...

yes I know!! Don't look away because she wont be the same size when you looked back... its weird I could tell three to two weeks ago she was getting longer then she started to get taller, but yet constantly growing. I hop she doesn't get much bigger lol

There's a page on Facebookaho where it's full of ''cute'' videos of people feeding and ''adopting'' squirrels or coons and it's for 1; poor neighbor they didn't ask for this and 2; what do you think it going to happens ?? spoiler alert they will reproduce and become dependent of you. You are not...

From my search, this units you have is a diesel... It's normal to a extent, your RPM goes down causing a imbalance with the fuel to air ratio causing black smoke (unburn diesel)... I would make sure your air filter is clean, clogged air filter would cause this to be more pronounce and if it's...

Saturday little trip… a nice 480km in one day all off-road we had a blast.

Your right it is surprising but after googling it that's what it needs. Most grasses are in the neutral ranges but there are odd balls.

Holy that's poor, I thought my 27lb per acre was a lot (150lbs of 18/18/18) ... I would suggest you split your application in multiples pass so you don't burn your soil and also if it rains a lot you will have less waiste.

I would put 3/4 inch minus gravel, or what they call crusher reject... I would be against pure stone or wash stone as it doesn't compact, sand is dirty and gets in everywhere so yes 3/4 minus gravel.

No it is used for it's free fertilizing proprety and for its PH regulation espicially since we tend to be low on potash and on the acidic side, I agree it is probably better for use them most places and if your soil is already basic (alkaline) using ashes is not a good idea but since we tend to...

Lots of folks mix it and spread it with their manure, it need to be spread pretty thin. Obviously one need to make sure there is no nails or what ever else in it.

ash is actually a good fertilizer, yes spread it.. we have some power plants in my area where they take natural gas to ignite wood scraps to runs their broiler and make electricity so we can get free (only have to pay delivery) ashes and farmers used it to save on fertilizer.

Secondary, No not really they work together, deck hold the gear box and the overhead frames hold the weight of the deck...It's somewhat normal, these get slam side to side and up and down as the tractor travel, plus all the impact from underneath. These flat bar on top flex and the deck doesn't...

We have some beaked hazelnut (Corylus cornuta) they are hard to find (you need to know where to look and you have to beat the squirrels to it)... I haven't harvest them in years.

There's good video's on youtube for the how too... siding has a high expansion and retractions proprety so each piece should be able to slide left to right by pulling or pushing on it, so all nails need to be loose to snug (don't pound your nails tight), (thats for the siding it doesn't apply...

I did a nice loop yesterday after work, I finally found some big red pine in the area. My dad was cutting these around here 45 some years ago they were everywhere not so much now. I also found a trapper cabin, they are spoil as far os the terrain and as far as the cabin goes not so much as far...

that's very cool

There is a few cases when it happens. These are three reason I can think of, there is some wood splitter that runs on a PTO. Post auger, I need to get down to lined it up and adjust the tilt to make it straight as it digs and removing dirt around the auger bit in order to have the least amount...

I would say it depends on the implement, On a post auger I operate it while on the ground, I need to be there to make sure it's lined up properly. Some I would never get off the seat while it's operating, some I need to get down to see it in operation... Some shield are annoying or in the way of...

yes... well they are towing the guy on the motorcycle

As long as they don’t put their snout in there i am fine with the outcome, if they get hit they learn to keep their distance … Hopefully they see it flying by a few time to give them a chance to get the message but the way I see it what dosent kill them makes them stronger… I see my dogs so...

All that weight on these low profile rimes ... I wonder if they will make the trip.

I was curious what the Net had to say, so we are pretty much on point, the only one that didn't came out was the manure spreader.

yeah it gets pretty narrow when you meet a truck.

I wasn’t giving her that hard in these roads for that reason plus some of them was my first time going in so you never know what you are going to encounter… thank for the concern, and for sure.

Yesterday the T7 was reaching the limit of its conform zone, It was running hot in these roads, crazy how much these roads grew in within the last few years... My tire is getting scary, I got no grip.

it is pretty nice when you turn the key in the show room upon purchase and it say 0.0 miles

ouch !!

My Massey is the fist tractor I rode that had a ROP's... all the one prior was pre 1980 so didn't had one... As far as the tread question, do you fine one of your implements more dangerous then others ?

he his being dramatic... I think form now on every picture I take with my tractor I am taking my ROP down.

off hand I don't know but I thought they all did have slip clutch and shear pins or at least one or the other. The shear pins are on the tines shaft and the friction clutch is at the end of the PTO shaft... I will have to look at the brand and can come back to you in a week or so if it is still...

They look more scary then they are but I almost put it in my list ... I still use one, I definitely tie up the dogs when I am using it.

My tiller has shear pines and friction clutch.

by lifting the rear wheels sure.

My top 2 are my square bailer and post auger I would say... I fell pretty safe with the brush hog but certainly don't let anyone stand behind it while I operating it.

protection ? from asteroids I am assuming, its certainly not from tipping his driveway looks implacably level.

That information comes form local farmers, I don't know if it was based on any real data maybe more on feeling and personal observation, we are strong on timothy grass so maybe conditioning it removed lots of seed from it, but we see some farmers removing the conditioner on their cutter and some...

yes drain it for sure. Gas is very dry it will break your seals causing leak and more.

yes it crazy, and you don't notice unless you don't see them for a few days then its like what happen ??

the jacks are now probably on, it was probably sagging before the tailgate was bend or he has airbags.

I have such of mix feeling about a cutter conditioner. I have heard bad things about them and good like it dry faster (good) and it make the hay loosing his nutriment (bad) what is your take on this ?? The thing I don't like is after cutting you have to tedder it for it to dry, I ratter just cut...

This one looks exactly like mine but mine is a TMG industrial... mine it is very well built and sturdy... what application you need it for?

I came up here once, the issue is fuel if I want to ride while up here, I barely get enough from the last gas station to the mine and back and I need to get here at a set time on my first day so it makes it challenging its either leaving the day before or at 4am and on a bike at night in moose...

100% just like from one part of the US to the other accent and slangs will vary... the more isolated a community is the worse it gets ... I am French from Ontario so if I go to Quebec we will have a different accent and slangs and if I go to France I can understand them very well although I...

I live pretty far so I trucked my bike in this time I (work in a mining camp) but still makes looking forward to the end of the day... its a hell of a disconnect. Out here I can do 60miles one way without seeing a smidge of asphalt.

touching story

4000km (2485miles) on the bike now, all mines… i got about 1242mikes on the tire more than I thought but I won’t try this tire again (Pirelli MT21) the front his holding very well tho… The roads were I work are very nice, lots of bush roads and trails. Some roads are 40km/h roads “speed limit”...

The tripod, Laika, Vegas and Oakley (left to right) Little Vegas is getting some exposure, although I won't make her a hunting dog... That's Laika job It's hard to do some work with a new puppy... it take lots of vigilance and patience but I do my best.... Better to get them used to it early

yeah i have a factory one … I actually drop it yesterday and it work like a charme … long wet clay hole with ruts and a turn, a bad combo, I was coming a little fast as well.

I bring mine with me all the time, They don’t like the chainsaw so they stay far away from me which is good. I will have to watch the new addition she likes to stay close but I will tie her up if I have too.

today little rip, I haven’t been there in years (about 17 of them) and last time was with a 2wd truck, not the same ride at all, few creek crossing and slippery clay wet spots, I almost dropped it but didn’t… I haven’t drop it yet, it will happen one day… ces la vie and I am surprise it hasn’t...

yeah I also get my firewood during the winter mostly because it’s easier on sled, I start trail maintenance in September and I hunt while doing it.

thanks.. lol yeah there’s always a risk… the wife wanted a post to tie the horse. I like late summer because there is very little to no mosquitos. Early summer you simply can’t go.

perhaps, I never had the experience but I always loop my strap around the stack.

good, once you left they didn’t know why they were fighting anymore… yeah two females explains it …

your right but more sand banks or dunes from water streams not glacier… it’s sand and river rocks, glacier deposit will be heavy in silt and clay this was naturally wash so no to very little clay and silt. In my region the rock caps are rare we have a thick over burden so roads are built with...

sound like some good stuff

Is this sand?, If yes for sand you need a solid foot as its not as strong as gravel so you need more but by the sound of it you will need the thickness to get above grade.