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My wife swears by this Drew. Lord knows I give her plenty of opportunities to use it.

Not two pedals, just a smaller treadle.

Bad diaphragm at the back of the horn maybe? Take out the screws and check if it has a tear or is stuck with rust

Coby, I have always just grabbed that type with vise grips, rotated back and forth a few times and they came right out. Never really measured to replace, kinda eyeballed the selection in the assortment box Dad had and picked one that matched. Tapped the new one in with a small socket that rode...

RNG, I meant to ask yesterday. The dodge dump truck, is that yours or the grading crews?

Follow the docs directions and all will be good. I had the surgery last may, both eyes, two weeks apart. Had a few extra after visits for the right eye. It was holding at a higher pressure, but finally settled down, but all in all trouble free. Wore contacts or glasses for 43 years. Great...

Takes a couple days for that sandy feeling to go away Randy. Are you on drops for another week?

Swing lock pin?

Would have been an interesting project to be a part of for sure.

Don, I can’t remember what it is but its familiar as all get out. If my father was still alive I’m sure he could tell me what it is. I’m not real sure that there isn’t one in his garage. If you squeeze the handle does it lock, stay squeezed?

They are about 1/2 hr away from me. Want me to pick ya up a case? Lol

Will the ends of your 3pt hitch not fit inside the quick hitch?

. No drive thru or bathroom. It’s been there over 50 years.

Yeah , if it's an md

Ok, thats twice that I've seen. What's with the white men references? Just what are you trying to stir up?

See post #1

My two cents. I'd rent something similar to a hitachi 250 (could go bigger but of course more cost)~ $3500 a week, pull everything from one side with the additional reach; a Volvo 25 to haul the spoils ~ $5000 a week. Probably about 12-16 buckets per load depending on material. Maybe 400 gallons...

Hope that berms not too high. I would imagine what you are cleaning out of the ditch is pretty wet.

While still in high school I worked for a custom farmer. We used to drink this ice cold in the summer. It was great stuff And had a grapefruit flavor.

I believe I'd pass.

Which engine and transmission?

Very nice find. Thanks for the details.

I thinks it's been discussed before, but what is the use of the fish mouth on the adjustable? And I've never seen a vise grip as pictured, Who made that model?

Check with Rhino. They were at one time called Servis

a little snow clearing this morning. Figure we got about 11”.

Pulse secure is doing updates if that's your vpn system.

FWIW, I was advised by my pharmacist when I got the booster that if I started getting any arm pain or "fluey" feeling, to take two Tylenol and drink a bottle of water, then follow with another bottle. Said the hydration helps. I did wake up the next morning with a pretty good arm pain. Followed...

I saw your post about an hour after you posted. I too peak at Flight Radar from time to time. I looked for the Russian and found it. Also found a Chinese airways flight around PA at the same time. I’m sure there are quite a few unidentified above us more than we think.

Just about 110 miles northeast of you

Well for once the weather people were close. We got 13" at home.

could be interesting here

I found this and thought it was interesting. According to some reading I did, they pulled 20 tons of logs at a time out of the woods with it.

Instead of a permanent mount, could you use a piece of channel to hang the bracket on top of the raised tailgate? That way it's not in the way. After you added the power dump of course. Sorry, just intrigued with the idea of picking up the cans with the bed. I tow mine down my 1000' lane hooked...

I can't remember if you stated so or not, but if your bed dumps hydraulically can you mount your brackets on the back, raise the bed, back up and lower the bed to lift the cans?

You should be able to unplug the sensor. That should shut off the light and buzzer.

Mostly, I have had those door sensors knocked out of adjustment when equipment was returned to the compartment. The plunger cancels the alarm when pushed in with a finger, but the door doesn’t push it in far enough. Readjustment corrects that. Should just be two screws in a slotted bracket...

I was thinking he could do a show like Norm's Old Yankee Workshop.

You might try this, Don. https://www.amazon.com/Drive-Medical-Universal-Walker-Holder/dp/B00HCPYFJI/ref=zg_bs_3777021_3/143-1130053-4378912?pd_rd_i=B00HCPYFJI&psc=1

If I had that setup on the front of that tractor, I'd be watching the DelDOT auctions for a used plow. Cheaper investment for heavier plow. And they sure ain't worn out.

I gotta ask. Are you pulling up or pushing down on the collars? If I read most of these correctly you are being told to tap them down. They look like you need to be sliding them up. Spray them with PB again, put a pair of vise grips on one close to the bottom, rotate if possible while pulling up...

Raining and windy here too. But dedicated to supper. Lol

Drew, We have this one from Amazon. It works great. Deluxe Solar Flag Pole Light, Flag Light, LED Downlight for Most 15 to 25 Ft In-Ground Flag Poles, Fits 0.5" Wide Flag Ornament Spindles (Deluxe Silver)

Prop me up beside the Jukebox - Joe Diffie

Lol. Having the same problem up here. Haven’t found a good Italian sub in 10 years. Boiled ham, American cheese seems to be the norm now. It’s a lost art I guess. Tried a new place last year and they came with Mayo. Specified vinegar and oil.

Does the 2638 have a detent adjustment switch on it? The 2555 has a rocker switch to the left of the steering column. 3 position. If so, if it's set on #1, try 2 or 3.

RNG, Does PG&E have their own fire fighting equipment? I was noticing the hose reel in the back of the 1ton in your pic.

I would if it was mine. Just something I ran across and remembered you were looking for a deck.

https://delaware.craigslist.org/grd/d/hockessin-late-60s-jacobsen-super-chief/7336308794.html maybe a good parts machine for you.

I shortened a socket to fit with long breaker bar on my 990. Worked for me.

Proud to fly it everyday.

after the rain today.

Drew, the Tuckahoe Steam Show is coming up in a couple weeks. It’s a nice show with tractors, a few cars, and threshing, lumber mill, shingle making, rock crushing. Dunno if Randy goes but it’s quite the experience. Think it starts on the 8th.

No top link, but I do have a chain from the top link pin on mower to the qh hook.I’d take a pic but just unhooked mower an hour ago.

Top link has been there, transferred from old tractor. Put the tilt on yesterday. It sure makes a difference with the box blade.

Should be right behind front idler. Look under the square cover shown in pic. Or look for a square headed plug, unscrew, zerk should be under that.

Had to laugh. Coincidence?

2" thick with those dimensions, around here it's north of 40k

Saw one up at the Milford store Randy. Pretty neat looking

Glad to have helped

Can you cut 3" off one end (or 1 1/2" off both) and re tap the threads? Or am I missing something?

but is here. Weird.

what's the A with inverted v mean next to the date? It shows up on some but not all posts.

Just started snowing up here and freezing, Randy.

I bet that caused havoc in Harbeson, Drew.

I got mine last night. As a first responder we were notified yesterday morning of time and place. Short form to fill out, 1 page of questions. Drive up, never had to get out of vehicle. Got the Moderna version. Gave me a card to carry and info on the shot. Went over to a parking area to wait for...

Yup. Thus the handle on the green chair.

On my phone so no link. Just go to the firestore.com. I’m thinking a Bullard wild land Helmet, goggles or shield, and a nomex hood. And I would vote no on the drawstrings.

. Something similar to that.

Milford

Sorry, I misspoke. They are defending Wallops. They prolly did com from Pax.

They are probably coming out of Wallops, Randy. They should be done tomorrow. We had A-10s up here a couple of weeks ago.

Man I wish you were closer. The attached pics show a spanner for the booster hose, and a standard spanner. . This one is a hydrant wrench with spanners. Id open the lowest discharge and flush the pump, with it in gear. But I'd also shoot a bottle of ivory soap in the pump first, and let it...

It's like riding a bike. Ya never forget the basics.

Whoops, Drew beat me to the relief valve info. Sorry, didn't see it prior to posting.

Ok. So you're in the right gear. The gauge on the left should be your intake/vacuum gauge. The one on the right is your discharge/pressure gauge. 2000 rpm and still only showing 45psi? What is your intake gauge reading prior to opening a discharge to flow water? Is it at zero or above? Does it...

What's your intake gauge reading while at 45psi discharge? What gear are you pumping in?

I was wondering the same thing. Or the tank fill is open possibly.

RNG, the tank may have access panels in the top. If there is a wooden slatted floor in the hose bed, remove and look for screws/bolts along the top edge. Should be two panels(hopefully) and give you room to work. If you get the tank cleaned out if can be coated to prevent rust. Just replace the...

If it's a 750 gpm pump, suction inlet should be 4.5". You may or may not also have a 2.5" suction below the main inlet.

Thanks for the welcome, guys. I’ve been reading GM for a while, waiting for an opportunity to participate. RNG, that’s not mine, just a pic I found online. I have ran one identical to it and figured that would incorporate your tools into one box, so to say. Apparently, it is for sale tho.

. RNG, maybe this would work for you.

I am 6 foot 5 inches with a size 15 shoe. I made a minor modification to my seat, raised it 3.5 inches and moved it back an additional 3 or so. Made all the difference in comfort. It is not difficult to adjust your tractor to you if the room exists. This took about a half hour.

Ok, I need some help. I知 looking to build a thumb for my 48 forks. Just something simple, with one arm and one cylinder. I would use it took pick up cut limbs and other tree debris. I swore I remembered seeing a recent post regarding someone building one but I can稚 find it. Any help would be...

This is Bailey. He’s a little tense , not! He likes to ride as well .

They’re a tough mower. I bought mine used in 05 and it was probably 10 years old then. I’ve put blades on it twice, replaced the seals and bearings in the wheels once, a new Drive belt once, and a year ago added a stiffener plate across the front and welded up a few cracks in the deck. Also...

So do any of you guys run a disk or rototiller behind your tractors? If so, what size and/or type are you using? I知 thinking about purchasing one or both and looking for information from present users. I値l be tilling my own garden and thinking of hiring out to others for the same purpose. Any...

Her first snow. She did good!:thumbsup:

Only 5 inches of snow so far, but itç—´ her first snow so was impatiently waiting to get started. She did good!:thumbsup:

. Mine has tilt as well. I raised mine and found that I really don’t have a problem with reaching the steering wheel either. Now on to the next modification, lol.

Or could use the mini mirror like bicyclists mount on their helmets, lol.

I’m 6’5”, and this pic I’m leaning back close to the window to get the angle. When I’m sitting normal I can just glance up to see what I’m after. I do get just the top of my head in the view, but not much. That may change after I raise the seat 2-3”.

Finally got my mirror installed

A few pics of the ammo can toolbox I added and my 2555

So I was wondering if anyone had relocated the exhaust discharge point on their 2555. I知 thinking it may help quiet the noise down a bit in the cab and help a little with heat in the summer. When I was looking at other tractors before buying mine in March, I noticed that most discharge at the...