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That's how the "wetland laws" came about. Very similar to air pollution laws. People don't seem to remember the "tragedy of the commons". Air pollution once got so bad in many cities that air was acid and difficult to breath. Visibility was greatly reduced. Wetlands start with the damp spot in...

Don't forget AVAILABILITY. We've recently seen supply lines for a wide variety of things collapse. That's why I mentioned appliances. If the OP KNOWS what they will want a washer/dryer bought now is a sure thing. I'm pretty sure "common" hardware, like wire and nails will be available. And...

My Father had similar happen to him. Took his car to the local garage, they didn't get the filter on tight, dumped it all on a SHORT drive home. Taught me to check the dealers work as best as I can.

How about one on your solar setup? Did you find another panel? I'm wanting to make a few of the setups you pictured using my Wyze cams. Proposed equipment: Solar panel (100 watt) linky V3 Wyze cams (1 to 3) 20,000 mAh power bank (I've several) or a 12V battery Charge controller Power inverter...

Many people make the mistake IMHO of building the house first, then the storage. Build some small storage first or buy a shipping container for more secure storage. Then fill it. People have been predicting another great recession "within 6 months" since 2019. With the rise of the $15/hr wage...

CAREFULLY examine all needs for large appliances, I'm waiting for them to skyrocket. Most are produced overseas, and the ones that are not follow the pricing. Good luck.

Ok, so like the old joke goes, we've established a price range. Keep it under $70 right? A MMM for one of the large B's runs about $4K. That would buy a decent ZTR. If your mowing is limited to the area around the house doing it with a tractor larger than a B would be problematic, lot's of...

In stock? As "not sold" or just available to try out? That's a key point because I read on here LONG wait times in some areas. The BX23 would be good, if you had a large barn and wanted it for clearing stalls :) But I'm pretty sure it wouldn't be good for the rest of your uses.

Thanks for the wrap up.

A big B at least. You failed to mention $$$$$ and new or used. Digging almost requires a backhoe, a 5 to 15 K option. Right now even used are expensive. Pre pandemic used could be bought for a little less, now even older tractors are expensive.

I reported 3 this a.m. and was just thinking it would be nice if some flag was set so others would know it's been reported. Especially if the flag was visible without opening the thread.

Could something be done so the "report" link could pop up a selection for spam and then automatically put in "reported" notice in the subject thread so we notify any reader of the thread it had been reported as spam?

Do these prices you people are quoting include insurance for unloading at sea, like the Ever Forward which they are unloading in Chesapeake Bay? linky That can't be cheap. /edit And after further reading at that link it looks like shipping out of Shanghai may become iffy due to C19.

I rarely shop at TSC anymore, for me it's not near where I've been going for the last few years. But in 2020 I was wanting to get 2 of those scaffolds for some projects. HF had just raised their price on it from about $120 to about $200. TSC put them on sale for like $120@ and I made a big...

My back yard looked similar to that about 40 years ago. I took a round pointed shovel, removed a1 foot strip of sod, dug a shallow ditch. Laid in an appropriate length of slotted 4" or 6" black plastic drain pipe, laid a layer of roofing felt over, filled around the sides with #57, topped with...

Drugs will do that to one.

Is that an 026 or 260?

You lose a lot more w/ 100' of 12 gauge vs 10' of 14. linky

Appreciate your post. I'm not planning on more than immediate family supply, a dozen logs MAY do, certainly no more than several dozen. Log supply is infinite. I've got acres of sweetgum and oaks in Mississippi which I can harvest from. I'm especially intrigued in using sweetgum. It's a nice...

Other than the size that looks remarkably similar to my M4700 when I bought it back in 2013 for about $12K. 660639 Same color, similar wear pattern, same cracked taillights, same flashers. Mine had been used for mowing beside the county roads for about 1400 hours. Over the last 10 years and...

City kids could always hotwire a vehicle.

Thanks guys. What I'm looking is a forum like TBN or Orange Tractor Talks that is for discussing growing mushrooms.

Depends on the camera. For example the Wyze cameras have to connect back to the company server when first turned on. But the phone can be used as a "hotspot". Once turned on (and kept powered) I can move mine to where there is no signal and view on the phone. But these darn tech companies are...

That's the way to go, make it so in a multistory house one can do all the "essentials" of living on one floor. I view the other floors similar to my sheds, may go days without getting there. My 97 re old MIL has a split level, 3 level house, with walkout on lowest and next level. About the...

Same here, so darn clear it's almost impossible to tell the level on the stick for either of my tractors. Have to twist the dip sticks in the light just right or dab them on a cloth.

Considering the potential for damage you might be better off going with a very inexpensive wireless IP cam and your mobile phone. I've put a $10 battery in a ziploc bag, run a short USB cable to a wireless IP cam and then used it for a backup camera, FEL camera, battery charger monitoring etc...

Glad to read you came down safely. I've only been on 1 flight (commercial 737 size) where they "lost" an engine. We were going from Dulles to Germany, got over about Nova Scotia and an engine went out. We circled back to Ohio, glided in and dumped fuel, landed safely back at Dulles. Based on...

Seems not much info on TBN for mushroom growers. I'm trying to grow some Shiitakes for home consumption (soups and salads mainly) and found conflicting advice on the web, as expected. If you know some good sites could you post some links?

perhaps we could look forward to subsidies for Tesla semi's

Heck, even when I bought mine back about 2013 IIRC it took about 2 months from order to delivery.

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I've things that makes it relatively easy: A Loadhandler Good plywood and tarps A son, now about 40, with a strong back. For a while there we'd go and pick up about 3 or 4 loads a year, usually about 2 tons at a time. He'd push off the top of the pile then with the Loadhandler we'd crank off...

USUALLY there's some guy on here that will jump in with a formula that involves IIRC naptha and acetone. But Seafoam has saved my carbs many a time. At one time I was running 4 (3 Stihls and a JD) chain saws frequently doing CSM. My back went out, I was laid up for about 6 months and didn't get...

In the '60's and early '70's my friends wore flea collars in 'Nam, or so they said.

A quick read found no reference to powerwall. Rather the article is about solar PANELS.

I was thinking of rubber tubing, a little roofing tar, all bound around the leak by plumbers clamps. Just enough so you could get pressure in it and lower the cage.

Might want to quickly contact some of the local roofing companies, other people my have had similar problems and have half a roof left and will sell what's still there, or buy yours.

Can you reach the broken hose with a stepladder and jury rig a patch?

So I called my local Northern Virginia rock&sand yard. I can pick up an F350 load anytime.

In Northern Va. I email my Doctor or call and speak to an Advice nurse, been that way for decades. Just checked with local gravel pit, #57 is up to $45 but they'll drop it in my truck. I was concerned about that because of another post today.

Anybody got more info on this rule? What's the easiest way to get a contractors license?

Tractor of choice or best you had in the yard? :)

First of all we order almost EVERYTHING online. Amazon, Walmart, Lowes, HD and many smaller sellers. SWMBO (immune compromised), who used to spend hours in the Malls and at Walmart Pre-Covid hasn't been into a store since 2019. Amazon (about 400 orders since 2021) and Walmart (probably about...

The laws they are a changin' all the time. For example- in Texas - from State Limited Use Pesticide and But getting a Private applicators license is easy. I got mine from Mississippi while sitting in my Laz-Boy with my laptop.

Did you check the impulse line?

Fairfax county, Va has been flying for tax compliance since the 1980's. But they only catch what they see from the air. The problem often is that the neighbor may have been doing that for years. Just because one can "build an expensive, beautiful home" shouldn't make their neighbor have to...

Careful, might have wanted to specify Coca-Cola :)

If you can't get the blades off you'll have to carefully go in with something to cut the wire (maybe a dremel) and unwind it. Sometimes it gets wrapped in pretty tight.

Most of the big box stores sell the lowest quality stuff they can get by with. (I'm assuming was to be rough cut.) How big are your trees? If you can cut 4x4's without heartwood or barkwood, and dry them correctly, stickered etc. they will be better. But you might need trees of 20" diameter or...

Reminds me of a regular PEZ dispenser like I had before 1970.

Wyze Cam V3's have shown to have a wide range of performance in antenna quality. I suspect it's due to poor quality controls at the factory. I've at least a dozen I'm using on 3 properties and I've had a couple that would only get a signal through one interior 2x4 wall. While one "early" V3...

Have you thought of mounting some sort of camera to view live video to help you to maneuver the sawhead in tight places? Like a backup cam?

Welcome from Alexandria, Va. on what is an unusually chilly and windy day. I had a Mitsubishi Sato loaner for about a year, good tractor. 575095

Give some links. The ones I know of are basically solar panels hooked to batteries. You can DIY. Big problem is the battery.

I don't know how long it's been since you were a mechanic but things that have changed: Small cars have engine compartments that pack a lot more stuff in. And often the manufacturers design for the home market. My meathooks can't even get to some replaceable parts of my vehicles (like headlight...

Reads like a potential major safety problem. Seems like a fan blade failure could be catastrophic for other warm bodies.

If the price is objectionable can't you jury rig a car muffler? It does not have to pass an emissions inspection. I once wired 2 large coffee cans together for a VW muffler.

Thats where you need a recording device, sound or video to get his words on tape.

Can you sell it for scrap?

I have a similar problem. Metal roof about 30 years old now. About 6 years ago started getting leaks in one roof. Slope on roof very slight. Best patching I found was to do it on a hot summer day, sit in a plastic patio chair, carry a bucket of soap & water with sponge. Quickly clean off a...

One thing I have not read yet are the "connections" the local SOB's have. Local politics can play a big part. They could be a friend of the the LEO's. The OP may need to establish connections higher up the local political ladder. As a "new person" (I've only been in the Mississippi area...

Glad to see you back!

Post it on public media and call the local/nationwide press.

Try running something like Seafoam through it.

The proof of the pudding is if it gets delivered. I ordered 12 1 gallon jugs from walmart back before thanksgiving. I tried ordering 1 gallon for local pickup. Got notified it was there, was given a pickup time. Went to pick up. Got there, it wasn't available. I did this about 5 times...

Back in High School I worked at a small garden center. I attended a "Scotts" salesperson meeting. They seemed to emphasize say whatever you want, as long as you get their money. I've tried to avoid Scotts products out of principal ever since.

I will often come across a hardware problem/project that is not life threatening but I know there has to be a better way. I've found if I set it aside for a bit the solution will generally come to me. Glad I've LOTS of shop space for "set asides".

Usually there is a "3 point hitch control valve" located just behind your feet, under the seat. I've had that get urned by moving my foot around and it essentially shuts down the hydraulics.

Similar thread: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/20-acres-zero-turn-3000-5000.279093/

It's a wet snow :)

Pallets in fields - potential armor for Russian vehicles?

Like many have complained here - the answer to the OP's question cannot be predicted accurately. Look at lumber prices: (from Lumber - 2022 Data - 1978-2021 Historical - 2023 Forecast - Price - Quote - Chart) I bought a bunch of 2x4 studs in early 2020, unbeknownst to me (at the time) I must...

Sorry, forgot the smily :)

Looks like it's there now

I just went through a similar problem a while back. Can you access the fill hole easily? I ended up sticking a wooden dowel down and measuring that way.

Vanilla with chocolate chips.

Chicken prices must be a very local item. I've been buying frozen, skinless, boneless breasts for $1.99 or LESS per pound in Alexandria , Va. since we got back to Va. last July. Wegmans is my local store and always seems to have them and I buy about one family pack every 10 days.

One can do the same thing (double covered space) with pallet rack for a fraction of the cost. I'd love to think I could afford a lift but limited usage puts it in "dream" category. Doubling and quadrupling covered space is another thing. I've about 180 linear feet, 4' wide of pallet racking...

note that @Muhammad still does not have 20,000 posts OR a tractor :)

One thing to remember is that a PTO generator may need to be "flashed" if left unused. linky I bought a lightly used Winco 12KW about a decade ago, and have only tested it twice. I'm expecting I may need to "flash" it this summer

Yup, SWMBO and I have what I would have considered 4 "only" children, 2 were mild rebels for a while, but after their "tumultuous twenties" have straightened out and all 4 have become good members of society. I think our main failing was not trying to raise one greedy backstabbing financial...

As I age I find it less and less enjoyable to bend over to find a bolt or other steel part I dropped which invariably rolls under a table. So I've got about 4 or 5 of the magnetic tool holders scattered around the workshops (I've ~ 2,500 sq feet). Each with a strong piece of twine. So I can...

Well I had not delved into all the possibilities before I contacted tech support at CC. But I first tried a phone call and a very helpful tech spent about a half hour or so trying different things, rebooting, turning data on and off etc. Then I was told they "elevated it to a higher level of...

Now you don't tell us where you are (MO?) or your financial situation. You mention snow but we even get snow in Mississippi. But - Tractors are in short supply, to many people had to much money given to them and decided to spend it on tractors. Some of these tractors are bound to end up...

We need videos of this soap-opera. :) Reads like my stepsons life and second (now ex) wife. Then after 1 son and about 6 years she ran off with with someone else AND my stepson's son. All worked out but a LOT of drama. Good luck

This may be Consumer Cellular and Samsung specific. Due to the turn off of 3G I was no longer able to place/receive voice calls over 4G with my Samsung A20 which has LTE. Called Consumer Cellular. Was told to turn off and on a litany of things, nothing fixed the problem. Told a rep would call...

Face it - the solution overall is a rapid decrease in population. The virus that cannot be mentioned did not kill off enough of breeding age. Virtually all organisms expand beyond the limits of their resources and then experience a population decline, often by disease. War and pestilence are...

I would attempt to drill them out first. But I would use a drill with a clutch so if it bound up it would stop (be prepared to us up a few drill bits, and think largest bit available). Then either an appropriate accelerant to burn out the remaining wood or some strong acid wash. I had a...

Finally a good excuse to brew again! What is the daily recommended dosage?

What's wrong with that ?? :) When I bought my 50HP tractor it was used exclusively on my 1/2 acre lot for about a year IIRC. Until I moved it to Mississippi where it lives on 75 acres.

As posted elsewhere in this thread (IIRC) I bought a weBoost 474120R (Refurbished) back in 2020 for $90. That upped my cell phone reception where I needed it by about 10dB. And worked with the Mobley also. Is there a screen in the window? Is the glass low-e? see linky

With Russia shutting down all the news agencies perhaps Musk could come up with a "dishy" package that could be easily gotten into mother Russia. Think of "Internet Free Russia". I am convinced that the fall of the Wall was brought about by the flood of information. I was in West Germany when...

Most here are only partially involved in Agriculture.

Rural rules My house in Mississippi is in a dry county. Simple possession of alcohol in your home was illegal. The guy I bought it from was a deputy sheriff. It had a reputation for some of the best parties involving lots of alcohol. Tales of cars lining up to get to the "party sheds" with...

Yeah, I had a major addition about 10 years ago. Probably 30 new point light fixtures all told. Everyone was bragging on LED fixtures. The fixtures only cost slightly more than A19's but obviously included bulbs. At the time A19 bulbs (60 watt equivalent LED bulbs, 9 watt, 750 lumens) were...

Seems like they would start using drones exclusively.

I shaved for my annual for years, but then the "3-day stubble look" became popular so I usually just do the clippers without guide combs, so I'm more like a fuzzy peach the first day. Shaving required more effort, and since I used a single blade razor, occasional loss of blood. For years I...

That could be because it's NOT LEGAL in most jurisdictions. Federal law and state law are different. Even in most states where it's legal to consume it's illegal to grow. But the times they are a changing.

I agree on the clipper set. I cut my own hair routinely. March 18th, the day after Saint Patrick's Day. I dye all the hair above my neck (EXCEPT my moustache) green for the 17th, take it off the day after. This year I'm thinking of just washing part of my beard and seeing what a 2 year old...

If you only run it 100 hours a year the question to me becomes what's the temp when you run it? If it's summertime I'd expect no problem, but if it's the dead of winter at 0°F I'd be concerned about it being a bit thick.

For many Americans the program (https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/cash-for-clunkers.asp) was a boon, Now it looks like we may offer Poland and others compensation for Russian jets. F-16's for MIG-29's?

Did you mean SPORE??

And I feel lucky I got over a rather severe case in 5 months, most of it on crutches. I was advised to not rely on footgear with fixed arch support, rather get footgear that you can easily put inserts in. And the good inserts cost almost as much as a 6" boot.

Are you going to get the boyfriend to help you? That was always a good way to scope out potential suitors for my daughter.

drain into 4 5gallon gas cans.

Been there, had it done. I've had diesels since a '79 VW Rabbit (65mpg:) ). So I've always been very careful. Traveled TDY to Europe quite a bit usually in a group. Friend put about 5 liters of gas into a rental VW TDI, then topped it off w/ diesel (~60L total). Ran rough as HE%%. But we...

I want the phone that lets me pull the part out of the screen.

I need the phone/tablet that they show at about the 7 second mark.

Just look on TBN https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/members/alien.119252/

C'mon - a quick glance at tractor house shows a 9320T for $123,000!

GAD!! Please not Captcha!! One camera site I frequent uses that and I'm constantly getting problems logging in. I generally come in to TBN via a link to the forums and go directly to New Posts, I have not been seeing the one post wonders.

Or try WD-40 instead of ether

Not really, Budapest memorandum But Russia was one of the signatories. But this discussion is trending dangerously close to politics.

Or 🙃 to indicate sarcasm.

Is that protective cover for wild grasses and bunnies ? :)

Oh you definitely need a counterweight! I bought a Woods BH70X backhoe to offset mine (at least that was the excuse I gave my wife :) )

What's the status of "mobile" Starlink? I spend about half my time in Mississippi and half in Virginia.

Strategic parking of equipment with drips helps greatly.

My MIL (97) suffered from cataracts for over a decade. Finally got both done last year. Now her leg hurts from kicking herself in the butt for not doing it a decade ago.

There goes the price of chicken!

What will you do with it at the end of the 2 years? Why do you think this crazyness is going to subside? $4850 seems kinda steep but it's delivered, you must be satisfied with it and are willing to put another $2.5 grand into it. I'd say buy it and get on with it.

Darn, another thing to stock up on. If we thought not being able to get T6 was bad wait until all the delivery vehicles start breaking down because of no hydraulic fluid.

My "problem" is the time I waste remembering the joy and work I got from the engine the old V-belt came from, but I view it as cheap entertainment.

Basically it is a BAD time to need to buy a trailer, used or new. Steel prices are still high, lumber prices are back in nose-bleed territory and labor prices are skyrocketing, if you can find the labor.. Most trailers have about doubled in price. If this is for an "occasional" use, not tax...

Look up under spec'd loaders on this forum. Within the last 15 years there have been at least a half dozen threads about Kubota dealers deliberately setting the pressure low. It's very possible the dealer did it.

My present wife DOES! As long as there is some semblance of order and things can be found in a timely fashion she puts up with it, and often adds to it. “Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without.”

My "sheds" 682823 have about 400 linear feet of pallet racking. Only a few pictured here. 646381,646382,646383,646384 Most are 3 or 4 levels and so far in the last 10 years I've only got them about 70% full. Organization and labeling is the key, but it can be difficult. But what I really...

At my local Lowes those are $11 for the 12. I've found Lowes to be slow to update prices on screws and bolts. And that is without my 10% vet discount.

Most people will recommend you spend the bucks for a full up set of SSQA pallet forks. But they won't send you the money. IF you are going to want SSQA (or have SSQA) they are probably worth it. But I've made it 12 years with a pair of $120 Titan clamp ons. The only problem I've had with them...

Did that come with handle? To prevent wrist twisting.

What's your approximate turn around time (from order to delivery) now for a Cat 2 top link kit?

Is quility how it fits in the quill?

Messicks has online parts diagrams. Kubota does also but I don't know the links.

Is that 4 minutes with either an inboard or outboard clutch?

On mine there was a weld NOT holding the seat. I JB welded it.

I also got the email AND the faulty seat. I fixed it years ago.

Both fipronil and bifenthrin are on the list of Restricted Use Product. Which means you may need a LICENSE to buy or use, depending on your state. Licenses for this stuff may be easy or difficult to get. But due to "the virus that must not be named" at least one state offers licensing via an...

On painting OSB - I've had good results using latex (some Walmart stuff for barns) on Advantech OSB, stuff is durable for years, but regular OSB would get weat under the paint and fall apart.

And this may be why many Amazon workers feel they are treated poorly. They want to be able to sit around and sip coffee.

read further: linky It might work, then again might not.

Reading that gives me no idea how much fuel the OP has put through the system. I usually fill up at 1/4 tanks, so 2 fuel ups would be 1.5 tanks. Some people fill up every time they do even a little work, others wait until the engine stutters.

Can you just tell us what you have for a welder that shoots out wire?

Diesel and a lit match.

If this is on your B2601 you should panic!! Give me the tractor and I'll make sure it's fixed and get it back to you after a short test, say about 10 years. 🙃 (sarcasm emojii) Wouldn't worry, run a couple of tanks through it. Enjoy.

Until the OP decides to bless us with his input again (last seen in this thread at post #41) this thread has become useless. I have one also. A 12 yr old HF Flux core freebee which stopped feeding wire (hence the price). HF welder (Haven't even tried to fix it.) Or maybe he has a Millermatic...

Yup, had a Fiat 128 SL, darn thing ate wheel bearings. But they were relatively cheap and easy to DIY replace, about every 5,000 miles.

Along similar lines I purchased a BIG RED T10152 Torin Steel Scissor Lift Jack Car Kit for my trailer. Found when I slide it back under the axles cranking it was a royal pain. /edit due to handle length and configuration. So I slid a 6 point socket on an extension for my 20v Max drill and...

Starting from $20K MSRP.

A backhoe is like a hand, you need a thumb.

Here's hoping! I noticed TSC had 2.5 Gallon jugs of T6 on sale recently.

That's what I'm thinking.

If you've got room to store it what's the problem? Other than sudden death nobody else cares. My sheds 646385 are finally approaching comfortably full after 11 years. I just need to keep it organized for the executor of my estate. Often some unforeseen project will pop up and with a couple of...

This is getting to be a pain. Can't get through to customer service, online shows plenty in stock, so I order for pickup at the store. Get phone message in a while "Some items you ordered were not in stock..." Go online and see "Your cancellation was successful" WTH?? I still want the item I...

As stated even a cold Stihl doesn't start on the first pull. First pretreat with napalm. Worked in 'Nam. Get up to date: Stihl MS 500i The MS 500i is the first chain saw on the worldwide market with electronically controlled fuel injection.

Other than maybe in your tractors garage where is a GOOD place to breakdown?

Probably, need more specs though for us to give advice. You may have a "BIG" MIG or a tiny one. Both would work but a smaller one would be easier to learn on. If you are beginning a with a more powerful machine, especially if it's stick, you may just burn holes through thin sheet metal unless...

Gad! I'd been waiting for someone to write that! 110 posts. Another point - I usually enter the site via a link to the Forums, and threads like this don't show up until someone writes about them elsewhere on TBN. To me this forum is like a workingman's bar. You need smart bouncers. Some of...

And we all love pictures!

Unless someone comes up with a good referenced study all you will get on this site is hearsay and personal experiences. In another thread posted very recently one poster wrote it was only good for a year. I've personally had diesel that was treated at the proper dosage with Power Service set in...

And it tends to keep the riff-raff out.

Or even an M4700. 660638,660639,660641,660642

Thought we covered that before: Cheap $20 a month Stand Alone Unlimited Rural Internet through AT&T Wireless Go for a refurb unit.

People in Virginia are already complaining about the "long winter". Cripes, it was 64°F on Jan 1'st.

Don't apologize. Someone should make a compendium of your posts and put it in a TBN fact file. Unfortunately that is the way things are going, steal a little until you get caught then say "whoops, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to do that". What they mean is they didn't mean to get caught.

I had a similar frustrating problem with me F350. The truck side of the trailer was "flaky". All lights and brakes would work. Then they might not. Traced it down to the plug in the truck had a corroded connection inside. When pushed hard together (like when plugging in a 7 pin tester), all...

Do you get any indication that fuel is being pumped? Can you loosen an injector? I got interrupted when I changed the filter on my '88 Ford E350 w/ 7.3L IDI. It took FOREVER to get it cranked. I'd do 20 or 30 seconds, let it sit for a while, repeat. Had to charge the batteries several times...

Happy Birthday Bird!

What's the approximate weight for a 72" (for my M4700)?

PICTURES!!!!

In my case in Alexandria I'm pretty sure the guy that bought the other house had a good idea he didn't own the extra 2 feet and figured if he got it put in concrete drive I'd be the loser. Another couple of survey things that have happened to me - Back about 1962 my Dad and Grandad bought "20...

Or did you mean turning over?

And lets talk about size - What is a midsized tractor? 50HP?

A bulldozer. /edit or a chainsaw and a crew If your wanting to use your L3301 to clear large brush and trees you need another machine.

Without an OFFICIAL survey your screwed. As I posted here years ago, Fairfax County redid a road in front of a house I own in Alexandria, Va. and was rented out. I was probably on travel when they placed the driveway apron on the house to the east. Didn't really notice the 2 foot shift to the...

My tractors are my Utility Vehicles.

Well can you tell us about "using a small tweaker size Flathead"? I've been using fingers, and it takes me minutes to "stroke" them straight. Also, still looking for recommendations: That was a dramatic understatement, I've already used up 6 of my 40 Cat (6) lives.

That has changed some. Some advocate cutting at an angle: Even though that in that pic the poster messed up with blue & striped green.

Seems like we all want MORE BANDWIDTH. Just ran across this (it's the county adjacent east of me) for Franklin County, Alabama (pop 32,113): source So the entire county may get 10GB service to their house or business simply because they can throw the Covid relief money at it. How can...

I'm trying to run security cams. Even the 2MP resolution sucks up 4Mb bandwidth. It even brings my "city" network to it's knees when I'm trying to display multiple cams from the outside.

So he can plant pallets?

Do you realize the OP was last here in 2011?

First of all - You've got 5 tractors there, it seems that despite your OCD you could sell several and easily have another $50K. Used tractors are selling at a premium. Like Dave wrote an adapter should cost well < $1,000. There's a reason you can find all others except Kubota. Kubota and JD...

I prefer a good warm woman, my wife.

It also adds to the weight and you usually pay per lb. So one ends up paying a $1 or 2 per lb for salted water.

Walmart sells and ships it mt3668

For you more savvy guys - If I put a freeze on my credit, with all 3 agencies, would it stop that?

My 7.3 f350 dually gets about the same. But I rarely drive it for in town trips, most of it's mileage is with towing a trailer between Alexandria, Va and Fulton, Ms. I got the big truck to do work, not carry groceries.

Dig around here: Search | U.S. Geological Survey /edit - look here for example. GloVis You'll have to move around a bit, and it's slow to refresh, but it's paid for by tax dollars. They used to have all the digital quads online.

So does your tractor have a non-synchronized standard shift transmission ? :)

I bought the Northern Tool model about 10 years ago. Works.

If you are going to keep bees now is the time to get two hives and the needed materials (frames etc.) and order the bees. for spring delivery. The bees often sell out and are difficult to get, unless your friend can set you up with a colony or two.

But like anything else if you are only doing it a few times it's not. And my foreseeable planned projects will probably only require about 20 more wire runs (40 ends) for my entire lifetime. I spent about 20 years before 2005 having to do the rare end replacement/make a new cable/make a...

Thanks for posting Eddie. Makes us more aware of the scum of the earth.

That could be the same problem for either style of connector (solid light color or striped). But: I found the light green and light blue difficult to tell apart under my lighting conditions.

Followup on cable buy - Ordered 500' of Lowes Superior-Essex Cat 6. Originally due in Monday, 24 Jan, arrived 23 Jan. Immediately hooked up a Klein Cat 6 pass thru connector. Of note the individual strands are all solid color, so ther is a dark brown, light brown, dark green, light green etc...

That looks like the cordless drill I grew up using. We lived in Northern Vt and tapped Maples every year for sugar. Gad what I would have given for my DeWalt 20V max 1/2" drill and 4 6AH batteries!!

Like I wrote - dealers cranked them down on purpose. If that's the l6060 the specs I looked up for that: And it looks like a lot of your load is far forward. Did you check your pressure vs the spec? It might be 10% low.

I prefer the Pferd. Mainly because I needed 3 sizes to fit all my chains and the Pferd was about half the cost. The main difference is the color.

Well the other excuse I would get is they left it with the receptionist in the lobby!! But that was DHL and I have not seen them in a decade or so.