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We don't have a Costco or Sams club close here. All the bourbons you mentioned are the upper $30's here. Still very good bourbons for the price. I bought a bottle of Eagle Rare a year ago for $70.00 at an out of town store. A year later it was $35.00 but at a different store. Got took on the...

Years ago a co worker from Kentucky said he'd bring me back some "shine" from his uncles when he went back to visit family. I was a little hesitant when he handed me a little mason jar of it and wanted me to taste it. To my surprise, it wasn't that bad once you got past the burn. Lol

The MBRowland is better on ice. To me, it's harsh straight but ice mellows it.

Thanks! I'll check them out.

If Meleck gives it a thumbs up, your friend is doing something right. 👍

The 1792 is pretty good. Makers is too wheatie tasting for me. But I do have a couple on the shelf. Lol

Usually the browner the better?

We can't get that here. My daughter lives in Denver so she's my "distributor" for bourbons that are unavailable here.

For the money, it's very good.

For the last couple of years I've been buying different bourbons and the price to taste difference is all over the page. Age makes a difference, mash bill makes a difference and proof makes a huge difference. Like wine, a distillery can put out a very good bourbon one year and it fails to...

I self mandated to remove it entirely since I don't like the splash back while filling and don't pour gas on burn piles, wood stoves or hot engines.

Kind of defeats the debris catchment doesn't it?

Farmi specifically says not to lubricate the chain.

Sounds like the uber rich in Jackson Hole. Heavy restrictions to keep the riffraff out then they ***** because they can't find anyone to unplug their toilets.

You can't mandate stupid out of people.

Being graceful, is being graceful. But your story, go with what ya got. 😉😉

Gee, bashing Dollar General in one thread and giving pointers on how to be graceful in another. Lol

Lost $10.00 to my wife. Good job KC.

Nail biter......

Tie a chain on the butt end and pull it down if you can reach it.

Good first half for the 🦅!

Go 🦅!!!!

That looks handy as well.

Cc

It's a compression wedge fit on the bare tag end of the cable.

Yeah, we switched to gm's.

I use this for the end of the working line.

I have one I bought 2 years ago. Wished I would have got the "my ride" system on it because it doesn't have much for suspension on the seat. Other than that it's been flawless with the Kawasaki engine and ease of servicing it.

I've spent time in rural Mexico. They have the uncanny ability to recognize a hazard on their own.

That plastic thingy is in the bottom of my diesel can. When pumping fuel in the can, the plastic thingy created spray back so I punched it down into the can.

Watched the whole season two. Well worth it!

I had a quote of $34 a foot in 2019. Didn't get drilled until 2022 at $55 a foot.

Maybe it's just me but mandating anything never eliminates a problem. Billy Bob is still going to pour gas on something and go up in smoke. The gas can is still culpable. Lol

Yes it was. I had to bucket a trail then use the blower to clean it up.

The aftermath of a four foot snowstorm.

So political BS is voicing an opinion on a mandate by politicians that haven't had experience with said mandate because someone else handles the yard work. Got it.

This is the price at our Menards.

Well said from Canakastan.

I tried keeping the blower up about a foot off the ground with the loader up until I seen the snow pushing up towards the radiator. Lol

The best flame arrestor is using your brains when dealing with flammable materials.

Weinie tractor aside, anything over 18-20" I use my loader to push a trail in and then blow the snow. With that, not having a loader and a pull type blower isn't going to work out very well with large dumps of snow.

This was pretty informative.

I have and it takes all of that 32 HP and keeps the soot level down in the DPF. 😊

I have a 74" inverter with 32hp at the PTO and it does a great job.

Good advice but recovery straps without hooks or chains are advisable.

Before putting my family through financial strain because of my health issues, there are decisions that I need to make for their sake.

If having a legacy is like the John Dutton family. Im out. 😄

Good trade. Getting rid of a bad relationship is priceless.

Here it is.

Herding dogs are trained on livestock. Chasing deer is probably not in the trainer's/owners best interests?

I'm with you Oosik, it needs to be done but would rather it didn't happen.

I keep a monthly budget since year 2000. As a side note, insurance, utilities and food have gone steadily up 14.8% since 1/1/20 to 1/1/23.

All this time I thought you already were living large.

Our state has a judicial conduct commission that citizens can contact for situations like this. One district court judge was just removed for letting files set on his desk and not getting hearings scheduled. AKA, lazy. My wife was the chair person on this commission for two years. They...

Im not a fan of Jim Nance. Otherwise is a good game.

Time to cut the lawyers off. Fire them.

Well, Purdy is back in. Throwing the long ball will test his elbow.

If the diesel in the pump is gelled, I'd be looking for a different supplier.

I owe my life to three friends when I succumbed to hypothermia while backpacking at 10,000 feet in 1982. An August hike above the tree line turned ugly with a snow squall and not the right equipment for the conditions.

And were surprised?

Good for her! For what they get paid, it's probably her only transportation.

I was wondering the same thing.

I just keep working my tractor during a regen with the RPM's at 2200. What does your manual say about regens?

He's working his way back down. The cost of buying gravel and working his way up must have been prohibitive.

I follow this guy on YouTube. One of the most knowledgeable mechanic's I've ever seen. Since he's working on a Challenger, I thought I'd post this.

I'm surrounded by tall ponderosa trees and obstructions were my concern as well. Turns out the dish adjusted itself to almost straight up.

I found out that removing the tin cap before screwing the tube into the grease gun makes worlds of difference. 😂

Yep, you got took. I don't blame you for getting rid of that lemon. Was the regen at 500 hours the first one? Not really relevant but thought Id ask the question.

Absolutely devastating. Wishing you luck in the task at hand.

I never knew a coffeemaker was available to make specific blends of coffee. Living in the sticks has its drawbacks I guess. Lol

Back when men were men and dozers were dozers. Nice picture Buckeye.

I have a neighbor who has a bx that has maybe 1/4 acre. As far as mowing his small lawn, it looks just as good as mine with my expensive zero turn. Plus, I have a wheel borrow. He doesn't. Lol

Ace, ruler of none, master of destruction. Lol

I've given up on a Fox weather app. Every day it's a crisis some where with a bomb cyclone or atmospheric river.

Look at the bright side. 40% of it looks good. You just have 60% of it to fix.

My 4060 with cab didn't. I bought it in 2019. If you look at the spec sheet I posted, the mid is optional for each GL model.

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Mid PTO's are actually an option on the GL's. https://www.kubotausa.com/docs/default-source/sales1source/l4060-detailed-specifications.pdf?sfvrsn=e4797e0e_2

If it isn't, it should be.

Whatever....

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I can't remember what the product was called other than JB made it and it was an epoxy. It was 5 years ago. I just threw that option out to the OP on my experience with plastic repair. Reading through all the comments, it's looking like a new radiator is needed. Myself, I would clean and...

My outlanderXP hates pushing wet heavy snow. In fact, it can't without abusing it.

Well, if your an Elmers fan, this makes sense.

After a bout with hypothermia three years ago, I found out that it sneaks up on you and can fool you that you're fine. I wasn't fine and kept plowing. Once I was done plowing my reduced motor skills was evident trying to walk around in my shop. Taking my coveralls off was a test of my mental...

I understand the concern of an epoxy attempt to fix the radiator. Ordering a new one and keeping the old repaired one is an idea. Snapping it off again is a possibility since it's plastic.

Accounting for inflation, looks to be about $2.50.

My game plan would be cleaning taking the fitting out of the hose and cleaning both areas where it snapped off and glue it. JB weld makes a good epoxy for plastic. I punched a hole in a plastic diesel can 5 years ago and used it. Still performing and frankly stronger than the plastic itself.

I have had a Farmi 351P on an L2501 with 20HP at the PTO. It did fine. Totally depends on the terrain and how large of trees you winch. It's a short learning curve to find the limits of the HP at the PTO. Either winch will work you have listed. Merry Christmas!

No problem and welcome to TBN!

Some do add spacers to the front however lots more do not. With the front axle able to pivot on a center pin the front spacers will do little good. I had 6" spacers on the rear of an L3400 that i used for contract mowing with filled rear tires. It stuck on the side of hills like a tick. Lol

If your planning on adding spacers, and Bro-Tech are very good spacers, you will need to remove the tires. Fill the tires then.

Browning was born in Casper Wyoming. I had the opportunity to met Pete Rose in 2013 and he brought up Browning. Said he was an outstanding pitcher.

He has numerous toys he transfers in and outside. He never brought that golf ball back inside. He did being in a rabbit hind leg once and left it on our bed. He wasn't called smart when that happened. Lol

That $100-200 a month is a lot of money to a lot of Americans.

I put a golfball in our fast eaters bowl and it slowed him down for a few bites then he promptly removed the ball and set it to the side of the bowl. After downing his food, took the ball out his dog door to the backyard and left it there.

I installed 40' on my entrance. The service road I turn off of isn't very wide. The extra footage on my entrance makes up for the difference when pulling trailers.

My mat and some 4' snow. I had to doze a trail then clean it up with the blower.

No kidding! Strange. I can't find it either and I'm using the app as I type.

My barn in it's natural state.

Are you using the TBN app?

Total protection. I like it. We got 50" of snow at my place in South Dakota. The only way I can get into it is by snowshoeing. It's a 10% grade up hill for 1400 feet. Going to try it in a couple of days. If no one hears from me by the 21st, I didn't make it. Lol

Yeah, easy fix for the length. I never adjust mine because I have a cab. If I didn't have the cab, I'd have the hydraulic adjuster though. The rock guard that came on mine is a piece of 1/2" rubber mat. Looked good in principle but not so much in application. After a few chunks of gravel...

I was having trouble with my Hulu streaming app dropping out. I logged into my account and got the help number and called them. After explaining the situation to the guy, he wanted me to verify it was me and asked for my SS number. I said Im logged into my account with my username and...

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Forgot to empty the blackwater tank.

We just got 30" of snowfall and we never lost SL.

Happy days are here! Until the government steps in to do what they do best.

These two decided to duke it out right in front of my game cam.

If the tractor can move, I would rent a trailer and haul it there. A 14K trailer is $75 a day (24 hours) here to rent.

Fossil fuel hating governments are not just in the US. So yes, it's worldwide.

Very accurate and dependable. We've had ours for 10 years.

Wow, it takes me at least 30-45 minutes to change the oil, oil filter and fuel filter. I need to step up my game! [emoji23]

Good for him! Hopefully I can do that when I'm 99.

Thanks for that! That tip should go in the tip of the day thread.

I'm assuming there are no codes flashing on the dash. With that, a dealer could get the error codes of off it and diagnose the issue. Even crappy dealers can run a system diagnostics. Unfortunately that is your only alternative. This would eliminate throwing parts at it.

Nice job!

The royal oak pellets are pricey but worth a try. They (royal oak) say they can be used in any pellet smoker.

Wow, our county road and bridge has a budget of over 7 million with close to 46000 people in the county. Your road and bridge needs to be commended on what they do with what they have.

Next time it happens, lower the 3PH. See if that makes a difference. I had an L2501 that if the 3point hitch was fully raised, it would go into bypass. It was intermittent as well.

I have a Pitboss digital pellet fired smoker. Works great but struggles to keep temps in the wind . Never knew there were charcoal pellets.

The neighbors dog bird hunting. Up there probably 8 feet. Lol

We have to have 6" of snow on the ground to get a burn permit. Then call the county sheriffs dispatcher the day the pile is set on fire. I got to hate burning large slash piles as they took so long to burn. One year I got tired after 10 or so hours so piled a good foot of snow on the...

What ever you do, don't refuse it if it's scratched! Thought I'd try and infuse some humor....

Most of my friends have skid steers. I'm the odd man out with a tractor.

I just welded expanded metal on the guard that came with the tractor. Doesn't win any ribbons for beauty but is fully functional.

It would me. Sounds like they are a little unorganized.

When you ship the required hardware back to them, make sure you keep the shipping receipt. The guy at UPS told me to do so. He was a past customer of HN. Lol

Oh I will. Thanks for the reminder.

Offer him $16K and see where that takes you.

RIP Roy. You'll be missed. Thanks to the family for taking time to tell us his passing.

RIP Roy. Thanks for the wisdom you shared here.

6' 35 series Landpride tilted for ditching.

I use a GPS app on my phone called OnX hunt to find property lines. It's really handy and accurate.

https://www.opb.org/article/2021/03/12/protesters-vandalize-portlands-federal-courthouse-again/?outputType=amp

Filled rears, ag tires.

From my experience, 40 horses with marginal weight behind it is a waist of horsepower for pulling. I had an L2501 and when it came to ground engagement implements, it was too light. Plenty of power but too light to pull a heavy duty rear blade for ditching.

I wouldn't call those things a weld for starters. More like hemorrhoids.

That picture kinda looks like an ant farm I had when when I was a kid.

"No one goes there now days, it's too crowded" Yogi Berra.

They are a great tractor. I had one but after a couple of winters I pussed out and got a cabbed tractor. Lol

I use T5 semi synthetic. Nothing against T6 but its like buying overpriced organic food products. Not worth the money.

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I think its high as well. Here are a couple of comparables. https://www.machinerypete.com/details/under-40-hp/john-deere/4100/20751163

This could be the part your looking for. https://www.partstree.com/parts/generac-0j1445/

Ronald Reagan

Thanks for the explanation.

I must be missing something, I use WiFi calling. What's the advantage of using something different?

Yep.

I bought it in 2019. Back when the new normal hadn't kicked in yet.

That won't fit on my roads. [emoji23]

This guy wanted to see what the bulge was on a tree. Lol

I did the same on my L4060. Built a skid plate that protects the 3rd function and the hyd and HST filters.

We have them here but I've never seen one but on the game cams. Like others, I have an led flashlight that I use to scan the area before letting the dogs out.

Come away with me. Norah Jones

This guy added lasers to his mill head. Pretty brilliant in my book.

Continuous improvement was lowering operational costs giving the shareholders dividends and the customer a fair price point. I was in the continuous improvement gig for a couple of years where I worked for 34 years.

We all have encountered a piece of equipment that makes you wonder what the engineer's thought process was in designing a service issue into a build. One would think the technicians putting the machine together would send up a red flag concerning the problem. Maybe the technicians did, maybe...

Fade into you. Mazzy Star

Yeah, that fuel line is just asking to be rubbed off if it's the large black hose going from one side to the other. I built a skid plate for my Kubota. If I hadn't, the hydraulic lines would be toast. With that, I'm pretty careful with clearance issues. The plate didn't make it bulletproof.

It's 27%. Thanks for pointing that out. It's still not a done deal yet. There are issues with a neighbor that is contesting the easement. Basically wanting to control what we do with our property. 🤦‍♂️

Thanks for that info. I was wondering what the max was. They have a very well thought out plan and at this point they will be avoiding those types of grades.

Thank you. It's a lot to manage but rewarding.

I met with the company CEO along with three other neighbors. The main theme of the meeting was outlining their plans which, was not as bad as I or my neighbors thought it was going to be. Yes, they want to use my road but just for pickup trucks to access the drill up the ridge from my property...

That powerwagon is pure style. [emoji106]

A year ago I would think paying cash was ill advised. Not now. Spend the money on what you need now (not nice to have) additions to make life easier now and in the future.

A prankster pinned "Rockys beer and brats" on my neighbors home one time. He wasn't happy about it.

Take a sharpie and write an MPH on the glass covering the instrument panel where the KMH is. Your welcome.

Nothing more beautiful than hand hewen logs. [emoji106]

Good plan. My tractor is the most important tool I have in developing our property. In no way could I have accomplished what I had to do without it.

Sometimes you come up with some ones. Lol

You can hit the tire with a hammer at different levels going up the side of the tire. There will be a different sound when you go above the fluid.

Well, were very close to Deadwood but pretty sure a gunfight isn't in the meeting agenda. Lol

We own the surface rights only. From what I've read in the state statutes, a fair and equitable agreement has to take place and permit access. I've been mapping out a route they could build a road (easement on my property) which would keep them off 800 feet of my road. The only problem is it's...

It will spread with some work getting to where you want it. Keep wheel packing it in as you go.

My wife and our neighbor are attorneys. But my wife is a judge for the state of Wyoming so ethics come into play with her getting involved legally. I sincerely hope that the horrors I imagine are non players. Lol

Thanks for all the replies. The pay streak is 4000-5000 feet down in looking at the old drill studies the former gold company gathered. I'm assuming, at this point, it will be an underground mine. They have three small core drilling rigs in the area on property they bought. I know where the...

Chips ahoy!

Expect easy installation and blazing speeds.

If loss of traction or power, back up the hills while mowing.

I will report back after the meeting next week. Thanks

Hi guys, were in the Blackhills of South Dakota. So, a gold company owns the property next to mine. They want to meet with me next week and I think I know what they want to meet with me about. To prefix my question, I own the surface rights, they own the mineral rights. They are core drilling...

These seem to fit Andy's needs

Good you found the cause. Keep us posted on the repair.

I leave 2" of snow on my 1400 ft driveway. So driving over it is a non issue. Blowing gravel off the road isn't a good plan for me. That said, my rear pull is hands down more user friendly. I can use the cruse control and mindlessly drive forward making snowblowing a task that is like a stroll...

RIP Dusty. Sorry for your loss Alex.

Someday, someone will run across this thread looking for the same advise. So, it wasn't pointless. Glad you got your remotes installed! [emoji106]

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My wife thinks they are fondant cutters.

Thanks for posting the outcome. Someone in the future will benefit from this thread. Cute dog. [emoji106]

I took off a loaded rear by having the tractor close to my garage wall. Once off the tractor it was close to something to lean it on. In reality though, It's really a two person job.

Thank you!

As I said, it's street legal. Approved by the county, state I live in.

Don't have to. It's licensed for street use. The lights are as bright as my Lincoln which I just looked at that doesn't say DOT on the lens.

Mine has led headlights with bright and dim modes. You need to familiarize yourself with current UTV's.

It's 95 degrees outside. These guys haven't seen the outdoors in hours. Lol

JB epoxy worked wonders on a plastic 5 gallon diesel can I punctured with my grapple.

Well, take one for the team and sell your cars, tractor and shut your a.c. off.

No, your wrong. It's your arrogance that thinks the US is responsible for the climate.

Who freaking cares what the rest of the world thinks? They need to reduce their emissions but it's not our job to tell them.