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1st question would be; who is going to work on w/e you purchase?

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What are you calling a socket wrench? Rather than a hammer, try a length of pipe as an extension to get more leverage.

Rather than making fence panels, you could put up your posts then wrap a smaller opening wire around. Make some decorative 1x with the router to cap your posts.

But the tv ads say they fixed it. Guess if your on insulin it is, other stuff not so much. Funny how some people claim they fixed a problem, turns out they just shifted it.

It is NFPA (code) approved. Most likely they’ve never used it so therefore….it’s no good. w/e

Might want to look into gas flex instead. https://gasflex.com/products/

IMO, that would be the better option. Check Craigslist, fb, etc find a high efficiency furnace https://boise.craigslist.org/app/d/boise-goodman-furnace/7779809993.html

It’s crazy the number of new houses going up on 3 between Fredericksburg and Culpepper. Traffic on 17 is getting nuts too. Not sure where they are all coming from and going to, but they sure are in a damn hurry.

From what you’ve said, you should consider buying a JD 855/955.

Ah, thinking you can commute 95 or rte 1. Good luck with that. That part of Va, yeah Virginia tractor or James River for JD.

Wilderness, Lake of the Woods, Orange?

I’ve got a JD 5205 that wished parts availability was that good. Another JD 3032 that needed some no longer available electrical parts. Lemons exist everywhere across all brands and all brands have short comings (more so after 2019). Turn the clock back a few years and you might see that some...

Try adding MT in front of the part number and check New Holland

To add to what tacticalturnip just posted….Seems like there’s a few complaints about the ck26 series loader mounts. Kubota too . Point being, IMO, all the newer cuts and scuts have issues. Figuring out which ones have fewer seems to be luck of the draw nymore. Any chance you need some skid...

Our storage yard was broken into 3 times about 5 years ago. Mentioned getting a dog and our insurance carrier said they would pay for a dog attack on an intruder once before cancelling our policy. They said it’s too easy to lose in court to the intruder(s). Highly suspect an electric fence that...

depends, do you have a clear line of sight between buildings? If so, a wireless access point or wifi bridge (my preference) are an easy answer. The bridge with a wifi router in the shop, barn, w/e is rather user friendly. Odds are the existing fiber switch only has one access point, so you would...

😂 😂 Super citizens Milan Nedeljković, BMW’s production manager, presented the proposal in an interview with the German newspaper Münchner Merkur. Nedeljković suggests several incentives for electric car owners, including privileged access to city centers, free parking, and a special lane on...

The cheapest option would be the weighsafe hitch for the truck. Airbags, second. If this is a keeper truck and setup, I would go to my local truck spring shop and get their help.

With over 246 mil in box office sales and 0 flat earth references :sneaky:

In this thread, bmaverick has a link for the service manual..section 12 has the wiring. https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/yt347-359-online-manuals.391714/page-2

:ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: You oughta get your own show.

Do some follow ups, you may be surprised/disappointed.

Getting them arrested is tough around here. Going further takes time and money. They have more “rights” than you and I.Recovering items that you paid for, is darn near impossible. Frustration, aggravation and perseverance isn’t much help, just leads to more frustration.

With a little imagination, it’s not hard to configure an alarm system with autodialer. If you have cell service/hotspot, setup a network for the cameras and alarm to talk to the autodialer...

:ROFLMAO: I was picturing the lawn mower guy wondering what he just ran over.

250-300 feet of walmart 16/3 extension cords should work well for that 120V overnight charge

Yes, it’s pretty close to needing new sprockets and most likely a set of tracks. Can’t tell what the idler and rollers look like.

Check the splice area at the brakes and axle(s) for corrosion, damage, etc

I just have a corded one. 90+% of use in the shop. I have a little Honda eu2000 if I need to go out of the extension cord reach.

:ROFLMAO: Or David & Debbie, Dan & Darlene, Dallas & Denver, Dawson & Derek

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which tenants were higher maintenance?

Wow, you and douche Trad arent sharing space in the same head? This is low, even for the both of you.

😂 😂

Mowbility seems to be selling WR Long stuff. Summit hydraulics is worth a look. Are you buying a lane shark (or similar). They use an extra "line" directly back to the sump. Something to consider when pricing. Might be why that one is priced higher and something you would have to add to the others.

One of my likeable politicians, Rachel Dancho, was addressing Parliament and asked a question. When driving from BC to Ottawa, which tree will we be able to plug into? The looks around the room were hilarious.

Couldn’t use it or knew how hot the seat of your pants would get if you did?

Piss off

TOU, Demand power, peak/off-peak are not new terms to our electric providers.

In the EV world, yep

They aren’t fixed costs when they are added by the KWh. A little digging on my coop turned up this. customers who enroll their Tesla in Off-Peak Savings and charge their vehicles during off-peak hours when at home. This rate will only be applied to electric vehicle charging. Summer - Off peak...

0.05 including distribution charges, transmission fees, purchased power cost adjustments, meter fees, etc. ? Our coop base rate is 0.090926 and by the time all is said and done it’s at 0.140876. Time of use metering is slightly different depending on summer/winter schedule

A fool loves to talk, but hates to listen. (Proverbs 18:2 ) A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows himself to be a fool. (Shakespeare) Any fool can criticize, condemn and complain - and most fools do. (Unk)

Just because a company does well with some things, doesn’t make everything a hit. Probably more word of mouth than actual road test data on this subject though.

Looking at this picture, your pulleys are a tad out of line.

If the early settlers were restricted to a 160 mile range, how would they have found the West?

I thought about joining a cult once. Bunch of signs all inviting looking, something called AA. Friendly bunch all telling stories, well I reached into my cooler and pulled out a beer. They didn’t like that and promptly escorted me out. Worst Alien Artifact show ever.

Is that why infinity pools are so popular?

How do lunar cycles and solar eclipses occur in their world? What did Juan Elcano and Magellan actually accomplish ?

Put a chain around the bucket and hook to either side of tracks.

I use power service diesel Kleen (grey bottle) Mar thru end of October, then switch to the fuel additive (white bottle), November to end of Feb

Yep, they are little thin. I’ve seen worse on equipment farmers have bought just to keep at hand.

Loosen the track tensioner, put the track back in place then tighten track. When you open the tensioner adjustment, there might be a small ball bearing in there (acts as a check valve) you don’t want to lose it. Tracks are heavy, you can use a chain and the bucket to help move the track...

:ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: The irony

(y) Why can’t they do better with the flashers and SMV signs?

If that poster didn’t attempt to abuse others, I’d tend to agree.

Kinda like all the hearings, one news cycle and it’s all over?

Do you know how hard it is to find a “driver” with a good driving record that your insurance carrier will approve? Guess how much that person is “worth” in today’s market. A pick up and decent trailer costs ~ 80 G’s. Oh, you want a person with a good CDL too for larger equipment? ~ 125 G’s for...

Amazing how many factory fires there have been since January 2020

I think you all are feeding the douche (Tradasaurus). Amazing that the mods haven’t shut this down based on his insults to other members. No way to get a two way dialog with Trad and Grumpy (the alias egos).

Yes, if they would have called everyone on their order list and said “we have a problem”, I’d bet 2/3rds of them would have waited it out. Why companies don’t want anything to do with customers anymore is rather baffling.

Why not? They all have battery powered substitutes, you just want to espouse your view on our little world.

To satisfy you and your unending arguments? No. For everyone else, Earth is a few billion years old. https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/resource-library-age-earth/#

:ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: The superior EV is only the ones you tell us are superior. You still rely on ICE. Your ego can’t stop itself. You could be a character in Batman :ROFLMAO:

Just another one of your misleading facts

I’d have to agree. They opened a FB channel that is very spotty also. They kinda say they are open but then they pop off for days at a time.

I personally use marine grade pilings and hotcote (plastic coated hi tensile). I’ve only replaced one post in the last 10 years. It got broke by a skid steer. Metal gates I’ve installed need repainting after about 5 years. Wooden posts usually rot at ground level. Is that where metal fence posts...

Guess you westerners have more money than us. 😋 Don’t think our humidity and rainfall really help either.

Not a lot of used drill stem laying around in Md.

Thanks for the tip

Bought some stuff Friday, no more vet discount on lumber or electrical.

Sounds very familiar from the operators point of view. The maintenance guys and owners usually strongly disagree.

I’ve been using Amsoil at 50:1 for my weed eaters, hedge trimmers and chainsaws for the last 10 years.

Why do have to take it apart?

The only thing superior here is your ego

How do you move the bucket or attachment? Maybe two locking wheel chocks would work ? Something like these...

He can’t

Why you want to knowing it is now disposable?

:ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

Looks like they did

Isn’t that merely a one of thing that can go wrong in a vehicle without any other support?

I do not go hunting. A cyber truck has 0 useful purposes for me. I need a truck that can haul my 3 horse gooseneck hitch LQ trailer to multiple places / states in a very timely manner.

The article I referred to isn’t about the strategic reserve. It’s about mandating the California fuel storage farms increasing their capacity. To me, funniest part is, by the time Shell,Mobil (etal) could get engineering done, permits issued and construction complete how many years of usage...

So, we want to abolish petroleum but still mandate minimum storage levels ? https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/calif-gov-gavin-newsom-unveils-plan-to-require-oil-companies-to-maintain-minimum-fuel-reserves/ar-AA1oSjGL?ocid=msedgntp&pc=LCTS&cvid=54f0a6de14d4401fb95903a089555120&ei=60

Ok you win that one. Grandkid time is really important, especially when you get time doing stuff you all enjoy.

The ones I know getting out are because it’s retirement time and their kids didn’t want anything to do with the business. Valuating and selling a business is difficult in these times though. On a little different note, many home sales here lately (500K+) are within a week and getting all cash...

This is what’s left of a natural gas leak near Belair, Md Sunday morning.

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hard to beat an evening like that. Of course, in about 60 days I wouldn’t want to trade 🥶

Looks like a leinbach line. If the welds on the tube aren’t broken, you might have to open up the box to see what mystery it holds. https://jmequipsales.com/shop/scraper-blades/0090-6-leinbach-3pt-scraper-blade-395-00/#view-1

guess I misread your words. Good luck with your projects.

Dexter and (?) have (had) UTG axles that look like mobile home axles. You may have to do some digging to decipher it all. https://www.dexterpartsonline.com/page/496375602

Been awhile since I looked at the generator market. Running rpm’s have a large impact on fuel usage. Some diesel gensets run at 1800 rpm, I think all the propane units are in the 2800-3600 range.

The equipment you have mentioned all pretty much have a std 24” bucket. Are you going to be happy moving 1 or 2 pieces at a time?

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guess I was confusing it with where they used it to pull the f150 out

When the bumper and frame pulled apart or when he towed it in for service? :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

After reading through, it’s clear that EV owners are a) very protective of their turf, to the point of being insulting b) extremely happy that tax dollars are used to help them c) Oddly opposed to the collection of taxes from which they benefit

EV owners of today and tomorrow….that doesn’t include prospective owners?

Only your opinion and those that agree is acceptable. Tough to lose a one sided debate.

Look at some marine applications too

Sure, you gotta do what you gotta do. We sold our towing business in 2018. Different companies have different contracts. Motor clubs used to be a hot ticket for steady work, dealership dx’ing usually didn’t pay as well, being on the police call list was highest paying but isn’t exactly steady...

Police usually aren’t as concerned with how a local tow is performed. Speed of clearing a scene and getting traffic flowing again are usually the higher priority.

Pretty sure if you read the rules; a) not a commercial hauler b) that’s for 10,000 # and above equipment loads I do believe in a 4 point tie down and on smaller stuff, there are multiple ways to accomplish the task.

You could add a plate and shackle like I did to my Kioti, or weld some hooks to the grill guard / weight bracket.

Either way, I hope you at least hire a civil engineer to do the appropriate calculations and get the right permits. Cleaning up this type of job after the fact gets really expensive.

Capturing the spring at its source and piping away isn’t an option?

Sounds like your confusing wheel and axle rating. The axle is rated for the tube capacity between 2 wheels. https://www.etrailer.com/faq-how-to-tell-weight-rating-trailer-axle.aspx

A 45-60 mil pond liner probably would last considerably longer.

Forever is a long time. RM43 is just 43% glyphosphate, you can buy higher strengths cheaper. Problem is, weeds grow. Asphalt/concrete cracks and weeds pop up. Lay fabric and mulch, weeds pop up. Weed seeds are carried by wind, mower discharge chutes and wildlife. Getting rid of weeds is only...

??? Store closings, restaurant closings, business closings, layoffs….where are these magical full time, employment opportunities you speak of? Fluent American with a valid drivers license…….another tough one to pull.

(y) Self service registers don’t even have cell phones. Some in-store management (advance auto) don’t have any sway with store operations. They are just the person with door keys and deposit authority.

Absolutely not

Scrap, Separate components (brass, copper, aluminum) to maximize the value. Time consuming though.

Old as in used or NOS?

:ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: You guys crack me up. Most of you claim to be able to fix anything, but tractor stuff requires “dealer only support”. Not everyone lives within ‘the zone’. As local “mom and pops” get gobbled up by corporate operations, less and less will be available. Attention will need to...

:ROFLMAO: Common sense and a little research is one of the definitions for a quack

Which area of practice do you specialize in?

Looks like the filter element is a hi filter SN 21586 which crosses to a Kubota P/N 1583143380 which is also a Fleetguard FF5468. ~71mm tall and 35mm in diameter?

Looks like a pin with a hex head tacked on, somebody can do better than that

Jack Yuan, has been a pretty standup guy. He’ll help get it all sorted out. Those “bolts’ do look rather cheesy.

As with other things, some regret the day they get something and then can’t wait to get rid of what they “had” to have. 🤷‍♀️ Optimistic vs procative?

When you drop 250+ on a kitchen remodel, 10%ish on appliances sounds reasonable :giggle:

My BIL lives in Fla and shoulda had restrictions at 40 :ROFLMAO:

Apples to apples or just by brand name? 500 series should be feature price wise close. 800 and benchmark, not so much.

Time management is a real bear for everyone. Family is great to be at #1. Reprioritizing the task lists for both houses may be a good idea. Maybe hiring out some of the chores would be best for all?

We have all Bosch appliances in our home, NC and Tenn. Sometimes, you can get package deals and rebates on top. https://www.bosch-home.com/us/specials

Very nice

The “hoe” will fit. Question is will the subframe? How much will a new subframe cost added to the price of the used hoe? Reasonably sure you’ll have to keep ballast in the front bucket to prevent wheelies.

I would try calling this place across the pond. Unbelievable, the price swing. 118 pounds is about 150 dollars….Unless we’re missing something in the translations. https://www.ribblevalleydiesels.co.uk/product/brand-new-delphi-cr-tractor-injector-28387256/

Yep KB2395 (10-ft, 1-in. dig depth) If I remember correctly, they were similar spec to a Bradco 609/611. https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/backhoe-for-dk65.50965/

Maybe a drop deck trailer would be better https://hulktrailers.com/products/9990-gvwr-hydraulic-drop-deck-float The HP series may be a better fit for car and tractor work. Flat deck to load other stuff. https://www.noramp.com/models/hp-series/

A certified appraisal is more than a guess.

Curious, what is the “asking price” for something like that? Yesterday I looked at a 5 acre property, junk everywhere with an old 14 x 70 trailer. They had an appraisal on it for 345000 :eek:

gotcha, good luck

easy coil test?

Stuff is way too expensive to not take care of it. You’re probably right though, everyone yaps about scheduled maintenance but little about day to day. While walking up, scan the machine and ask “does anything look out of place/lop sided”, fluid leaking or puddles on the ground? Torque marks...

Have you checked your firing order (1,2,4,3), plug wires, cap and rotor, points and condenser?

Should be Kioti part number 34354-7158-3. Lots of dealers would be happy to mail you one or two. For that location, I would consider using cotter pins (keys)instead of the hitch pin clips. Less chance of losing them and how often do you change the pin location anyways...

No, the state decides the rules, not the rv industry. The non-commercial classes don’t predicate what you drive or purchase. Some of that language is in place to make sure RV owners are aware that they are not exempt. IMO, Pulling a 47 foot, 13 foot clearance, triple axle 20k pound toy hauler...

For business use, yes. Personal use, no. I can purchase and operate a tractor trailer (80k) combo unit with air brakes and hazmat endorsements for my own personal use. I can donate my time and equipment to the church and other non-profits. No med cards, no log books…. If I went and got a job...

One of the requirements for a commercial drivers license. Non-commercial, there are no special requirements. https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/medical/driver-medical-requirements/dot-medical-exam-and-commercial-motor-vehicle-certification

I was wondering if Ted was his own CPA or if there’s some typos

Extended warranty package? https://machineryscope.com/request-a-quote/

That’s easy. EA didn’t pay the contractor on draw schedule, contractor quit working until paid. Ea got the draw from the bank, but didn’t pay builder and didnt give money back to bank apparently...

Please post a video showing how you mow and dig simultaneously. Then explain why.

If you’re not doing it to earn, get a non-cdl which Pa does offer. Less hassle Classes of Driver's Licenses Non-commercial Driver's Licenses CLASS A (minimum age 18): Required to operate any combination of vehicles with a gross weight rating of 26,001 pounds or more, where the vehicle(s) being...

You got me, being a property owner in Steamboat, Winter Park and Boulder makes me “out of the loop”.

I’m away for vacation. Anyone have a wiring diagram to see the engine temp sensor? Unplug it and check for continuity/voltage changes

:ROFLMAO: Sure w/e

Yep, they have invested ~145 billion buying US real estate, businesses and even a bank

Ah, only you do the right things, gotcha

Yes, part of my pre-use check when looking at oil, fuel, water. I checked torque on all of them and torque marked, takes minutes to check.

What China doesn’t get, the large corporations will.

Depending on yard size, you can rent a walk behind over seeder (some call slit seeder) or one for tractor

Quite a few good ones out there. The same width (or slightly smaller) as tractor is what I would pick. Have you considered just adding a grapple to your forks? https://precisionmfg.com/products/pallet-fork/ https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/carolina-implement-grapple.476256/...

The B is a spin on element without a water separator, the F has a water separator

Tractorhouse https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/for-sale/john-deere/5205/farm-equipment

Why would I want to remove the loader frame under warranty? Why wouldn’t I just belittle the dealer/brand for not doing it?

Don’t understand the question. I’ve bought vehicles in different states and the only minor problem has been titling (who is responsible for collecting/remitting the taxes). Other than that, pickup or delivery options. I bought a car in Maine and met the dealer in the Burlington, Vt airport...

Well, if if it’s not the owners responsibility, why do any of them give torque charts in the owners manuals?

W/E, I don’t work for a tractor dealer. The brand has 0 loyalty to their customers or employees so why should we care

For anyone thinking about a CK3520SE

?? Up to 1 1/2”-6 rods are pretty light stuff. OK

That’s disappointing to hear, thought they had a pretty good product. Have you tried McMaster for a turnbuckle to fit? https://www.mcmaster.com/products/turnbuckles/end-fitting-type~clevis/turnbuckle-type~clevis-to-clevis/

If the picture is accurate, she’s a horse girl. Run away, those are some of the really expensive models 😋

Use a nordlock washer and red loctite. Easier to find would be an internal toothed lock washer and red loctite. Other option, order a new longer conical bolt from Agrisupply, etc

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Any good guesses on why anyone would butt weld the goose neck to the frame ?

Sure, 30000 GVWR - 11620 (trailer)=18380 -22800 (2 skids with cabs) = -4420 + (2 attachments) -3000 = -7420 + 5000 tongue (if truck can handle) = -2420 (+chains/binders, stuff in boxes) Oh, btw, that 3” coupler is only rated for 30k also

30ish years ago, Kubota was a no-name trying to get into the North American market.

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Not so much wrong, I didn’t like it. You roll the handle to the right to get the 3rd function use, then the 3rd function button has to be held down while using. Just feels clunky/awkward. Hooked up my auger which was actually uncomfortable as heck trying to hold the handle right while holding...

I wasn’t pleased with the LS brand 3rd function. You may want to try one before ordering.

The trailer in question is manufacturer speced at 30K GVWR, not 32, not 40. If you want to argue about something, how about the gooseneck to frame design.

I took that smv placard off. No other real place to mount on mine, the ww box doesn’t let you open the rear window :( If you really want one, maybe order a new sticker and put it on the triangle in the fuel tank? Hope you like your choice of tractor. Making life easier is a good thing.

Well, where should the failure occur? Don’t stress failures always occur at the weakest point whether that point be tires, axles, fasteners or welds? How does exceeding the manufacturers rating not increase the likelihood of failure?

There’s some pics here that might help. https://www.tractorhouse.com/listing/for-sale/232390967/2001-john-deere-70-loaders-other-equipment If not, I’ve got one at another place but it may be about 2 weeks before I get there

:ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: How many posts are on TBN where the claim is you can’t run this trailer or that trailer because it’s not DOT legal? Now, you all are defending an overload. :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

Sorry to hear. You have the right attitude though, just rubber and sheet metal that can be replaced.

Axle, brake and tire failures are ok as long as it doesn’t bow or have a weld failure. What is the engineered “safety margin” when overloading?

Look at pic #4 it’s a 30k trailer that weighs 11620 so yea 2 11K machines plus attachments puts it a couple tons over.

Think overloading by a couple tons helped?

Try MS-A0921 and there’s not only one oil that meets the spec. There is and probably always will be BS passed by the interwebz.

Shingles tear-off and replace, $250/square Remove and replace 50 gallon electric water heater $1100 Remove and replace toilet $950 Remove and replace 3/4” copper waterline from curb stop to residence, <50 ft, $1100 time and material, $475 for permits and inspections. My buddy pays $85/week for...

Yes, a 3rd function kit (WR Long, Summit Hydraulics, etc) and a grapple unit. A dedicated grapple or forks with a grapple lid out of the question? Self installation isn’t overly difficult.

Wife didn’t think so at first when I made her tag her shoes and clothes :LOL:

Well, if you really don’t like it, turn them in to your state dept of the environment for illegal sewage disposal. Even if they tied into the existing, they would be over on total # of bedrooms.

I buy the even cheaper ones at Walmart. Usually get 3 seasons out of one. Like the OP, I use one for each. I use a permanent marker to ID each.

We seem to have similar loopholes in our zoning. The RV industry of America (rvia) certification appears to be the key. It’s classified as an RV, therefore exempt from the zoning requirements. Tiny houses and other small semi-permanent structures are not exempt. Mobile homes not placed in an...

IMO, anyone buying a house with an HOA is self-inflicting damage. Irritating that they all want to complain after the fact.

1 residential unit per 20 acres

Adding some wildflower mix wouldn’t hurt, especially in the aesthetics dept.

Planning and zoning in lots of the country seems to be overridden by the politicians desires to have more voters. A politicians dream view from on high must be rooftops adorned with solar panels. We have a 1 in 20 zoning, now they are allowing “accessory dwelling units”. One of the problems...

You guys crack me up. Brand snobs that try so hard to justify why your choice is superior.

They have to meet or exceed the specification to claim it is suitable. Does anyone really think their legal team has not thought that through?