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Exactly what I was going to say. A little push at a time is all it takes. hugs, Brandi

Awesome as usual, Eddie! hugs, Brandi

We will never know. He had only posted twice. Both in this thread. hugs, Brandi

It didn't happen without PHOTOS! hugs, Brandi

I made a pin puller for the Lull's two slave cylinder 4 pins. The cylinders need to be rebuilt. I could have repacked them myself, but I suspect something funny going on inside them and I want the experts to look at them. I got 3 of the pins out Sunday. But one pin didn't want to leave it's...

Big Iron auctions have been auctioning lots of Mahindras and parts. I almost bought a lot of 4 seats. hugs, Brandi

Last week I was busy cutting 20 foot 4x10s. These are for a repeat customer. hugs, Brandi

Got the rabbit hutch, Brady was given, modified for quail. Now 4 pens. hugs, Brandi

How about a photo tour of the inside? hugs, Brandi

When my Ford 700 dumptruck needed new shock snubbers under the seats, I just took an old basketball and deflated it enough to put under the seat then partially reinflated it. Worked so well, I did that to the passenger seat also. hugs, Brandi

That's more like the Xfaxman I know. hugs, Brandi

Hey Mike Oldballs! LOL, I spelled out Oddballs before editing! How ya doing? hugs, Brandi

Thanks Guys! Xfaxman, you sure are talking alot today! :cool: hugs, Brandi

............over the river Kwai. hugs, Brandi

Just trying to liven the thread up a bit.😉 hugs, Brandi

ERC mantel anyone? hugs, Brandi

But the deflection tolerance is within margins.:cool: hugs, Brandi

I think you need to stick to ironwork. Your troll drawing looks like it has moose antlers. hugs, Brandi

I'm gonna go out in the cementary and say those pictured in #755 and #756 are not barns. hugs, Brandi

I wouldn't want public roads that close to my barn, much less my house. hugs, Brandi

How come barns up north are built so close to a public road? I've seen Barnwood Builders taking down barns that are so close to the road, they have to stop traffic to remove debris. hugs, Brandi

Probably going into a water trough. hugs, Brandi

What are the little "bumps" on the tin near the lower edge? They are on the barn in post #706 also. hugs, Brandi

Check for a starter relay near the fuse panel. My 6520 starter wiring circuit also has a 5 and a 15 amp fuse in it. The 15 amp fuse went bad on me once. hugs, Brandi

It's amazing what can get folks panties in a knot over stuff they have no control over. hugs, Brandi

Forecast 80 degrees here Wednesday. hugs, Brandi

Fixin' to butcher these TAMUKs. Born Dec. 20th. Hopefully my ERC customer will buy them. Then one less thing I gotta do. hugs, Brandi

Fixin' to dust off this thread. hugs, Brandi

Do you have a close up photo of the tractor moving the poles? I am interested how you hooked and unhooked the poles. I am leveling the pad now, for a 40x80 sawmill shed. My last barn, I wrapped a chain around the pole to put it in the hole, but it was slow. Seems lot faster with your guy on...

Cool! Thanks Lynn. hugs, Brandi

Awesome video! The way Y'all installed the trusses blows my mind. hugs, Brandi

That's awesome. It even has a barn quilt on it. hugs, Brandi

That doesn't work here. Brandi

I can only see one drawing with the fulcrum on the rear tires. Thanks for explaining there are two drawings! Bottom line the further from the fulcrum, the less weight it needed. It is all about CG, center of gravity. Couple of times in the past, when picking up complete trees, I felt my butt...

The OP was asking about counterweight on the rear for loads in the loader bucket. Your drawing shows the fulcrum on the rear axle. I was nicely trying to tell you your fulcrum is on the wrong axle for this discussion. I do know a thing about weight and balance. It was required in my work as...

The mix will have to be real wet for a chute. You may have to push it down the chute otherwise. hugs, Brandi

Bu Build a wooden chute out of 2x6 sides and maybe a 2x10 for a bottom. Hire a guy with an excavator or telehandler and a concrete bucket. hugs, Brandi

Oh yeah Kyle. Thanks! hugs, Brandi

I am not a chicken raising fan. Brady is the chicken farmer. But I guess since I raise catfish and rabbits.............................. hugs, Brandi

I was gonna say a wire connector had been popped off by stray brush. It happens to my 6520's neutral safety switch every other time I mow. hugs, Brandi

Yep, one thing I made sure of was enough propane for a weeks running time when I had mine installed. That equals to a 1000 gallon tank. It has powered the house 3 times since installation. It is really a good feeling until you think about refilling 1000 gallons of propane with winter rates...

If your drawing is correct, please tell me why my butt gets lite and my front tires go flat when I try to lift a too heavy load with the loader. The fulcrum would be on the front axle with a loader. hugs, Brandi

I am gonna guess about half the weight of what your loader is rated to lift. My loader is rated for 3900 pounds. My backhoe weighs around 1800 pounds and my 8 foot land plane with a 900 pound Red Oak cant on it weighs around 1700 pounds. Even these on occasion are still not enough to keep the...

Got the siding almost finished. Just need to add the battens and the "between the rafter" boards on the back side. hugs, Brandi

Kyle, Is he still free or dead? I started reading the article, but realized it was a long and gut wrenching story, so I quit reading it. hugs, Brandi

What was in Rosebud that had you there 3 times? hugs, Brandi

Happy Independence Day Y'all hugs, Brandi

Brady only lets the chickens in the garden under his supervision. hugs, Brandi

Kyle, The chicken yard will be about 10 times bigger than the garden. Brady says he will allow the chickens in the garden, but only a few at a time. The chicken yard fence was going to surround the garden, but now the garden will be part of the chicken yard fence. hugs, Brandi

Yesterday while adding gearbox oil to the tiller, I accidently let the little tube slip off of the syringe I was using to add oil. The tube was just 4 inches long and just long enough to lodge inside the gearbox. I tried small needlenose pliers to retrieve it, but failed. I had to remove the...