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Just to chime in, my 2019 F250 6.2 gets 12.? normal back and forth. 10.? if I dont get behind idiots and can plan hills with a 6K+ camper. 9 when they slow down -15 going uphill. Distance open highway if its hilly, 16-17. South of Maryland, 18.

Just a thought. I add plain white vinegar to the round up tank. Its cheap and a dash of DW liquid, roundup mixed, and a healthy splash of vinegar will nuke multiflora rose

Bottom notch where you can stand. Plunge cut everything leaving a tab about 2 inches or so thick on top, nip the tab. Same as a leaner. I wouldnt be worried about a barber chair so much as the rootball figuring out it just lost a lot of weight and dragging half of the tree with it. Saw, limbs...

Best bet is to ask the elec co, but I dont see why not. It would give extra protection beyond the "OH SH.." tape for the next backhoe operator. I've dropped a lot of wire in ditches and some are strict, and some arent. The conduit will be PVC, glued, and they better see primer. It isnt for...

Angle the blade harder by bringing the left side farther forward. Then play with the top link angle to get it to cut like you want, and the side elevation to get your crown. Even a road grader will cause ripples if you repeatedly run the same angle over a road, or at least they did when I ran...

Weight to nose weight are factors. You dont need a 40 inch bar to drop a 40 inch tree, In fact you dont even need a 20. What you need to do is learn how to drop trees. Now, for me at 57yo, the old Husky 61 with a 24 in bar is my go to. It is heavy, but it will get the job done and for little...

I have been on equipment for 49 years. I can run a backhoe and dozer, pretty fair operator with a skidsteer, used to be a pretty good grader operator before they were laser leveled, (difference between a person who runs equipment and an operator) not bad on a roller and am game for anything. I...

You dont have Black Angrys or Charolais then. If they see girls on the other side, what is in between doesnt exist.

Penetrating fluid and tap with a hammer, as long as you have the time. Then heat, then, well, they cant be stuck if they are liquid.

The water run off is great for what you need. Dam the perimeter and let it flood. Dont drain it. You do that and you will get as much compaction as you are going to. Let it sit for a year. I would still go deep with your piers, but you will be filling in with as much compaction as you will get.

Looking at a set of steel also. I like the wheel machine and have run wheel machines starting with a Case 540 many years ago. I currently have a Case 1845 (no, not C) and while I can do most of what I want to do on the wheels, there are a few things that I would like to get into that would...

They lend at double digit interest rates because the debtor has garbage credit. They make their money up front, then sell the loan. As long as the debtor makes (pulling num out of butt) 20% of the payments where the entire payment is interest, they dont lose. How do people think they can afford...

R1s for what you are doing. R4s are great for on stone base or dry grass. They are referred to as industrial tires for a reason. Outstanding for a tractor to be used as a backhoe on blacktop. I live in PA, and run the tractor in the woods with R4's. I also run chains 24/7/365 on the rear after...

Just because a person has toys, does not mean they are well off. You can have a million dollar house that the bank owns, a Corvette that is owned by GM financing, a orange tractor that is owned by Kubota, a boat, and even your furniture in the banks house that you dont own. I think the TX term...

12. City, highway, empty and overloaded. A new truck that can do as much as it will get 15. A grocery getter will get twice as much.

Cover it in moter oil, put a tire around it, and light it off on Lenins Birthday (earth day)

I wouldnt worry about it. If you are going to be in there tearing out vines and limbs, hauling limbs/firewood out, then brush hogging it, you are going to be running over everything. It will come back. I dont see a location, but if you are in the north, then wait until the ground is frozen if it...

Lots of asphalt, green seal coat

If you can push up a full bucket and dump it once in a while on a normal snow, a snowblower would be overkill. Fun yes, but overkill. I move 95% of the snow I get driving forward with a backblade. If I get 12+ then I move the big stuff with the bucket and clean up with the back blade. Last time...

I set the backblade to the last hole on the turret (most angle). Change the toplink so that the cutting edge isnt aggressively digging, then run the edges. The grass grows back, and the big stone is back in the driveway. The little stone will become yard lime in 200 years or so

Where is the drain plug for the chain drive on the left? There are 2 plugs near the rear, not sure which one to yank. The gasket for the front cover was not under the cover and it has had to live outside in some bad weather. Access to the book wont happen till Mon eve, I could be back up and...

Does anyone know if there is a manufacturer of a folding ROPS for a JD 950 (1982)

... that wasn't caused by me. Anyone know how much a engine shut off actuator is??

I finally got the food plot in, we will see if I am to late or not this year. This is a pic of the 2 bottom plow buried I did get to find out which bolt was the shear bolt. Took about 5 feet. plow down I will plow this next year for two reasons, First is its all rooty and I didnt...

Hey, I just got to spend 48.00 + gas getting a new hydraulic line Monday. I lost the line on Sat. but around here you wait until Monday. Anyway, I dont know if this is the same on other 3510's or even the 4110 but when I bought it I didnt care for the way the loader hydraulics hung down under...

I asked for opinions on a old Dearborn and a "newer" Ford plow. Didnt but either of them :biggrin: I found a older Ford plow for less than the Ford and more than the Dearborn from a local guy that is here on TBN. It was used harder than the Ford but the price was better. pic1 That is after...

I have been looking for a 2 bottom smaller plow for a bit, not real seriously though. Well, I have some dirt I have to loosen to move and I was thinking of making a scarfire. Then I thought a plow would do the job and I could use it for the garden and food plots. I found a couple, some were...

Oh, how the mighty have fallen Princess Mavis Von Poochousin reclining.

Not like you really did with property taxes, but now they can take it and resell it to another private party. Hope your ground isnt in a place that would make a nice setting for a hotel. They want it, you lose it This is apolitical at the moment, just read and think about it. It will...

Well between the Mahindra, a bunch of buckets of rocks, SWWBO, a landscape rake, and a lot of hours on and off the machine, we did something right. October, one mound of dirt shown early April, raked once and gathering rock Today, cut it for the first time. Still have some bare spots...

Lookie what I found Its at least 33 years old and seems to work. The price was right. Free is hard to beat. I changed the oil and dumped out the varnish and added gas. A little fuel down the throat and zoooooooommmm she fired. The gebset seems to work, the only thing I put on it was a trouble...

A friend at work has a 790. Last years model. He just related a story about this weekend. He said that he was working on a enbankment, and had the loader high. The tractor started to go over. He said that the tractor dumped the load and shut down by itself. When the load went it righted itself...

The ground was frozen this morning so I figured I would try to clean up a small tree area that we want to plant grass in. Lots of slash, fallen junk, standing dead, and multiflora rose. I figured I would try to heap it up and get it out to where I can grab it later. pic1 Of course I started...

I need a few ideas. I have a bank that needs to be landscaped. Its to steep to use right now. I could probably get some weeds and mulch the thing but I am tending towards a wall with steps breaking up and towards the house a little more than 1/2 way to the left. I like the look of the locking...

A guy at work just got a Kubota L1802 used. He didnt know it was grey. Anyhoo. Reverse is out of it. He needs parts that means he needs a manuel and hopefully a cross ref to a US Kub.

It was a nice day so I snapped some pics. First the scrap metal skidshoes, they seem to work, They are bolted through the backblade using the bolts for the cutting edge. skidshoes This is the socket I ran out to the back. The spotlight is plugged in. socket The light where I like it...

A friend at work was looking at a used Ford 1900. Guy told him to make an offer. Ford 1900, 4wd, loader, gear drive, ag tires, good shape. I dont know the hours but any kind of ball park price would help.

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Ok, nothing I have ever run had a 3pt float. Unless you count the right forarm. Any tips on how this is supposed to work?? I think that it is either putting weight on the implement or letting it "float" like a adjustable preformance suspension. Ok, I can live with that. Which is which?? Fwd...

The little red guy is a cold blooded beasty. The temp was right at 2 for the high for the day and when I got home from work I had to glow it twice and then he still didnt really want to wake up. That was kind of expected but what wasnt was the hydraulics. Nothing going in that dept. Lift and...

Got sick of dragging my chains out every other time I get on the tractor. I was leaving the little one on the floorboard. That got a little hairy when I was working on a muddy hillside and it slid under the differential lock pedal. I had my hands doing three things and both feet working. Had to...

Well I got some pics of the Mahindra in the light. I had to stop moving stone for dinner anyway.

It got here late today so I only got to move 2 buckets of gravel in the dark. Defenatly am NOT going to wait to fill the rears. I could feel it with with a full bucket. Since I already have 50 gal of WW fluid sitting in the garage Thats not a biggie. Project for tommorow night. If my pump rig...

Anyone here have experiance with the 3 point logsplitter from Northern Tool? The price is right and it would be shared within the family. I just wonder how well they work.

Well, delivery was SUPPOSED to be the end of the week. Wife called Fri and they said they were backed up. I called today and talked to the owner and he said that the PW didnt come back from the company. Hmmmmmmmmm. Well it is now promised next week. I hate credit. I like cash. PS there is...

when I was seeking info on a new tractor someone posted that if I got the Mahindra, he could tell me what wires to use for auxillary lighting. A preffered circuit. The tractor is not yet on my ground, but I am thinking of changing it. What I want to do is connect a power point or 2 , like a...

I just bought a Mahindra 3510 and while talking price with the dealer I found that the one I wanted was in before the steel surcharges were in place so I got it at the old price. He told me that Woods came down with .16 (arrrg, brain fart) or .19 cents PER POUND surcharge. For a subsoiler...

Have you Mahindra\'d today? I did. Just did the paperwork for a 3510 with a toothbar. 16k. Ouch , but its a good pain. When I was in the Marines it was said, "Pain is weakness leaving the body". In this case its dollars leaving the wallet Anyone know the volume of the rears on a 3510? I'm...

I was planning on letting her sit until the end of the month to perhaps 1/2 way through Oct. but Ma nature and Ma Mist told me to get the heat on . 40 was just a wee bit chilly for her and the younguns.

Ok, I got a headache Been lookng for a CUT in the 30 HP range (ish) and yall get to see what I've come up with so far. There are greene, orange, red and blue here so you may fire when ready Gridley. If you have one of these or knowledge of any, speak up, dont be shy...

Well I finally made it to a Deere dealer last weekto pick up a part for my 850. While I was there I asked about prices for new machines. I told him I wanted a tractor in the 30ish HP range). First thing he quoted was the new 20 seires (40+HP and then after I told him for the 3rd time that 30 HP...

I have a JD 850 (22 hp 3 cyl D), turf tires, 2wd. Where I am using it is on 52 AC of woods. I pull trees, carry firewood, backblade and pretty soon brush hog with it. I broke free some cash and have talked myself into a quandry . The little fella has done everything I ask of him, well...