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Ok, that was my initial plan. I need to order some belts from them anyhow. I looked at their site and saw no “cart” option. I also like flailmaster and will come tact them as well. I was just curious if anyone had another good spot. Thank you…

Looking for the Lower pulley on a Mott Flail …. Any ideas where to look ? Interweb search comes up with nothing essentially on the diagrams I see it shows item 24 which is part number 106165 for the drive cutter pulley. Thanks in advance.

West side of barn from neighbors property

West side of barn

flood like looking out from north side of barn

flood light north side of barn

Matching carriage light (but smaller) for pedestrian door

Just the carriage lights

I installed two of these on the east, and two of these in the west sides of the barn.

I installed one of these on the north side, and one of these on the south side of the barn above the bay doors.

Missing a pulley ... I was using it a month or two ago and it stopped working. As I went to put a new belt in because the old one broke, I realized the cutter shaft pulley was missing. I just found the pulley.....

Even with the tailgate so I can split right into the bed

Yes, it can be pulled from either end. I actually made a second 2” coupler making it longer and adjustable. When turning it came a little to close to the back of the side by side. Also, with the tailgate down it had to be below or above it. Now it’s perfect.

not my tractor but my two newest pieces of equipment for splitting wood.

somethings wrong with this picture

inspection passed

My pit is also about 2’ deep. It’s roughly 9’ round

Cleaned out the fire pit. I still need to straighten up the rocks and replace the broken ones that have cracked from the heat. But it’s a good feeling to have spring finally show up. Such a beautiful day today and more to come!!!!

Cleaned out the fire pit.

Trying to convince the wife we need a real wood burner. I’ve got wood for days!

Cleared some land today.

No tractor in this but the tractor moved these making it possible to. It and split. Had the boy chip in again. How amazing the speed with an extra set of hands. And he loves doing this (for now at least) Nothing professional here, but this was one hour of time

Ok, finally got the last interior light up today. Mind you I don’t have electrical yet. I will have it this year for sure though. Half of the wires for the plugs are already pulled though the conduit, the panel is in but not connected to the house yet and 2/3 of the supplies are there. So...

Well I didn’t get a photo, but I used the tractor with forks to move my racks around. I need to build more racks!!!

Just finished plowing!!!

Put a brand spanking new cutting edge on the plow today. The old one was wore down a bit past where it should of been. I feel this plow is now smiling. Hopefully we get some snow tomorrow night like they are calling for so I can try it out .... (and to help pay for it)

This is the product I used. Works amazing! So glad I put it on as it’s saved lots of permanent staining.

Yeah, I have 3rd function. Just seems the tractors loader is much weaker than a skid steer.... this is the Danuser I found in everythingattachments

The rear offset blade

This is the plow attachment

Even added some out back and smoothed it out a little. I’ll have to get a better photo. This is to a path way out back

I’m driving the buggy

Forming up the driveway

Ever thought of a belly scraper

Doors

I run two blades. The rear blade swings way out to give me more width when moving snow. It snow is really deep or heavy it still has the potential to move the tractor so smaller swipes should be taken. The best thing I did for keeping the tractors tires from sliding was siping them with a...

This is after a few hours. I still see some blotchy marks that still appeared wet. I "should" hose some off per the instructions as anything gelled up with turn white. Most things appear just wet not gelled up though. This product claims it will show no difference in appearing after it...

Half done

First row complete

I decided to use a penetrating sealer called Euco Diamond Hard by Euclid Chemical Interesting because one local shop quoted $192 for a 5 gallon bucket. I know they are typically high in price so I shopped around. It was very difficult to find locally but I found it cheaper on the Internet...

Brick being delivered ... 7000+ brick

Moved some dirt from in front. Still needs grading etc, but easier to walk around for the brick guy.

Functional man door in ...

Side windows are in

Some Windows

Service door

This didn't appear to come across in a prior photo

The fountain wasn't noticed when I took the photo. Since I see it as I scrolled through photos, I figured I'd add it.

Man door "in" but not usable yet.

Cutting the floor

Chalked out for cuts

Picked up 2 hydrants... Frost free

Yes, the conduit will be "in" the concrete... Probably by almost a foot ,,,,

Prepping some electrical.

The roof is now shingled !!!!

More photos

Some more progress !

The first post installed yesterday!!!!

Trusses dropped off today! It for some reason seems like progress! Anyone know how to edit the title of the thread? Since it's actually 16 tall and not 12'? If so, PM me

The trencher

Here come a lot of photos

All graded and leveled. Now staking for footings

TSO in progress

No to watch TSO perform magic

30 more yards moved

30 more yards delivered

After leveling thanks to TSO, more sand was needed.

Sand in its place. Dirt in its place. Just need to finish leveling it.

This is whats left of the 120yards delivered. (About 50 yards left).

Think these are dull or can be sharpened ?

Where we stand at the moment until sand and the next step.

Scraped and ready for fill sand. Fill sand should be here this week and footing hope to be in next week.

Scraping away the surface.

The build stats: 32x56x16 Footings with posts on top Dimensional shingled roof White vinyl sides Brick in front to match the house 12x16 front garage door 12x10 rear garage door 1 man door 6" heated concrete floor A few Windows. Today is technically the day the ground has been broke for...

This is the item I have. They have a few lengths but the 24" works perfect. Probably over priced but has probably paid for itself in saving my engines. I do have the 3.99 one from harbor fright as well. It serves it's purpose and is great but doesn't hold a candle to the air comb for...

Still saving me lots of work

Added to the pile today Very intriguing mill the more I look into it. Mine is mostly ash. Does it have any value structurally or for planks? All I do is split and burn it but this could be another avenue

Notice the holes on the side of the wand, the end is capped.

I used to use the top one which essentially is a air wand.... This is until I found the lower one which works head and shoulders better

Teeth are starting to show some wear :-(. But it's still working great

This one is about 48' long This grapple is a real time saver!

This is about 48' long. To long to navigate through the woods and how. But I lifted it to cut into smaller pieces

Cleared about 20 rotted stumps yesterday. Still a ton that will require a stump grinder. Started by clearing the area with a flail to see what I'm working with. Then cut up some downed trees. About 30 of those ranging in size. Now switching to the mulcher to clear out more crap...

After further review, clearly not a pipe bender

Found this on the property today while using the metal detector .. Any idea what it is? It's marked, patent pending MMI 4100

With purchasing my new to me flail, I'll be selling one of my other flails. Although I like the Mott better than my ford 907, I will sell it. The simple reasons are as such: 1: the knives are more time consume than the ford to change. 2: the rear has some Rusted thought spots (or small...

Picked up a new to me New Holland 918H today. I've got several hours of use with TSOs so when I saw this one I had to pick it up. I plan to get some new belts for it and clean it up. Over the winter some new paint etc. The bad part is it is missing the rear roller. The good news is I...

Can you identify this model please? I just know it's 84"

My auger managed to get mangled after hitting some roots.... Still works fine .... this is a Danuser F-8 I agree the hydraulic would be better, but not having the flow on a tractor and only needing a PHD once a year or so, it's not worth the expense of a hydro unit .. If I needed it a lot...

Fixed my problem .... $9 later and some tractor digging All glued in

All dig out. Now I need to get some pipe....

Decided the tractor would be the easiest avenue to dig up a good working area. As soon as I saw it realizing I need to dig, I instantly wanted a backhoe !!!!

This is after I dug around a bit to see where the pipe was and she began flowing!!!

Augered some holes( gonna redo the whole fire pit area, remove the rocks and make new tiki torch posts) , took a step back and then it hit me. There was water flowing into one of the holes. I figured it was just really wet as it poured here last night. WRONG!!! I walked back over and I hit...

NOT MINE!!! A couple hours later, I saw this sweet right actually in action !!! Just to cool

NOT MINE!!! Saw this at the dealer today as I was killing some time.... Sweet rig!!!

Picked up my pre-seeder today with new teeth welded on !!!

Yes they are.

It's an FAE. DML/Twin 150

Cleared some land with the forestry mulcher and grapple ...

As anyone ever heard of putting the brick footings in AFTER a pole barn is built? I spoke with a builder yesterday. He said after the building is erected, then the footing for a brick ledge can be installed. I was surprised. Anyone? The reason is, I need to have brick on the face of my...

Well, I guess that's why we get to disagree. This guy won't be using manual feed.. Lol It's to the fire pit for now or if needed again it will be hydro all the way. I had a small stand alone years ago ... Had it for real occasional use and it was fine but knowing what I know now, it was a...

And always more to cut

More to split

Still can't send more than one photo at a time

Didn't burn much last year. Today spent time splitting and stacking. Definitely ahead of the game

Good deal. I have the F-8 and it's the best on the market for its class (tractor). As you know it will soon a 30" auger. I think TSC Max is 18" or 24". Not that you'll pickup a hefty auger that size but knowing it's built that well is nice. I picked mine up and the yoke was a tad lose...