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New stuff usually needs shakedown and bug work. Very old and very new stuff is where the problems are. Use the problems to your advantage. Make friends with the guys who try to get it "right", do not start off on the wrong foot. This usually gets you a contact number for 24hr advice, free...

Hopefully Howtoclearland.com is still on the internet. The winch is a viable option. Please look at "Moving the Earth" the workbook of excavation by Herbert Nichols Jr There is an entire chapter on stumps. Also everything you need to know about road building (your eventual goal).

Found it.

Husky has been building them for a while. As my zero turn is starting to fall apart this summer I asked dealer about a robot mower and they had been avoiding Corporate pressure to sell them. Yesterday they called and said to maintain their dealer rank in the area, sale of a robot by the first...

Bookmark. Not mine, won't fit through a doorway but..... definitely "shop ****".

You may not need as much clutch as you think. this is from Audels millwrights and mechanics guide (Gas and electric hoists section p499 from my unknown addition.) You just need a large enough diameter for the friction to take place at. For our friend looking to clean a pond. Please look...

There are only a few of these in use. Members like DDT who had one aren't active anymore. I'm looking for a report from folks that had or may still have one. Hoelscher Commercial Products - DB Scraper Ashland makes a 2 yard but I don't think anyone "here" ever had one. For those who don't...

I am a potato farmer. Rocks and picking them is an art and science. What size rock? what shape rock? What is the rest of the soil structure? What crop and operations will be done on the crop?

The puddle of water has dried up a bit. Back to my original request. Does anyone make a jack with better material? Because this one is three years old and was submerged in used hydraulic fluid (hy-tran) and covered with a spray jug for a year. It sat for two more and this is the result. I...

I try to keep buckets over mine, and it works sometimes. Sick of junk Bull dog jacks. Anything else you know?

All the wood splitter builds revived an old idea. When a hydraulic splitter is returning, no "work" is being accomplished. This is why we use two stage pumps for splitters. What if springs were compressed on the return stroke, with enough force to overcome the friction of the moving parts...

An old Miller Deltaweld 450 with a dual head D-52A on Craig's list followed me home. Got the manuals of the Miller site but the hook up for low voltage is not in the book and THAT half of the decal is missing. Not going to take full advantage of capacity and use my existing 60amp outlets...

I add a chunk of 1" shaft to mine so I can wrap the chain around.

Finally got it done. Tile plow. Plans from New Ag talk forum. Still needs some tweaks and a partner, tile cart.

Although I reach for my money whenever I encounter good old c clamps and other clamps, my "need" (lust) for some big brutal c clamps is not satisfied. Anyone build from CNC plasma cut plate large c or the "can't twist" style of clamps?