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I built some cattle pens. They more or less ran straight and had relatively level runs of pipe. The landscape was fairly level. I am now going to build a catch area that has some noticeable dips to it. In one length of pipe (32'), the ground will drop 3 -4 feet I want the horizontal pipe...

I have a Ford 6600 with a Bush Hog Front end loader. I am on my second set of front wheels in about 4 years and am guessing that I will replace these in the next year. The failure is hairline cracks in the wheels themselves. The cracks start as hairline cracks at the lugs and work their way...

I am looking to build something to drag around the pastures to level and distribute cow patties. I plan on something about 15 feet wide (to pass through gates). I have a 77 HP tractor. I have about 60 feet of 2 3/8's pipe and was considering 4 - 15 foot pieces inter-connected with 3/8 "...

Are these easy to eliminate in a pasture? Can I simply cut them off at ground level with the front end loader? Or do I need to dig down? I played around with a pick to dig them out but.... Thanks

I have a 2wd Ford 6600 with a front end loader for 6 months now. First tractor for me. I feel that the rear tires spin too easily. For example, sometimes I try to push over a 3" tree and the rear tires will simply dig down and spin. BTW, the soil is somewhat sandy and dry and the tread is...

I have a basic hydraulic skematic question that I am looking for some guidance. I have a Ford 6600 with a Bush Hog 2425QT loader with a two lever controller. I am confident that the pump pressure and return line are the two hoses that start/return just below the seat and go to the controller. It...

I have a bush hog 2425QT loader and want to make a device that will quickly tell me that I have the bucket level. The 2425QT is obsolete and the parts pricing for the level gauge is not readily available so I am guessing it may be overpriced. It is a simple rod and tube. The dealer will get...

Before I decide an alternate approach, I am looking for some advice. I have access to a Rhino pneumatic post driver and can drive 2 7/8" pipe 3-5' into the ground. The soil is sandy with rock (Wise County, TX), so I think the 5' is do-able. I plan to make a pipe and cable (or sucker rod)...

Any guidance? I will be doing corner posts with 4.5" OD pipe. Is 9" auger OK or should I also invest in a 12"? North Texas sandy soil will be involved?

I have a Ford 6600 tractor and have never seen the fuel gauge needle. How do I start my diagnosis to figure where the problem is? Thanks