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Looking at the frame drawing pulled from Mopar, it appears that there is a design flaw in the area right in front of the axle, it also appears that this is quite close to the location of the break.

I know it's been a while, but my theory is no receiver hitch or improperly installed aftermarket receiver. Last Dodge I worked on the frame is not a full boxed frame and looks like the front half is the same and they put the correct rear section on and weld it depending on the model and...

I sometimes wonder if we couldn't use another depression, it would re-educate these greenies and SJWs, when there is no one to pick them up or equalize society for them. Trying to educate my GF of the benefits of a pressure cooker, root cellar and canning has been a struggle. My grandmother...

Not all Redwing footwear is made in the USA, I found that out when they transferred the manufacturing of my go to boot to Asia. We had a independent store locally that sold nothing but Redwing boots and shoes and Stetson hats. They closed the door when Redwing tried to force them to carry more...

How fragile while I blast off in my weiner rocket These self absorbed people are so disconnected from reality, makes millions using tons of electricity, fuel, trees and mined plastics to ship all his goodies all over the world, and then puts the cherry on top with his rocket.

Good to see more people doing their best to buy American. We can turn the tide in this country just by spending our money domestically.

Double H & Carolina, comfortable and made in the USA Good place to start: American Made Work Boots

She grew up in Barstow her dad was a surveyor for the Bureau of Land Management and has literally purchased hundreds of thousands of acres of water and grazing rights. He makes fun of our city cows because they have so much grass to graze on. He's also a year younger than me. [emoji23]

Why not just add some form of cast iron weights to the PHD, that will tell you what you want to know and it is a heck of a lot cheaper.

When I went to pick up my prescription I would always get funny looks from the person behind the counter, male or female, until recently. A month or so back I took my GF with me, she is 22 yrs younger than me, no more snickers, eyeball rolls, or in general acknowledgement from the clerks.

I have also been using this on my thermal scopes for those all night hunts. But Anker makes a variety of sizes and styles that should cover most any need. I like that I can use this to recharge my phone if needed on the rare occasions it starts to die.

Buy a USB power pack or a 12v battery jumper/starter pack and rock on. Just make sure the mah exceeds your needs. I use a solar battery pack made for hunting cameras in the deer blind. It has 12v 35mah battery and a small solar panel. It is all self contained and all I did was splice in a 2...

You think you can get something like this in there? Lisle Oil Filter Wrench

After my divorce I tried the dating app, websites and I was amazed at how psychologically unstable, petty and intrusive most 45+ yo women were. I had one that worked for a large city that somehow got the impression that I was a TCU graduate, used her position as a city official to try and get a...

You can also use the belt manufacturers online cross reference.

If you know your sizes, you can purchase American made Timken belts from Motion Industries and they will usually be there the next day.

frayed knot https://www.kwch.com/content/news/WSU-water-tower-misspelling-on-display-438544673.html

$5100) listed in the title of the thread ****Edit**** $51,000 is correct, typed that on the phone and apparently held down the "L" key too long instead of the "O" key

By the time OSHA and the feds get done with that contraption, it will have wheels and fenders on it

I have seen that on multiple belt systems and agree, the whole matched belts no longer needed myth is hog wash. I have been using Timken industrial belts for the sole reason they are manufactured in the USA and they have fit better than any thing else I have tried. I think that the belts were...

If you look at the original pictures, the washer is the same size or slightly smaller in od, so I think your assessment that it is socket marks is the correct answer.

All you have to remember is that base password, the .*** or whatever is the only difference between sites, you know what site you are using, what is so hard to remember? I literally have hundreds accounts all over the web, and I do not have any problems, I have more trouble remembering why I...

Or it's cheaper to use a traditional lug nut, that way you only need to buy one type and size. Bottom line

Local security podcast suggested that you use you a unique too you password and then modify it for every website. This is their suggestion adapted to GTT and Tractor by Net albeit random and not my password. JohnDeere.GTT#3032e JohnDeere.TBN#3032e This way you have a unique password for...

There are washers behind them, willing to bet that there is no taper looking at how well they are seated.

Good looking home and appears well thought out. Is it me, the picture angle or is that HVAC controller crooked?

Remove the battery, clean it up and treat it with POR, then buy a marine battery box to fit the battery

There was a guy around here that had an early 80s era Vette, he had removed the rear hatch glass and hauled his push mower and weed eater around in the back. Story was he had worked for a military contractor and was fired for using drugs on the job. No other contractor would hire him and...

And the final one is the groan

I have 65 acres, if I won the lottery, I would buy the Biggest JD tracked 4wd articulating tractor they make and a Kenworth to haul it back and forth.

Belt pulley alignment? One of the pulleys hitting a guard?

Are y'all wearing contact lenses? I never encountered any issues with the safety glasses I wear, but when I wore contact lenses, that was a problem. One of the perks of having cataracts is the new lenses they installed.

Check this group, they were easy to work with and their prices are right. Ag Wheel Express

I have been wearing these for years, full readers from .5 up to 2.5 power in both clear and tinted for sun. I have used them in all kinds of dusty environments, rotorcraft wash, mowing, grinding, sanding. I highly recommend them! RX-500 Safety Readers

Are the bearings bad? If so, find a machine shop to press out the shaft and have them install new bearings. Just make sure you buy quality American made bearings and seals. It doesn't appear to have a grease zerk in the drawing. If there isn't a grease zerk, have the machine shop install one in...

Download the pdf manual, it has the parts list, I am going to bet you can cross reference the part numbers

Lake Whitney, remember that one well.

Have you contacted HOYE Tractor? They have a lot of CUT tractor and implement parts. I purchased all of the parts from them for my finish mower. I also found this http://www.taylorpittsburgh.com/professional-finishing-mowers.html

Well, I guess I will abandon the idea of the bigger softer ride of the pneumatic tires. I just replaced all 4 forks, wheels and spacers. Removed the broken grease zerks, tapped out the stripped holes and installed new zerks. Thing turns easily now, if the previous owner had kept it greased, the...

Well, this is a 3pt finish mower, it's designed to run on the wheels. I set it to float over any humps or valleys.

Is there any advantage of pneumatic over solid? Mower is a 71" Caroni that I just replaced all 4 solid tires, forks and spacers. I do not have a problem with it and it doesn't dig in or tear up the yard, just curious why I see the uptick in conversion kits to go to pneumatic tires.

We used to drive them all over, we went about 50 miles from the farm once for a big sprigging job, IIRC, it was about a section of land. That was a huge tract for this area for someone not to own their own equipment.

Picture #1 Photos of the Hernando de Soto bride, captured by Memphis resident Barry Moore during an August 2016 canoe trip, suggest the fracture in the steel box beam began much earlier than previously acknowledged. Picture #2: Based on the meta data from Barry Moore's submitted photo taken in...

My point was that his punishment will be excessive to send a mock message, regardless of the fact finding they do. Kinda like the shutting down of an entire country and now imaginary "science" that says it is safe to quit doing this or that. Who knows what portion of the bridge he was tasked...

Unfortunately for the fired inspector, he's going to be the example they set about thoroughness and the results when they discover that you are not doing an adequate job.

Totally unrelated, but how do they set the rivets on a beam like that?

Met her at a safety seminar in 2019, 22yrs younger than me, been a great ride

Both front and rear are 6 bolts on 6" with 4 5/8" pilot holes

Buy this one and chop it to the length you want, the first 3 holes are the correct measurements Rib share. Size: 14" - 4 bolt. Upset nose, heat-treated, USA made.

Frames, 3pt hitch, blade bar and gear boxes are the same according to the part list schematics for each

Check with Ag Wheels Express, they may have a set of factory take off tires and wheels or just a set of wheels.

Buy the ZT and sell me the 1120 to offset the cost of the

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What about this one, might ask about measurements 3 Bolt Ford Plow share

Found this on Facebook Marketplace just a few minutes ago https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/443558643586961/

It's probably a copy of an old Massey or Ford/Dearborn. You can take measurements of all of the bolt holes and spacings, there are plenty of suppliers that offer that data readily on their websites. I found this image, states the 12" is 3 hole

These are still available

Well, I am thoroughly impressed with their work whoever it was. I measured the bolt holes with my calipers and all 4 outer holes are within .025" of the edge of the frame and the brackets are within 1/16th of each other. I will look at it more when I drop it off at Kyle's for sandblasting and...

I first thought of that, but it doesn't appear to be cut down, the frame is square front to back, I would think if someone had cut it down, the frame edges wouldn't be square. It doesn't appear that other than the 3 middle shanks being removed and moved, the outer two remained in place, those...

I have seen plenty of 5ft version, but never a 4'. I also don't think it's a JD, most likely an old Massey. I took the sweeps off, bought new points from Shoup, new grade 8 shouldered bolts, new plow bolts, reinstalled the one shank that had been removed and then did a little fitting on the...

Recent local news article: "Tractor Supply Company buys Orscheln Farm and Home stores" We have 3 TSC within 10 miles of the farm and 1 Orscheln, both have there strong suits, but if you need anything serious farm wise, better look elsewhere.

I have a 3032e currently, got a good deal on it. If I was doing it again, I would find a D or R 3 series. Compare compacities on JDs site, the 3033r and the 3035D are much better tractors, same footprint though 3032E 3035D...

I didn't read the entire thread, but this is what I bought since I have the 15gal versions of that jug pictured

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These are sitting and doing nothing but taking up space. There is one wheel that hat rust and the paint bubbling up, but the tire is holding air. These came off of a 3032e. Sizes are 27x8.5-15 front and 41x14-20 rear on factory John Deere 6 lug wheels. I will make someone a great deal, way less...

I am in the market for a finish mower. I thought I wanted a Frontier, but after looking at what I was told a lightly used one with a cracked deck, I am looking at other options. Who makes a well designed, low maintenance, reliable and durable 5' or 6' grooming/finish mower? Preferably made in...

That is a cut out in the timber, about 40yds in front of the blind is planted corn that will be flooded come fall. We will use a boat to get to this particular blind. The bottom of blind is 33" and will be 6" in the water at full pool. No Wood Ducks, but a ton of Mallards and Geese. We...

Well, earlier in the thread I posted these pictures

Nearing the home stretch of this phase

"....if you have to be crazy to hunt ducks, I do not wish to be sane" Robert Ruark

What about this idiot [emoji23][emoji23] I actually only had to go about a mile from the trailer to the timber where we are building a new duck blind. The turns, trying to avoid the corn and potential to get stuck were my deciding factors. 1 more load after I get this one unloaded and a...

I have a straight shank, it's to the right of the tractor in this picture, it is horribly disturbing, actually worse than the parabolic ripper. I had a Rome 5 shank parabolic that I used when we raised peanuts. I prefer the parabolic style since they have a tendency to pull deeper, although they...

You mean something like this prior to aerating?

I am in the process of making my own aerator. While looking at various designs, I have noticed a significant difference in the versions sold here in the US versus those sold in Europe, Asia, Australia and New Zealand. My question is, which design is superior? Which design is easier to pull? Why...

It will only mount one way

This John Deere 22B is the cats meow. Bid on it on AuctionTime and won it for $400. Considerably cheaper than buying a new one from John Deere and priced about the same as any current production one with the shear bolt. I think this will do everything that I was wanting to do without the task...

I have several places in the pasture that hold water because of compaction, the problem has existed for as long as anyone can remember. The issue is that the fields are rutted up, rough and hard to maintain. There is a substantial amount of native grasses for grazing and about 15 acres of...

My duck boat you better make sure the plug is in, it's 2" in diameter and there is absolutely no flotation in the boat.

I guess this one is no better I saw this deal shortly after it was posted on Craigslist, left work immediately and was back in to work. I would have missed out on the package had I went home to get the Dodge dually, two guys drove up while I was loading it and another as I was pulling out of...

Has anyone tried these tires? Thoughts? Experiences? It seems to be a great option for those of us that have the R4 style tire/wheel combinations and desire better traction in the field. Thanks

Any one know where I can begin to look? I purchased this MF #72 3 bottom for a $100 and was thinking about putting it up front at the entrance to the farm. I would like to paint it, replace shares, moldboards, landsides and fix the furrow wheel. I would also like to find the coulters for it if...

I am in the process of running water lines to several pastures for water tanks so I am in search of a subsoiler that has a shank long enough to get down at least 1' but preferably down to 18"-24" that also has a shear pin. I prefer it to be manufactured in the United States, even North America...