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I ran out of gravel so I ordered an other 3 load … it was wet so it took more then I expected but I am well underway on the rail\fence now …

and the bugs this year I tell ya … well it goes with the rain and we had it oufff ….

finally took some vacation from work!! … got the horse rink level out, the grass mowed, some pit run delivered, then spread it all … and ho some manure spread in the field ( nothing was really growing) Looked at the weather and there’s 5 days no rain coming up, nothing hot but we (my dad ans...

ho sorry, I got confuse since its the same truck in both picture.

nice trailer !! how's that truck handling this load ?

Its your thread Arly we are simply along for the ride

it sufly is cabable of dong so

To me get what ever equipment is best for your fire break and buy a pull behind road grader for your road maintenance.

Are you looking for a pulling harness or a no pull ? yeah the tactical harness looks pretty slick... I never had any problem with my harness, although I not sure what brand I have...

Looks very clean to me, the tires are in good shape and 10k is very cheep yes that's a good deal!!

A car hauler with double axel will work for width (72 inch wide tractor) with a tandem with 3500lbs axel it will be closely legal with a GVWR: ~7,000lbs.... the 4520 weigh around 3800lbs plus the FEL plus the backhoe, you are likely looking at 7000lbs if he has filled read tires... So if you...

ho man I had to restrained myself hard to not copy & paste what AI has to say about this opinions lol... You are in tittle to your opinion and I would even add it's a valid one but personally as long as its stated (copy and paste from AI) I don't see the arm in it, that way you could simply...

already quite a bit bigger

I have ''telescopic' 3point arms, it helps. More you do it quicker it becomes. I lined myself up as best as I can, then I put my bucket down so I can creep forward or backwards using the bucket without going back on the tractor. I save quite a bit of time that way. For me what take the longest...

problem meaning time consuming or giving you a hard time ...

ha k that make sense I just didn't know the context I was like is that a insult or a way to describe someone lol

You will need to get some loose material to fill the holes and cut the bumps both disk or tiller will accomplish that but with a disk you might need to do may passes. I have hard clay and I reseeded a portion of a field without moldboard plowing it. I only disk it and I did many and many passes...

and what is that supposed to mean?

my uncle used to say a variation of this one... There's my way, your ways and the right way of doing things. I don't care which way you chose as long as its the right way.

Lots of engines the oil dip stick will pops out and will overflow through there. On a quad I have see going up through the valves and out the airbox.

my favorite is .... chop chop we are wasting daylight.... (my wife hate it when I say it lol) ''its getting dark'' don't worry I got lights on this thing andddd of course its 5 o clock somewhere

I use the manual amount as a guideline to know how much to purchase and for how much to put in, but the dipstick is the true measurement not what the manual say. When I do my oil change I will put oil in until I am getting close to the manual amount (around half a liter less then recommended)...

I could never find permatran anywhere, I used duratran in mine, still not any cheaper.

Look at these guys they have water in their basement... a saying we say when someone pants are too short.

I basically never use high range on my HST tractor unless on flat ground and not under load, medium range always until its too much, so often for moldboard plowing and pulling my disk I have to go to low range, I can get a full buckets in a fluff out pile of gravel in medium range but if its...

no, from one of these pets stores

I got my started on burying the little pond that took some F around but after a few days I got a 70 x 25 yard area ready to spread some sand and sink some post.

well ourself up north we haven’t hit 36 *F yet but steady 77*F ish but holy we got a nice dump of rained, it rained rivers are full and ditch’s are running. so far so good and bugs are in full force

the taste of fresh blood triggers something for sure … every fresh dog i bring for a hunt I’ll feed it them the hearth of the first kill and you can see their eyes lit up then the machine is open for business!!

that's actually a good idea (y)

You would be right believing that, throttle variation helps lubrication and preventing hot/dry spots... I have learn from mechanics that during a initial break in for a 4 stroke you want steady throttle and increasing the RPM over time, for 2 stroke you want quick burst and increasing the length...

Not me, I let go at each end of the swing when its not cutting and full throttle in the between (if required), a 2 stroke engine like throttle variation.

What do you mean get off the couch ???

Since one of my dog caught one, they are now obsess with them which is good. There's one under this pile I will have to help them by moving this pile of post.

I think what you meant to say was '' worry about forgiveness later''

I understand you don't want to trespass and ask permission but its not like you will conduct work or make trails and what not its a momentarily trespass to make a situation safe for you, anyone would understand plus if one property is lease and the other one is a big corporation I wouldn't even...

that's a clean looking tractor

I have heard this one before and it a very funny one

:ROFLMAO: 😆

The plan this time off is to start on the outdoor horse arena I have to bury this little ''pond'' then start on the contour fence. I have all my cedar already. I am not sure if I will/should moldboard plow and till the whole thing or not, if I do I should do it before I start sinking post in...

no, I don't think overfilling is the problem... mine was overfilled from the dealer when I got it as well .... on mine (not a JD) if I go too far down too far on the joystick it will not apply force its like the de pressurize zone, play with it without going all the way to the end on the joy stick.

''what are we today??'' ...I would get as a answer ''mmm humans 🤷‍♂️'' ''No what is today date'' ... ''ho June 13th ''

I wouldn't touch her, even with a 10' pole.

Vegas (my GSD) wont eat unless I make her do a few tricks and reward her for it, then she will eat but not before. If I don't she give me a look saying I didn't deserve this ...

The fact that they get backed in the water each launch and their bearings rarely get greases by most people surely doesn’t help.

I am pretty sure they asked if you were a farm boy (grew up on a farm)

heres a few Canadian ones I once said its a F&%en ''Jackpot'' ( = a Sh&t show) over here to a foreigner she looked at me all confused and ask what did I win and why I was mad about it. ''Raining nails'' is when it's raining so hard it sound like 100 people are on the roof shingling (hammering...

Skid steers are nice especially for having all the attachment in front not that is not possible with a tractor, if Id have one it would have to be with tracks but I haven't seen a skid steer being able to hook up hay equipment like a rake or a baler so it would have to be a tractor.

ha the old ''Do what I say not what I do'' I love the gloves as a paint protector :ROFLMAO:

he doesn't need to be below the frost line its not a footing, our frost line is 6 foot can you imagine digging 6' for a walkway ? ... 6 to 8 inch base is on par for walkways even for us up north.

They would also make a good manure mucket

I am the same most 95% of my post are while I am at work lol ... at home I am simply too busy to check or post on here.

my suggestion would be to set a pully on a tree back behind the fence, then set up a rope on it and pull it with your tractor or a truck so it rips off and fall behind the fence (hopefully), then you can fall the standing piece.

ho cool mix, that's going to be a handful for most of the next decade lol you got the perfect place for them.

beautiful, all of it... the pond the puppy and your daughter of course!! what kind of dog is that ?

KWentling beat me to it but I second his comment.... utilize the tilt (bucket curl) over the lift it will be easier to lift once the bucket is fully curl back and the load is closer to the tractor.

ho boy that's something else...

I am starting to have more and more as well on my property. My dog finally got his first one, he has been trying for a few years now. One time he got one but he didn't realized they could bite too, then they got in a stand off until the wife showed up with a shovel to separate them lol.

two miss conception, one is we didn’t live as old in the past that’s false to a point yes ok in the stone age they didn’t live too old but more because of injuries then anything else … it’s not because the average life spans was 30 that people didn’t live to 90 years old it’s just lot more...

I try to not use sunscreen and simply protect myself instead with a hat and long sleeve shirt, wile making sure i get my skin exposed for about 20 to 40 minutes off the peak hours of the day for my doze of vitamin D … if you look at the statistic the country that use the most sunscreen are also...

My husky and all the husky I have seen have adjustable oiler as well.

Fist time I see such thing I had to looked it up I couldn't picture how the bucket operate, the cylinder is actually inside the boom pretty cool. Even for foundation work in tight spots it would work great.

Your base depth is solid, the problem is the thin, irregular flagstone combined with a soft top layer that holds moisture. That works fine in warmer climate but not with deep frost. Consider using polymeric sand for joints or mortar, replace sand and granite fill with quarry fines or "stone...

is your FEL quick attach / easy on easy off ? I would figure one could remove it pretty easily even without having it running?

2025 season has started with a control burn (a area I did not cut and bale last year)... Then I pass the diamond arrow where I disked last year and need to seed I am happy with the result. I also seeded, fertilized and pass the roller all before a nice rainy day. I also did some spot seeding in...

that's a winner right there !!

So it turnout mg GSD was afraid of stairs lol it was a project, I tried to make her go down on her owns but no, nothing worked, she didn’t want to hear about it so i showed her how to go down then i brought her down in my arms. She sniff around and got back up then i command her to go down and...

that's some nice dirt you got there

yes that's right, the predators will smell the placenta that's how they find the calf so the mother will hurry up and eat it and wash her calf to remove as much as the sent as possible.

Was the doe in sight? that's very cool

yeah when she is outside and focus on something she will get both ears up, sometimes she alternates between having the left and the right up but most of the time she had the right ear up only... I doubt it will change by now, I would rather her to have both up, but one down is pretty cute, one...

Vegas is 1 year old today...

Google and buy one way exclusion device for bats, set that up on their entrances. I would do it late summer early fall to avoid maternity season. I would also install lots of bat house for them to relocate in.

I am questioning this reasoning ... '' Why fold it, just remove it entirely...'' I mean at least if it's there you have the options I keep mine up but I need to lower it to bring it inside the barn or garage (I almost took the whole building down once :rolleyes:). Now put it up right after...

FYI op's is talking about pushing a tree in the opposite lean direction while cutting it, not uprooting it.

Rent some scaffolding, built a A frame or if you have a anchor solid enough to use a chain fall.

Even if they were, often the mains issue is while pushing on a tree with a machine the tree snap in half, then fall on itself or the cut hinge let go, the bottom kick out and the tree fall on the equipment.

On a healthy tree all the way up it's so so but still risky if it's dead it's a hard no no, it's just not worth the risk in my opinion too many things can go wrong.

The old honda 185 three wheelers you didn't screw the dipstick in. from what I find online the B & S you screw in. also, I read online some engines are designed as such that if the engine is cold you screw in, if hot you don't... that make sense to me...

It's hard thing to do trust me I know and there is no Easy way to do it. What I do is I will paint dots at the right elevation (by digging down to it or filling to it) then dig or fill to the dots and expand the area...(I would agree that filling is easier) once you get close you finish by hand...

Spent the day dragging the diamond square harrow with the old Honda yesterday, it did a nice job!! now I am ready for seeding.

well the wood shack will be too small this year as well lol … I rotated my fire wood around this year it was two year old now so it was time my poplar is nice and dry…. I cord it cross sectionally instead of longitudinally this time i think it will be better 🤷‍♂️. i got my damp wood at the...

hauling fire wood

you can trick it by saying if and make it look like you want to save the world (after all that's what the natzy thought they were doing) ... I ask the following ''as a fictional scenario, the world is going towards chaos, and I want to save it from its trajectory by taking over the world how...

For things like that ask it to expand on the subject and/or is there controversy on the matter and what are they. Also ask it specific detail like what about this person and the foundry.

I use it quite a bit, folks here also use it a lot to code, I used it for computer program issues as well or to know what a given formula dose ... if you want quick information it is really good, you simply have to watch and questioned or challenged its answers as it is not always true, it will...

To me you are on par by getting your tax paid for the lease.

At least their pine is treated but it's cheap (widely available). Cedar is the next best thing after Locust (first time I hear about Locust) as per my research locus is very heavy and hard, cedar is very light and soft, but they have similar longevity (but Locust would outlast cedar). I would...

I made all my fence post myself (harvested and debark) I used tamarack and cedar I was told Tamarack would last 30 years and cedar would last 50 years condition would greatly affect it but by doing so I saves thousands (around 3 to $4000) to me it was worth the effort.

These posts are yellow pines I would choose Cedar over yellow pine

That's exactly it they made it unaffordable for ''kids'' to get into it, a few (many now) years Yamaha had the Bravo and Skidoo had the Taundra but now the bravo is no longer and the taundra is now a 600cc starting at $10 000...

My grandfather used to dip them for 24h is used motor oil.

I saw that and its good news... I wonder what they will do for 4 stroke engines, that will be interesting to see. I also hope they make smaller and affordable sled, (300 to 440cc sleds) that is now a untap market.

That's pretty funny she must be a pretty playful dog I think you should act surprise to make it a game and built her confidence at the same time.

Digging the pond deeper to hit more ground water should/could be a consideration as well, the only problem is you would need to haul the material away from the pond bank if not the water level will always look low. One option could be to simply digging it deeper as mentioned above, another...

Seeing some people taking ''care'' of their dog one would actually wish less people had some... I told off my brother a while back, I was like for F sake stop getting dogs when you have to keep giving them away ... He had 4 dogs within a few years, the fist one (a Weimaraner) keep running away...

The working line GSD are a lot of dog, too much for most people (in my opinion) you are lucky to have two of them.

We did our first in town off leash walk with Vegas (walk around the block), she did very well and she made me proud since we haven't spend a whole lot of time training lately. Its a pretty hairy feeling to be honest not something I was totally comfortable with but it was a nice experience .. We...

how bout what you love from your dog or breed and what you hate ?? past or present…. keep it to a few of each i know that’s going to be hard …let me start my American lab I love her enthusiasm and willing to please but hate how cold sensitive she is, also hate her hyperactivity … my lab...

Vegas is now 80lbs … a big girl i’d say

Out here (we have much smaller trees in general) one sawmills can only handle 32inch diameter logs, the other one I beleve is 38 but they trim (lathe) them down to 34 before it gets in the mill... anything bigger is over size and get sold to who ever for what ever they want (mostly firewood)

Yeah, I get that, but I just figure with the temperature you guys get down there the salt and grit is long gone by early May, no?

I know so many people who replace or rebuilt their automatic transmission not counting the one that have a slip or clonky shift... changing a clutch is a lot cheaper than an auto trans rebuilt.

Manuals are maintenance free, now automatic transmission required filter change, belt and oil change (CTV).

for the GT ? 7 weeks that much ??

I don't know what's up with Facebook it has become ruthless, you simply can't comment on anything anymore if you do you get threats and insults it's just crazy... I agree folks on this forum are respectful and courteous, they deserve a shout out.

Out here also, many mills have been purchased by larger company and close down, not for their hardware but for their harvesting rights... The reality of today is the mills are so productive that one produce as much as 3 from 30/40 years ago.

good observation... What I was thinking is why the wheels are not spinning at the moment when the guy is right off the tractor and when it gets back on all 4 then it take off but at that point the guy his been off it for a while...

I am not disputing that ... I would rather drive the tractor as well ...

I also disable my seat safety switch... sometime I need to leave the seat while the PTO is engage and you just can't with the switch on or if I need to stand up to see the tip of the forks or what not... I always have my ROPS up but I never wear my seat belt...

I have plowed my neighbor road twice this winter but it's just not worth the money.. I mow my neighbor trails but I do that for free any jobs I get asked to do during the summer I usually say no I am simply too busy and need my tractor. I also do some side roofing jobs during the summer I have...

This is a google answer... Vintage Tractors: Typically 25 to 50 years old, often from the 1940s to 1970s. Antique Tractors: Generally over 50 years old, usually built before the 1950s. These are often displayed in shows and are considered historically significant.

Electric Wrench (Impact Wrench): Designed to apply high torque for loosening or tightening large, stubborn bolts and nuts. Often used in automotive, construction, and heavy-duty applications. Uses a hammering mechanism (impact) to deliver bursts of torque. Electric Ratchet: Used for fastening...

I am no expert but I don't think we will see the same affect for lumber prices in Canada then the USA... out here they are talking about shutting down the lumber mills (for some time) until the demand kick back up, which means the price will stay down for us.

the wife wanted a outdoor horse arena … there it is, now she only have to install it. 🤣 I found two three fork it will be the door

My Vegas is progressing very well we are now at the stage of loose walking with standard collar with e-collar, she will not leave her bed (still a slip hear and there) her recall is very good but still need a zap her and there. Her heal is getting along very good as well. She now play with my...

that’s a big beauty right there… you are lucky … in 4week mine will be ready to walk off leash as well … anxious to be there.

I am very proud of my girls, they are now able to play together and Vegas is actually focus on the object and not Laika … cured through training and playing.

We have the same situation with the caterpillars on their prime cycle when they cross the road and get squish it become slippery as ice… I have knobby tires so i am not sure how much it would affect me …Although i would still slow down

not that we know … she has poor genetic her dad ears didn’t stand up ether, when she is focus on something both are up …I’ll ask the Vet at our next appointment for a full blood analysis to see if she is low on any minerals or vitamins.

I would let it idle for a minute or two until the white smoke stop and it run as it should then move it out and let it warm up properly there until it reach temp.

My old man was a logger, at some point he snap a chain and simply put it away. He recently found it, repaired it and put it on he said I don't know what I am doing differently now but I lost the touch compare to back then. To be clear his still a very good hand filler, better then I will ever be.

that's a big one !! I have a Massey Ferguson 2706, 60hp it's as small as I can have, but as much my money could buy, I wish I also had a 80hp at the very least.

Its going to be a nasty one for use, 8 to 11 inch in the forecast...

After some research it look like you are right but my confusion came in as some some repair mode or Recondition Mode has the Desulfation incorporated with it... but your right Desulfation is specifically for lead sulfate buildup as recover is a mode is a more general recovery process such as...

is that right ? i also though it was the same thing ...

you can built a A frame to lift it in place

That rock weigh at the minimum 3000 lbs and potentially as much as 5500lbs depending on its density (assuming your dimensions are right)

this one as it I guess but the one Op's has doesn't has he mentioned it...

I don't like these round edges tooth chain, I much rather the square tooth chain... round tooth are good when working in dirty stuff and are easier to sharpen but doesn't bite nearly as much.

There's always a certain level of heat generated with a grinder, grinder can create micro fractures and dose create a rounder edge where hand filling there is none of these.

Don't get one, when you have one you tend to dig some deep holes and make things disappear... ho wait that's a reason to get one... will be right back...

Good point many folks use their files way too long, you can see and feel it, one can replace them after as little as 10 filing and as much as 30.

yeah it like a recover or repair mode (same thing)... the 1 amp doesn't have it because its insufficient amps for it... you would used the desulfate mode when a battery is flat dead.

I wish, for use its getting milder but still below freezing and we have a other 8'' in the forecast for Wednesday but as soon as I get some nice days above 40*F with bare asphalt I am taking her out.

I sharpen my chain only when I need too, when I feel like it's starting to loose its edge then I will do it but during the winter when I don't hit anything I can go days without sharping it. Hand sharping is a superior sharping then girder if you can be consistent with hand sharping. The...

I would like to add uneven raker depth in proportion to the cutting teeth.

Stihl makes some very good saws, I think they are second best, Husky being a smidge above over all in my opinion. Johnsen red was the best of all time but they got bought by husky so... Don't get offended it's only my opinion lol.

You might like to hear this, There is a author name John Burke, (book name: imagine the God of heaven and No perfect people allowed) he investigated near death experience from thousand of people all over the place, from all kind of religion and some of them God did show them their dogs in the...

Starting to be anxious to take the old girl out... probably a month or so away now.

roll, lay, crawl, weave between your legs, touch (nose to your hand), bed, stay, and search are commands you could expand on.

Red line is the power beyond from my existing valve to the new one (constant flow) Bleu line is the new valve power beyond feeding the 3 point link pink line is tee off to the return to sump line (only used when lowering the hydraulic cylinder) red circle is the power beyond port

I am no expert, but there are expert here, they will eventually chip in but personally I would advise against it. You loader valves is a open center you constantly have a flow through, with a parallel path your pressure will be very low you wont get much for the splitter once hook up plus when...

Ya, the mower is hydraulic with a hydraulic pump, the manual called for hydraulic fluid, put hydraulic fluid in it. I would put ant ISO 100 hydraulic fluid in it.

I would go with the manual and find equivalent oil... I have a feeling the dealer miss understood you... is that possible ? AW stand for anti wear and its designed for hydraulic system, SAE 85-140w is gear oil for gears, bearings, and extreme pressure, that's too thick for a hydraulic pump.

What ever you use don't use Styrofoam, critters go in and chew it away to nest in it. If you use plastic barrels seals the cap with a sealer like caulking if not the caps will leak. I would suggest if you can find a old pontoon boat they make great floating docks.

yeah I would agree with both points... in Quebec the WRX is super popular and yes within that demographic, the winters also justify it. I always wanted one but it never happen which I am happy about it since now I know more about their issues like head gasket failures, oil consumption, rod...

I hate that comment, like it will certainly be the case if you don't offer it at all. I might have forgotten the Subaru WRX which could fit in this category. I personally have mix feeling about the WRX but I am curious what is your take on it.

Its very odd as Audi do provide a manual transmission in Europe, one of my coworker tried to get a automatic transmission replace with a manual through the dealer and he couldn't, he pointed out the they have them in Europe order one but they couldn't / wouldn't. I believe these are the only...

from what you wrote I think my scenario is better then yours…. At least in my case the worst it can happened is I get some expensive ground meat instead of nothing in your case.

The Civic the best selling manual car in 2024 https://www.motor1.com/news/747314/honda-civic-best-selling-manual/

I just wanted to make sure you didn't get confuse and was talking about the same thing. Well if massey invite me for a ride I will gladly take a picture. That's the speed they advertise and clam...

Well with winter coming to a end I wish I would've done more firewood then this. Although it should be good enough, I now have to switch to cedar post as the wife want me to built her a horse outdoor arena this summer. the left stack need to be dried and the right side stack is dry already

I don't think you know what a Ford GT is ... he his not talking about a mustang.

I was against the idea of using one as it seem over board, but I also have seen dogs completely ignoring (being desensitized) to a slip collars (choke collar) and constantly self suffocating on it. The Prong collar will pinch even if using both rings but if you use both rings it's a uniform...

The options are getting very thin, that's I rushed to get a 2024 civic. Other then the muscle car type like the Camaro or the mustang the other option would be, Subaru WRX. In the luxury sedan category there is the Cadillac Blackwing, Acura integra and the BMW's.

wow 60mph on first lol, crazy

I just wish the horse world would be a little more honest now days… I guess it goes for pretty much anything… so many know it all but yet so little good horses, all the horses for sale are Boomb proof and kids safe until they get to your property for some reason…. I already saw it too many times...

I did 300 miles right out of the dealership and i average 33.5 mpg on the hwy and I wasn’t carful at all.

There she is, last year for the Civic with a manual transmission (other then the type R and the SI) I should admit I was little rusty since its been many years driving one, also the first time driving a 6 speed.

I would say that’s a good advise… I am glad I didn't know this beforehand I might never known my wife If I did, I have to admits she doesn't fully fit the horse girls stereotype but I still have to do hay now, fences and next year a outdoor riding arena and it may never stop but I enjoy doing it.

We already have seen remarkable result and it’s only been a few weeks of training and two session with the trainer. But I means everything that has been said here is applied just with a few tools and a good structure while being showed how to. Now when we send her to bed she stay until the break...

i am sure she would, but we are fallowing the training certification formats we payed for

We got trained with the shock collar/E collar, the technique is pretty interesting, it consist of finding the lowest level that she responds to, for her it’s 7 or 8 and zapping her before the command is verbalized and as soon as she responds to the command you stop. That to get her used...

Vegas is now officially a big girl. I am glad I am not home for it lol

I agree with both side of the comments, both can be true.... It is true the set up for horses is expensive but once it's purchase it's done its really well made. The issue I see espicially with the ladies is they get obsessed with taking up, different colors, matching outfits, different saddle...

Nice, better that then many other things...Hop he his a good horse and everything goes well.

all 3 in parking mode

Interesting idea it would work, but would probably crack and break if it’s settles, some ground work to get a good base would still need to be done. I would still remove a few feet of materiel and put sand with a 5/10 inch of gravel on top then put these and you should be good to go.

I hear ya, Same here with a normals clip on collar I have to giver her 3 haymaker for her to stop pulling (while walking you just stop and brace yourself for her to walk into it) with a prong it’s 1 pull (quick gentle jab) and it’s done for the night…. the goal is no to use it for both parties...

I agree with you to a point, but it’s not a shortcut it’s a tool. How a mother trained her pups ? sure feels good also. I wouldn't put one on my lab but my GSD or my Golden are so stubborn they need it. Almost all trainer use one at first, he did start slow with it, it’s a 4 steps increment to...

We had a training session with a dog trainer yesterday, our Vegas (GSD) did a great job since the wife put lots of time and effort train her to stay in her bed, she made the first session easy but it was good we got introduce to a prong collar and a few tips and languages differences he wants us...

I just bought a honda Civic hatchback sports touring 2024, last year they offer it witch Stick, nice car but the prices of vehicles is just out of hand.

I Just bought myself a brand new 2024 civic sports touring with a Manual transmission

I keep mine in the barn during the winter, easier to plug in that way, during the summer I keep it outside.

yes use cerium oxide glass polish

I am all for a no-till or minimum till method but the ground has to be establish first, you can't do a no till or even minimum till in virgin ground. Any tines type attachment wont do much other then scratching the ground, there's a reason it hasn't been done. Bottom plow your area and disk it...

My dad on his custom made splitter has a hydraulic wings on the opposite side of the controls that you can stack wood on so you don't have to go back and forth every logs I Also really like the moving wedge two way splitter, that compensate for slower cycle time.

I agree with the premise but you see a vast overall differences in quality of the object collected as well... Most All the hoarder I have seen just kept junk over all, yes you would find gemstone here and there but it's more finding a needle in a haystack more then anything else... then a...

If you go with kioti I would stay within the NX/DK Series, with kioti you will have more tractor for your money, if you are planning to sell it in the future John deer hold a better resale value. You can wait longer for parts with Kioti but they have a great engine.

you are missing 3 zeros

that is exactly it

that would depend on the amount and proprety of the snow... one could also put a bigger motor.

I just saw this one… pretty neath.

Also are you spreading at a very quiet (windless day) I spread mine at dusk when it gets real quiet... To be honest I also don't get real great result the first year, the second year it fills in a whole lot compare to the first one.

I have one of these, it works but it's not the safest to use, it create lots of splinters and it's not the easiest to use either.

It's starting to look pretty good 👌

I know a guy he was driving on the highway at 60/65mph with his friend at night, his spots light where not to his liking so he looked at his friend and said ''hold the steering wheel'', put the cruise on, lower his window to crawl out the truck to go adjust his lights... his friend was looking...