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Sounds like your Dad lived a full life. May the Lord provide you and your family comfort and peace.

I am very sorry for your loss. May God provide you and your family comfort and peace during this time.

Congratulations on your new Massey. I bought a Farmall 35A a while back and bought a set of pallet forks for it. It’s got to be the handiest thing that I’ve ever had. You can find more uses for them than you ever imagined and you can even move pallets too. 😊

Very nice job!

Come visit Tennessee. Here we can have 6 seasons in one week!

I have one that I bought from Amazon. I use it to trim tree limbs and other projects around the property. It gets the job done. I got wheels with it so I could roll it around the shop out of the way.

Praying for comfort and peace for your family.

I have a red one and a yellow one that I don’t put gas or diesel in. 😎

Sounds like the carb float is sticking. Take a wooden hammer handle or similar and peck lightly on the carb bowl, then try it. My 861 does that sometimes if it has been sitting for a while.

Glad to hear you pulled through! I wish you a speedy recovery.

Make sure that your load is chained/strapped properly. Make sure all of your lights are working. Strap a bale or two of hay down on the trailer for added insurance and head out.:)

I am glad they have worked out well for you. I am sure they are in my future as well. I just hope to have as good of experience as you have had.

Congratulations! I second your prayer!

I run E0 in every small engine that I have and my one gas tractor. Like Eddie I tried E0 in my truck for a while. I got better mileage but not enough to justify the cost. I am fortune to have an account with a local fuel supplier. They have road and farm diesel as well as E10 and E0 fuel...

I have been using a hydraulic top link for several years. It is defiantly a game changer. Maybe some day I will graduate to hydraulic tilt as well.

We had 20. We were 5 short due to sickness or other commitments. It was good to visit with family I don't get to see as often as I wish. We had a blessed day for sure.

When we bought our travel trailer I looked into RV surge protectors. Progressive industries was the brand of choice. We purchased one of these...

I have been very pleased with this one. It has jumped off anything from a lawnmower to a Ford 555 TLB. It has made jumper cables obsolete for me. Jump Starter, NUSICAN Upgraded 4000A Car Jump Starter for Up to 10L Gas or 10L Diesel Engine, 12V Auto Utrai Car Battery Starter, Car Portable Power...

I’m deeply sorry for the loss of Mason. It’s clear he was a wonderful dog who was fortunate to have such caring owners like you. You did everything possible for him, and that’s a testament to your care and commitment.

Did that Vet happen to say anything about Histoplasmosis? It is a fungal infection. My friend’s dog had it several years back. It took him from the picture of health to almost dead. However, once they figured out what was wrong and treated him for several months, he made a comeback and lived...

Nothing wrong with using what you got. Sure you could do a “better” job with a field cultivator or tiller but like you said that’s another implement and more money. Looking good in your picture.

One thing would be certain for me. If I paid in full for the tractor, they would be paying me the rent for sure but my demand would be that they deliver the tractor to me ASAP.

I get offers like that as well. My shredder seems to enjoy them.

I try to buy all I can local. I will research what I need online then if I think a local business has it I will go there and buy it unless their price is astronomically higher. The problem is that most of the time nobody local has what I need. They will offer to order it but I can do that and...

Keep poking around and maybe you will find the tractor that goes with them 🤣

Having Starlink for a year now, we have experienced 2 rain outages of around 5 minutes each. We also had the global outage that everyone else seemed to have. That lasted a little over 30 minutes. The service has surprised me at how robust it is. I think my previous Wi-Fi service was down more...

Back up now.

Same here.

Replaced a leaking hose on on of the outriggers yesterday and topped off the hydraulic fluid. Then I swapped out the backhoe bucket to the 24”. Raised the hoe and rolled the bucket, pop goes another hose, blowing fluid everywhere…….just can’t win 🤣

I hit a dead end at my New Holland dealership. Apple they can’t get the original teeth anymore. I measured my hole pattern and found some on Amazon that should work: BDI wear Parts 6737322Y Assembly Bobcat Style Bucket Teeth/Adapter/Felx Pin/Bolt and Nut (10 Set) Amazon.com Thanks to everyone...

Our rabbit population seems more than usual this year. While bush hogging I have seen lots of them scattering. We see them in our yard all of the time.

I am looking for teeth for the front bucket of my 555A. It has the holes in the bucket for mounting. Anybody have a source?

Welcome!

Nice work. It may not have looked that good when it was new.

On shirt number 2 so far today. 😅

I have used SK tools for years. Their tools have always done the job for me. Most of what I have I bought over 30 years ago and still going strong.

Nice work!

Don’t get me started :mad::rolleyes::ROFLMAO:

We stream so we watch what we want, when we want. We skip the “lying politicians” and such. We watch YouTube a lot. I am waiting for the TBN channel, Muhammad?

This is a very important part of your tractor purchase. More important to me than the brand because a reputable dealer won’t sell junk.

Switzerland has developed some pretty interesting hillside machinery technology over the years. You just got to play with cards that you are dealt.

It was already dirty. My tractors don’t stay clean very long at a time.😊

I am definitely a regular guy. Don’t need that fancy synthetic stuff 🤣 Several here have mentioned portable compressors/inflators. I use this one which uses common batteries to other tools that I have. It also will shut off at a pressure that you set...

Wow,this thread is making me feel good about myself. I at least know how to change the air in my tires.😂

http://www.lastotallyawesome.com/shop/all-purpose/awesome-all-purpose-concentrated-cleaner-24oz/ Works great and is cheap. You can get it at Dollar General, Family Dollar and others.

I see that you are from TN like me. I have bought two containers and had them delivered from ConGlobal out of Memphis. Everything was handled over the phone and e-mail. They sent me pictures of the container each time for my approval. Everything went “as advertised” both times.

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Same outage here in TN. Working normal now.

Rake is doing a great job, very pleased

I got upgraded to residential as well. It’s been a long wait but I am very pleased with the service. Never thought I would have this kind of internet service out in the sticks. Thanks Elon 😊

Don’t forget there is also a semi-mount as well. I have run a 10ft semi-mount for 13 years and wouldn’t want anything else with the hilly terrain that I maintain.

I have a Stihl. I also have their blower and string trimmer. They each use the AK series battery. I am very satisfied with all.

Maybe try some flow control valves on the main boom?

Very nice. I see you drive the standard Texas family car. :)

Looking good, keep the updates coming!

If you get the breaker from Amazon shown in the pictures then you have a good deal. All of the pictures and spec sheet match the ones from Home Depot.

I am very sorry for your loss.

I think this may be the highest that I have seen with my "best effort".

Nice job on your cart. I am starting to look into a larger mig. Are you satisfied with that Hobart?

Congrats on the new ride!

I just bought a Ratchet Rake to help in some brush cleanup projects but it will also serve as a driveway rake. This might solve your problem by breaking up the driveway and then re-grade with your rear blade. I purchased a 72" Ratchet Rake. You would need to measure your bucket for the right...

I have quite a bit of briars,brush and such cleanup to do so I ordered a 72” ratchet rake. Good thing is not only will it work on this tractor but also on my 555A Ford TLB.

You need a couple of these.

Got it too. I could live without the price increase but I can live with it too. The service is still worth the price.

Welcome to TBN and congratulations on the new tractor!

If I could get that truck for $2-4K I believe I would do so. You could probably put another $5k in repairs and still sell for a profit.

I need a better mirror solution for this tractor. I bought a magnetic set in the link below. I knocked one off, found it and put it back on. The next time that happened I had already ran over it. Anybody got a better solution...

Sounds like progress on both fronts. I am on my 2nd week back at work after a Dec back surgery so I understand where you are. I finally made it up to 2 miles with my walking. Walking will wear me out but in the long run it does help. Hang in there, it will get better.

I hope everything works out well with your surgery. Good luck with that piano :cool:

The more likely event would be someone stealing the batteries out of it.

Perhaps he is pecking out Morse code to tell you something: -.-- --- ..- / .... .- ...- . / - . .-. -- .. - . ... = you have termites.

Are you using the glow plugs when trying to start? Warm for 20 sec and keep on while trying to start. As a last resort you may need to give it a snort (starting fluid).

I agree with others. 6ft would be the better match for your tractor.

Thank you very much for posting your experiences and methods. I have been looking different machines for a future purchase. I did not know you could isolate items and solutions in containers like that. That is great information.

The only way that I could see it financially working out buying equipment to do your own hay would be to contract doing others as well. I think your decision to rent what you need for cleanup and have it delivered/picked up is a good idea as well. Not only does that get the equipment there...

I have been using Seafoam for years. It is just another tool for me. If I am having fuel related problems, I try seafoam first. If that don't fix it then I break out the tools. I did mix 1oz per gallon of seafoam with all my small engine gas but later switch to non-ethanol witch seems to...

Just saw where Spacex launched 48 more Starlink Satellites 🛰️. Increasing the herd!

Not sure how I missed this thread but I just had lumbar fusion number 3 on December 27th. They did the fusion and replaced the previous hardware to extend from L2 to L5 (trying to make me into Ironman). Also cleaned out areas of spinal stenosis. That was my 2nd surgery of 2022. I had my...

Hello, welcome.

There is another approach that you could consider. Look into one of the quick oil drain valves. That way once installed you wouldn’t have to risk over tightening again. Here is one example. There are several types: EZ-104 EZ Oil Drain Valve https://a.co/d/jevFCdg

Me too mostly.....bummer.

As a follow up, I have had the "best effort" service for over 3 months now. I have no regrets. The only outages that we have experienced was during a couple of very hard rain storms and then only for no more than 5 minutes. I certainly look forward to the full residential service but for now...

I remember when you got that. We tried one out in 2011 and really liked it but ended up buying an 800xp gas since we have to cross a creek to get to part of our land. Glad you have had good service from it.

Friday the 13th is the day after Thursday the 12th and the day before Saturday the 14th for me. I may joke about it but I am not superstitious at all.

Tinhack, tell your Mom that some guy from TN wishes her happy birthday and good health!

Cut that tank in half long ways and make a couple of feeding troughs for your goats. It will continue to serve you :giggle:

I thought I had seen every attachment made for the old Fords. Wow, what was somebody thinking with this one?

Very nice work!

Eddie, I like your choice of truck. I think a 1 ton flatbed would serve you well. Reading your needs list I almost think I would focus on a trailer that would haul the hay, tractors/attachments and forget the backhoe since it requires so much more trailer. Since you are thinking about needing...

That 826 looks sharp. I spent many hours on an 856 as a teenager helping our neighbors farm. I enjoyed every minute running that tractor. Also ran a 706, 656 and 674. 856 was definitely my favorite.

I have been pleased with my Starlink best effort service. We stream usually only 1 TV (rare occasions 2) and web\email on our phones and laptop. Definitely better than the wifi service that it replaced. It was horrible when it worked at all. Hopefully Starlink will keep getting better as...

Congratulations! Your secret is safe with us [emoji4]

Congratulations, I hope it serves you well!

I think Soundguy knows more about old Ford tractors than the people that made them. He has helped a lot of people with theirs, including me.

I have been a CPAP user now for around 18 years or so. For many years I got my machines and supplies from the medical supplier that the Dr hooked me up with. They sent me supplies as my insurance would allow and charged as much as my insurance would pay. The big problem was that until my...

I always appreciated reading Roy’s experiences and opinions over the last 13 years that I have been around. May God provide peace and comfort to his family.

A rotary cutter can find any lost or hidden object in a field. It just may not be in the best of shape after the encounter. I found a section of fence panel a while back with my cutter. A blacksmith could not have twisted that thing up like that. Took me an hour to cut it out.

Keeping mine as well.

I have only had a set of pallet forks for a short time. I keep finding more and more uses for them. I even move pallets with them sometimes as well.

Wow, I doubt it looked that good when new. Outstanding work! Say, if your not busy, I have this old Ford…….. [emoji3]

Over the years I have seen people Use that technique with cords and even showed me. It just never seemed to fit me. I guess I am more this kind of guy: https://www.homedepot.com/p/HDX-150-ft-16-3-Extension-Cord-Storage-Reel-with-Stand-HD-100PDQ/205382988

I am on week 3 of the "best effort" service. As others have stated the speeds are all over the place but has always been usable to stream TV or surf the web with. I have had no outages since installing. It is much better than the wifi service that we had. I was constantly chasing it to see...

.223 Ruger ranch rifle with Hornady Superformance varmint 55 grain does a number on them (or anything else). Seems like every time I shoot one though, 5 more take its place.

Use the link below. It will take you to the CaseIH compare page. From their you can choose tractors and then select the 75A and C models and click compare. Mostly it comes down to "bells and whistles" as far as the differences. The "C" has more options such as power shuttle transmission. I...

You are teaching him a lot of life lessons for sure. When it is all said and dome what he will appreciate the most however is getting to spend time with you. My Dad and I worked on projects for years. He has been gone a few years now but I still have those memories and all of the things that...

I agree with others. I would sell.

I have been using the “best effort” service now for 2 weeks. It is a keeper for me. I have seen speed tests anywhere from 109 down to single digits. Even in the single digits I have seen very little buffering while streaming. I have downloaded/uploaded files as large as 1.5GB with no problem...

You guys are great salesmen. I just ordered those straps from Coleman as well. I use ratchet straps constantly. I will add add something to the conversation. I picked up a couple of plastic ammo cans. I keep a small variety of ratchet and tie down straps as well as a 30' tow strap in one...

Your story reminds me of a time when I was at my Dad's. He was looking all over the house for something. I finally asked what he was looking for. He said he was looking for his glasses. I didn't have the heart to tell him that he was wearing them but the look on my face gave it away. These...

May as well fess up to it. Just know that you are not alone in this world, as long as I am alive anyway :)

I picked up a can of this the other day and starting using it. I have used it on PTO splines and shafts. Also used it on 3 point hitch pins and such. It is defiantly a keeper in my arsenal. I have not tried cleaning with it.

We just built a new house and will be heating it with LPG. We have a gas furnace as well as a non-vented gas fireplace. We invested heavily in insulation with 2x6 spray foam exterior walls and also encapsulated the attic. Hopefully that investment will pay off. I believe it has so far...

Cheap and effective for cleaning pretty much anything: https://www.dollargeneral.com/products/product-page.las-awesome-cleaner.html https://www.dollartree.com/las-totally-awesome-all-purpose-cleaner-20oz/152664 I is available larger refill jugs as well.

I am sorry to hear about your Brother. Sounds like he has made some bad choices in life but he is still your Brother. One thing you might want to check are property taxes, making sure they are paid up. If you could find or run a credit report on him that might clue you in to his debts...

Drug out the old 6ft bush hog and tried it out on the new tractor. It handled it great. Right up to the time I ran over a piece of old cattle panel and punched a hole in a rear tire [emoji35]

Next time take a laser pointer outside with you 🐱. Maybe take a 12ga too in case that don't work. I am not sure how I would feel about sharing my yard with an apex predator.

Mine came with a full tank of fuel. I received two keys and two hats.

It may not be the tractor that you remember as he said, but it can be again with a little time and money. After my Dad wasn't able to use it, he gave me the 861 Ford that I grew up on. It still going after all of these years. It is a little reminder of a good childhood.

This little tractor and the forks are “as handy as a pocket on a shirt” as a guy once said. Trimmed a fence row and hauled 95% of the brush to the burn pile with the forks. [emoji4]

Set the dish in the yard and ran the cable through the window. This is a “best effort” test with 1 TV streaming: Plan to try it at the other end of the house to get the best results (if any different), then mount it under the eve with the long mount I ordered with it. Will post more results.

Hardware is here. That was quick. Came in 2 days early. Unfortunately I probably won't get to set it up until the weekend. Maybe after the weekend I will have some feedback on their "best effort" service.

Actually I lucked out and my local dealer had it in stock.

ROPS was up and seatbelt was on, and I do value my wife [emoji16]. Thanks for the concern!

Doing some work with the new flail mower.

Got an email that my equipment shipped and should arrive Thursday. Maybe by next weekend I will be able to test their “best effort”. I watched a couple of YT videos about it with positive experiences. Maybe I will have one too.

Got another e-mail today from Starlink stating that residential service in my area is estimated mid 2023. They offered a "best effort" service for the time being. "What is Best Effort? Best Effort enables typical internet activity with the understanding that Best Effort users will be...

I am with others on the fifth wheel/travel trailer/rv. Once they are ready to move on, it is fairly easy to sell. You will need power, water, septic/sewer of course. Maybe they could dual purpose it and do camping trips too. The other thing is rank of acceptance to whatever proposal you come...

I have put a little time on the new ride using the flail mower and a little with the forks. Had my Wife operating it some as well. I she will like it once she gets a little confidence with it. Still trying to get used to the HST in place of gears. Old habits are hard to break I guess. Had a...

I am not an expert nor do I own a 25-06. For the calibers that I shoot (.270, .22-250 and .223) I have migrated to Hornady. I shoot their superformance round in the .22-250 and .223. The .270 didn’t like the superformance round so I use the American Whitetail round in it. I am satisfied with all...

Yes, these are built by LS now.

The forks and quick attach definitely adds to my abilities. Never had either before.

I am now the hopefully proud owner of a new Farmall 35A. I also purchased a set of 42" pallet forks and a Betstco 60" FH-EF155 Flail Mower. We will use this tractor primarily to maintain more of our property with a finish cut. One of the main reasons I decided on a new tractor instead of using...

I like the looks of your garden tractor. I have never seen one of those. I looked it up on tractor data. Looks like they made them from 1970-73. They also made an S12 and S16. Looks like you are keeping it busy.

Thanks for the recommendation but I bought the Case-IH. It a Farmall 35A. I will post a thread on it when delivered.

I called them and like everyone else they don't have one in stock and will be 6-8 weeks out. I appreciate your help anyways!

Anyone have a source for a Ironcraft (formally Titan Implement) FL-165 flail? I am in the market for this model but can't locate one to buy at the moment.

A camera like this could give you eyes to help snare the pipe...

Thanks for the good feedback claggstractors. I was looking at this tractor as part of a "package deal" which after closer examination wasn't as good of a deal as it first appeared. Also the dealership is 90 miles from me. I am looking at a Case-IH from a dealer 10 miles from me. Its a little...

I am in the market for a small tractor whose primary job will be mowing with a flail mower. Also I will use it for light loader work and with pallet forks. I have larger tractors and a TLB for the big stuff. My question is mostly directed at someone that’s owns a T264. Are you using it for...

I am very sorry for your loss. Having lost both of my parents, I understand where you are right now. Sure sounds like your Dad was blessed with a good Son, Daughter-in-law and family. May God bless and comfort all of you.

Go to the New Holland parts store and look up the pin by the model of your tractor. https://www.mycnhistore.com/us/en/newhollandag

Is the tractor insured? If so maybe an insurance statement would work. Just a thought.

Very nice work. I need to do that as well for the same reason.

Congratuons on your beautiful home. We have just moved into a new one as well still lacking a little outside work finishing. I hope your new home serves you well for many years. I designed ours so the undertaker has easy access to roll me out the back door [emoji4]

Congratulations on your new tractor. I hope it serves you well. Have fun!

You will never utter the words “I wish I had bought the 2wd instead of the 4wd”. I bought a 4wd a few years back and have used that feature more than I thought. Don’t short yourself.

That is an interesting brush cutter. I can’t recall ever seeing one that cut with chain. What brand is it?

As mentioned by others put a tooth bar on your bucket. It won’t turn it into an excavator but it will be 1000 times better than a shovel. [emoji41]

Retire, enjoy a quiet life and help people along the way anonymously.

Nice, and you have a winch. That makes it even more useful. Very nice looking machine. I hope it serves you well.

Congratulations on your new tractor Eddie. I hope it serves you well for many years. I bought a new 75hp NH open station 12 years ago. The tractor has been good but I have regretted not getting a cab for 12 years. You will never regret the cab.

Nice ride! Enjoy

It is amazing what a person can do when it’s all on the line. He saved the pilot, himself and potentially others on the ground if the plane had crashed…….Good job!!

I guess I will have to name that rabbit Monty. ;)

That has never even crossed my mind but thanks for the very good idea.

People build “barn-o-minimums” everyday. It can serve as your “house” until you build a house. [emoji6]

A manure spreader would do the task.

I have used Seafoam for years in vehicles, tractors and various small engines. I have used it in both gasoline and diesel. It has its limits but has saved me from opening up a fuel system many times. It has been a good tool for me.

Sounds like the partner took over the job so I would let him have at it. Maybe next time he will leave stuff alone that you were working on. If your friend wants you to work on it just tell him what you told us. Just my 2cents.

Look into lowering the air pressure in your tires. It won’t make a huge difference but every little bit helps. I suffer from back problems as well. I also would look into making an adapter plate for a suspension base or seat as mentioned already.

They have been talking about doing away with it for years. I have been waiting for them to do away with it for years. I am still not going to hold my breath but I hope it happens. Not sure why wait until 2023 but I will take it.

Using the same setup here as well.

Very nice!

That statement is called "common sense". It is a rare bird these days.

I live in around Amish so it just seems normal to me. [emoji90]

That one took me a couple of looks. Obviously I am not from Boston. :)

You can buy a complete wiring harness from places like Steiner or even Ebay for less than $100. Just another option.

Nice, I especially like that it is made in the USA and there are no subscription fees.

I get something out of most of his videos. Sometimes it’s how to do something. Sometimes it’s how not to do something. Sometimes it’s just a good laugh or two or shaking my head in disbelief. At the end of the day he seems to be making his deal work for him.

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I just bought the newer model of that one. I have setup it up with my phone but not actually used it yet. https://www.amazon.com/Endoscope-DEPSTECH-Borescope-Semi-Rigid-Inspection-dp-B08P5RZK44/dp/B08P5RZK44/ref=dp_ob_title_def

Seafoam and non-ethanol fuel works for me.

Download Steffes Price guide and search for a 560. It will show you some recent sales and the price they sold for. https://steffesgroup.com/Services/NewsArticleRead?NewsArticleId=20389&CameFromNews=True

Been using these for several years. They have worked well: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Amerimax-Home-Products-Solid-3-ft-White-Vinyl-Surface-Tension-Gutter-Guard-85323/303499050

Check you local furniture (home) stores that sell appliances. Some of those carry appliance parts.

I got the same.

My Mom loved to mow and use her little battery weed eater. There were plenty of us that could/would have mowed and trimmed for her but she wanted to do it. If you would have drove by her house 2 weeks before she died at 93 you would have seen her out mowing. I am proud of that because few...

Would this be true for dehumidifiers as well?

I went through this with my 90 year old (at the time) Mother. I think I looked at every mower made trying to find the right fit for her. I bought her the Toro version of this: Cub Cadet 42 in. 679 cc Fuel Injected (EFI) V-Twin Engine Dual Hydro Gas ZeroTurn Riding Mower with Steering Wheel...

I hit a dog a few years back. It ran out in front of me at the last second. There was nothing I could do. I stopped and checked the dog. It had already perished. I moved it out of the road so it would be ran over. The dog had no collar. I then stopped at a couple of the closest houses but...

I think that you are asking a lot out of 1 tractor but if I had to choose 1 given your listed tasks, I would choose a 50-60hp utility tractor. Something like a MX or M series Kubota, New Holland Workmaster 60 or similar. As others have stated, I would recommend against 15-20 mile trips with...

Blow your horn 3 times and proceed? :cool:

I tow a travel trailer with my F150. I just changed out the shocks to a set of Bilstein 5100. I am very satisfied with them.

Dad has been working out of town all week and he's back! Play time!!

1968 Ford Custom 500 Sedan. It was my parents car.

A ZTR can accelerate faster than a rail dragster going down a steep hill if it ever starts sliding. At that point you are just a passenger. Not that its ever happened to me :cool:

If you ever have use for a tooth bar you could convert to QA and put a tooth bar on it. If not I would advertise on CL or FB Marketplace.

I plan to add a suspension seat post to my ebike.

That tractor is designed to be used in orchards.

My Wife, Daughter, SIL and I all have Lectric E-Bikes. We have been very happy with them except for the seats. My Wife and I swapped out our seats for Cloud9 seats. https://lectricebikes.com/ https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0006VIST8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I was looking for the same features in a blade that you are. I lucked up and found a used Land Pride RB3784. I highly recommend it.

I started a thread on zero turn tires a few years back looking for a solution to the same problems that you are having. I ended up going with the Kenda K472 bar tread tires. I am still running them and am very pleased...

To each his own I guess but I will stick with ham, bacon and pork chops.

https://www.agrisupply.com/replacement-spring-for-cultivator/p/65705/

Here are a few: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=torque+multiplier&crid=33OTMJ8N5M1FD&sprefix=torque+mul%2Caps%2C241&ref=nb_sb_ss_midas-iss-sm_1_10 https://www.summitracing.com/oh/search/part-type/torque-multipliers?SortBy=Default&SortOrder=Ascending...

I certainly enjoyed reading and learning from his posts. May Carl rest in peace.