BX 2230 implement for compost pile?

[proudestmonkey]

Okay, thanks, I'll do a search.

 

[Glenn9643]

Hmmm how do you create a link to another thread?

First, go the the site that you want to reference and right-click on the url at the top of the browser screen. From the dropdown menu select "copy". Then return to the forum and prepare to make your reply.
When you are on the "Reply to" page, you'll notice some "Instant Markup" options below the box where you type in text. Select "URL" and you will be prompted to type in the URL. Place the cursor there and right click; select "paste" from the dropdown menu. The next screen after this is entered allows you to enter whatever text you want to indicate that this is a link to information... Then just proceed with whatever else you might want in your reply.

 

[HomeBrew2]

Here ya go (attached).
Cheers!

 

[ChuckinNH]

Thanks for your help!

 

[proudestmonkey]

That setup looks great. Now... how to convince the wife that a tractor without a welder is like...hmmm

 

[L3650]

I think one of these could be made either hydraulic or pto driven.

<<Compost windrow turners for compost producers in yard-waste, manure, food-waste, bio-solids and MSW residue.url>>

http://www.frontierindustrial.net/mm.htm

 

[L3650]

Or a smaller version...

www.Susumoengineering.com/composting.htm

 

[L3650]

Build your own, but BIGGER...

http://www.newfarm.org/features/0804/compost/slideshow/turner1.shtml

 

[L3650]

This one looks like a tiller turned on edge...



www.ostraticky.cz/prod7.html#compost

 

[ChuckinNH]

These forks are available too. Sorry, you don't need a welder for these... /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif

Paynes forks