Looking4new
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- Joined
- Apr 8, 2012
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- Northern Ontario, Canada
- Tractor
- 2012 Kioti CK27HST w/cab
Good morning, the low is 54 and going to a high of 75°F. Wind SSE2 mph. 40% chance of showers.
The tarp I had over the portable shelter all winter and this summer, I took off when I put the real roof on is going to be the weed stopper for the platform for the BH. I will put that down first this morning, then set the hoe on top of it with the landing gear down to mark my width and length with the bucket extended in the disconnected position. I have 8 4X4s 5.5' long, repurposed from another project. I don't throw much out if I can help it. Because I cannot enclose it in completely, I will leave 1-1.5" spacing between the floor boards (for the mice to live in), that will give the cats some feed and entertainment for the summer. I am thinking 4 of 4X4s across the front (to hold the weight of the tractor when hooking up and dropping), 2 along the sides for the landing gear, and 2 set closer together for the bucket. That should work without busting the floor boards. I've got a battery powered chainsaw to do all the heavy cutting with. Hold it all together with 3.5-4" deck screws. I think I have 6 or 8 2X8s 16' long left over from another project, they will be the floor boards, cut to length. The leftovers from them will finish off another job I have been forgetting for 30 years. I need 6 of them 8-9' long for yet another job to finish closing the underside of my deck.
buppies, I had 5" diameter pipes on my Chev pickup with a 350 motor, Q-jet and headers with Thrush 'peckertone' header mufflers, WOW! THAT WAS LOUD! I ended up putting a pair of Walker Cherry Bombs on right behind the header mufflers to quiet it down somewhat. 4 bolts and I could take everything off except for the headers.
A cop told me he 'didn't like the sound of my pipes and to do something about them', so I did. I took them off and ran open headers for 2 weeks. Never saw the cop again.
It is always good to talk out your problems, way better than keeping them all bottled up.
Breakfast time.
Have a safe day all
The tarp I had over the portable shelter all winter and this summer, I took off when I put the real roof on is going to be the weed stopper for the platform for the BH. I will put that down first this morning, then set the hoe on top of it with the landing gear down to mark my width and length with the bucket extended in the disconnected position. I have 8 4X4s 5.5' long, repurposed from another project. I don't throw much out if I can help it. Because I cannot enclose it in completely, I will leave 1-1.5" spacing between the floor boards (for the mice to live in), that will give the cats some feed and entertainment for the summer. I am thinking 4 of 4X4s across the front (to hold the weight of the tractor when hooking up and dropping), 2 along the sides for the landing gear, and 2 set closer together for the bucket. That should work without busting the floor boards. I've got a battery powered chainsaw to do all the heavy cutting with. Hold it all together with 3.5-4" deck screws. I think I have 6 or 8 2X8s 16' long left over from another project, they will be the floor boards, cut to length. The leftovers from them will finish off another job I have been forgetting for 30 years. I need 6 of them 8-9' long for yet another job to finish closing the underside of my deck.
buppies, I had 5" diameter pipes on my Chev pickup with a 350 motor, Q-jet and headers with Thrush 'peckertone' header mufflers, WOW! THAT WAS LOUD! I ended up putting a pair of Walker Cherry Bombs on right behind the header mufflers to quiet it down somewhat. 4 bolts and I could take everything off except for the headers.
A cop told me he 'didn't like the sound of my pipes and to do something about them', so I did. I took them off and ran open headers for 2 weeks. Never saw the cop again.
It is always good to talk out your problems, way better than keeping them all bottled up.
Breakfast time.
Have a safe day all