3-Point Hitch n00bie st00pid PTO questions...

[MossflowerWoods]

David if you do wind up buying an overrunning clutch. be careful of what you buy, as many are not just over running clutches but adaptors to different spline sizes.. you need 1 3/8 6 spline on both the male and female ends.

James K0UA

James,

Two points here. #1 I buy my butter from an Amish dairy, minimally processed, from grass fed cows. SMASHINGLY YUMMY, and more omega 3 and steric acid than salmon etc. Actually GOOD FOR ME according to my wife the food ****... #2 - I do not plan to buy an overrunning clutch, but I want to understand my options. I HUGELY appreciate the clear concise advice and data.

Thank you my friend!

David

 

[k0ua]

Mmm. that butter sounds mighty good on some hot fresh home-made bread..Yummy:licking:

James K0UA

 

[MossflowerWoods]

Mmm. that butter sounds mighty good on some hot fresh home-made bread..Yummy:licking:

James K0UA

My wife is into natural, organic, etc. When she makes bread, first she grinds the grain... That is also the first step in her TRULY scratch pancakes, first she grinds the grain...

YUMMY YUMMY YUMMY!:licking:

David

 

[SSdoxie]

My wife is into natural, organic, etc. When she makes bread, first she grinds the grain... That is also the first step in her TRULY scratch pancakes, first she grinds the grain...

YUMMY YUMMY YUMMY!:licking:

David

What time is Breakfast? You better be careful with that home cooking info, you might wake up some morning and find 1/2 dozen trucks with tractors in tow setting in your yard ready for breakfast on have one those tractor parties:laughing::laughing:.
Just figure it out, if I put the tractor on trailer behind the motorhome and left after work I can be there about 4:00 AM. :thumbsup: Got a 30 amp hookup and water hose I can use?:laughing:

 

[MossflowerWoods]

What time is Breakfast? You better be careful with that home cooking info, you might wake up some morning and find 1/2 dozen trucks with tractors in tow setting in your yard ready for breakfast on have one those tractor parties:laughing::laughing:.
Just figure it out, if I put the tractor on trailer behind the motorhome and left after work I can be there about 4:00 AM. :thumbsup: Got a 30 amp hookup and water hose I can use?:laughing:

That would ROCK! I've got plenty of firewood & a 5000w generator!

I'm typically up at 5am every day, the Coffee would be ready at 5, breakfast is typically about 8:30 (because we homeschool and I work from home often).

Biggest problem is that the area formerly useful for parking RV's is now a horse pasture! But I'd figure something out!

David

 

[lstinthot]

That would ROCK! I've got plenty of firewood & a 5000w generator!

I'm typically up at 5am every day, the Coffee would be ready at 5, breakfast is typically about 8:30 (because we homeschool and I work from home often).

Biggest problem is that the area formerly useful for parking RV's is now a horse pasture! But I'd figure something out!

David

Back it down the road/ path next to the pasture heading out to the other pond. Problem solved.

 

[MossflowerWoods]

Back it down the road/ path next to the pasture heading out to the other pond. Problem solved.

Mike,

You are a smart guy. Yes, the "Fire Road" as I call it would work for a couple RV's and trailers... So would the Motorcycle shed area, and the top of the hill where my pop-up is parked...

We could also just clear the campsites with the tractors BEFORE we set up the RV's...

We could also see if Mr B's Bluegrass park, which I believe has water and electric hookups, would give us a deal during the off season... he has quite a spread... And it is only about 1 mile away... We could easily park all the tractors on the fire road... :thumbsup:

Be well,
David

PS - I hooked mine up

 

[Mechanos]

That would ROCK! I've got plenty of firewood & a 5000w generator!

I'm typically up at 5am every day, the Coffee would be ready at 5, breakfast is typically about 8:30 (because it takes awhile to make breakfast when you start by grinding the grain).

Biggest problem is that the area formerly useful for parking RV's is now a horse pasture! But I'd figure something out!

David

Fixed it for ya.

 

[MossflowerWoods]

Fixed it for ya.

Naw, that's not it. The wife does not get up until 7:30. Grinding the grain only takes 1 minute, maybe 2...



David

 

[SLHawkins]

My wife is into natural, organic, etc. When she makes bread, first she grinds the grain... That is also the first step in her TRULY scratch pancakes, first she grinds the grain...

YUMMY YUMMY YUMMY!:licking:

David

Dave,
See, now you got me hankering for some good home cooked vittles! You can go ahead and reserve me 3 seats in May - I'll bring the bacon!!

Hawk