Survey - what stuff in the tractor toolbox.

Thomas · Dec 20, 2001

/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif Another onefor you Harv /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

Thomas..NH /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

snowman · Dec 20, 2001

Mike;

If you spread dehydrated water around the perimeter of your henway, you won't have any problems with snipes.

It's easy to spread around with your FEL (another use for the FEL)

MikePA · Dec 20, 2001

Thanks for the tip! I sure hope I get that 4 in 1 bucket for Christmas. I'm gonna need it for establishing my snipe perimeter.

RobS · Dec 20, 2001

As long as you're talking about henways, don't forget the hammerfour /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

TerryinMD · Dec 20, 2001

Mike,

No, no, no!!!

You need to use a grapple on your FEL to get around the problem of getting the snipes away from your henway.

And don't forget to use your skyhook to hold up your normal FEL bucket to prevent it from jimmyjamming the fribitz.

Terry

MikePA · Dec 20, 2001

This is what TBN is all about...Each of us helping one another with difficult problems. Brings a tear to my eye.

Harv · Dec 20, 2001

<font color=blue>Brings a tear to my eye.</font color=blue>

That's pretty much the way I'm feeling right now for having brought up the henway in the first place. /w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif

And Rob, I haven't seen a hammerfour since I was in high school. Do they still make them? Probably all plastic now if they do.

HalseyGreen · Dec 20, 2001

Don't laugh about the metric adjustable wrench, had a 1983 4x4 Toyota pickup that came with a tool kit, included was an adjustable wrench that had metric cast into the handle, everyone had a good laugh on that one. I haven't found a place for a tool box on my JD790, so I use a drywall compound bucket and bungee to anywhere there is space at the time, and it gets filled according to what task I'm headed to, usually has vice grip, hammer, extra pins and my gloves that I usually forget to use until after I needed them.

Egon · Dec 20, 2001

Halsey:
I'm not laughing at adjustable crescent wrenches, they work very well as a hammer. Its just that I find the proper combination wrench or socket works much better in that it does'nt round of the nuts or bolts so often and your knuckles are less prone to getting barked.
Egon