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Hi Mike

I have little luck moving much brush with my rake. I like to use the loader much better. Putting the front edge 1/4" up off the ground in float you can pile the stuff up in no time.

It's a real shame to make fires with such fine wood. Shag bark is the highest impact resistant wood known. Keep some for hammer, sledge, axe, wheel barrow, post hole digger, etc, etc, etc, ... handles. You will not regret it. Also it was a favorite wood for fine rockers and thin spindles on many chairs.

Hope your have a great new year.

Landscape Rake Usage
Operating and Attachments
Replies 4 Post by Mario DeBartolo

Hi All

Bill, the chart was for BO. Anyway, I must say that I screwed up. I ment to post it on the plastic vs dino thread. Did that once I found out I messed up. The Base oils were Mobil 1 and the other Mobil syn. oil so many of us tractor folks know and love. The Dino was good old Eastern USA Kendal GT turbo. It kicks ass! I wittnessed several Formula One teams using the same stuff in there .5 million dollar engines. Not the back up car.

Take the chart for what it is. I hope you learn something from it. I did. Plastic oils are not as good in extreem pressure conditions. They are better at other things.

Consumers report, give us a break. They would probably say that compact tractors as unsafe at any speed. Oh ya, the taxi cab study. What a joke. They are good a one thing and one thing only (repair records).

Happy newyear to all.

Synthetic Grease with Moly
Parts and Repair
Replies 10 Post by Mario DeBartolo

Hi all

Write me if you need a larger copy of the wear chart comparing plastic to dino, without and with 10 -15% additive.

mario

Synthetic Oil vs Petroleum and Filter Quality
Parts and Repair
Replies 91 Post by Mario DeBartolo