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I'm not sure if I'm one to give advise on these kinds of things, but your children will always be your children and your spouse.. who knows. So put children first, if that creates problems in your new relationship then that just tells you all you need to know.

sacrifices for family
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 9 Post by DenisS

Insurance paying for it??? errrr?? No way Jose, it's your TAX dollars paying for the cleanup and the up-to $150,000 individual block grants some are getting. Plus their $2000 each FEMA evacuation money, plus up to $26,000 each FEMA grants right after the storm for households who lost everything---plus whatever insurance pays out. And no my machine isn't paid off; I made one payment before I came down here and 4 years to go. And let's not forget the $70,000 each FEMA pays for each camper trailer to buy, maintain, set them up. PLUS they pay property owners $400 month each for lot rental to put someone else's trailer on their lot.

Skidsteers
Garden and Landscape
Replies 21 Post by earthwrks

I am trying to avoid taking the canopy off the truck. I just recently got all the leaks around it sealed and don't want to undo the work. Maybe I'll just rent another truck for a day.

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Can you borrow a small utility trailer from some body ??

Transporting air compressor
Shop Tools
Replies 20 Post by lbrown59

I was speaking with a client today, I recalled him saying in the past that they had a ant problem because of a neighbour who had a lot of scrap wood and bark stacked up.

Although it would be tough on vegetation, his cure was to thoroughly saturate a strip of ground along the fence line with a strong CaCl mixture, like what is used on dirt roads for dust control.

He didn't do it originally as a pesticide, he wanted to stop the vegetation from growing along the fence, but soon discovered the ants wouldn't cross it either.

Sort of a scorched earth type of deal.

Best of luck.

AMDRO Ant Block - does it work
Garden and Landscape
Replies 19 Post by Murf

"I know the plugs you're talking about, they're called "twist lock" plugs.

The problem you will have though is capacity. You are talking about 40 or 50 Kw, even on strictly 220 volt that is ~180++ amps. The biggest you can get a twist lock plug, receptacle or the wire it takes is 50 amps.

Unless you have a way of spreading the load across 4 or 5 of them you're out of luck."

Try this link to Hubbell: http://www.hubbell-wiring.com/PinandSleeve.asp

These will work for you but will be expensive.

Good luck!

Genset system Q s
Shop Tools
Replies 15 Post by kabeman2

Follow this link:<br>
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http://www.worksaver.com/product/phd-sd.html<br>
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I put the Down Force Kit on my PHD to dig extremely hard clay and it made all the difference. But be carefull you can bury the bit in no time and have to retreive it with a pipe wrench, what a pain!

Post Hole with Backhoe or Loader
Operating and Attachments
Replies 11 Post by kabeman2

Sounds like a good choice.

Subcompact Tractor Choices
Kubota Tractors
Replies 17 Post by Peters

I think it was Art that came up with a new source for tires and wheels.

I usually point people to Gemplers.

cub cadet ag tires
Cub Cadet
Replies 3 Post by DRankin

excuse me thats Bees Ferry....pardon my spelling and thanks for the welcome.
Charlie

L35 4X4 inoperative
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by highway162

I got a quote last week for a 3400 with 4x4/fel and hst for $17K... located in Washington

Kubota L3400
Kubota Tractors
Replies 22 Post by kgomba

Did you have you injection pump checked out by a local diesel shop how about you injectors pop tested, again can be done at you local diesel shop.

kubota 8200hst
Kubota Tractors
Replies 12 Post by oneace

Ken,

Hoses premade sure do cost less than same hose made at local shops. Of course there are more options with those made in the local shops as they can install an end not normally used and odd lengths. Might save a fitting for you.

You may find the metal you want for the floor at a heating and air conditioning shop. A guage with gal. coating should work fine.

Oneance,

A hose one inch short is a real heart break and can be costly. As you pointed out, those turns and curves add up.

Adding hydraulics to dump trailer
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 79 Post by kthompson

Is there anyway to drill holes and adapt other blades to your unit. Maybe I am grasping for straws.

Machete brand 3PH chipper
Operating and Attachments
Replies 8 Post by SG8NUC

With some other nations this might make sense. For example for North Korea it would make sense for the UN to call on China, but for Isreal the US has the most pull, I guess.
I have a friend that is an international banker and he believes the tail wags the dog so to speak in this relationship. If you think of the banks control on the US economy and the people that control the bank, he may be right.

UN Question
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 10 Post by Peters

I knew you were. Way too dehydrated for beer but some ice cold Gatorade that is worth all the tea in china.

Kioti DHS 45c FEL DELUXE CAB AND HOE 9
Kioti Tractors
Replies 7 Post by oneace

What rims do you currently have on the tractor. Are you looking for tires or tires and rims? It might be difficult to find tires and the rims for that tractor used unless you have something to trade. Some one posted a site for rims and tires a while back. You many be able to find the post in the advance search option. Many be DRankin will spot the post and repost his source.

cub cadet ag tires
Parts and Repair
Replies 2 Post by Peters

kt, haven't you ever seen The Shining?

TZ ROP Height
New Holland Tractors
Replies 9 Post by kwschumm

I used to be an avid bicycle rider until my knee went out. Here in Michigan we have the DELMAC ride which starts just before Labor day leaving Lansing and goes to Mackinaw. The route cuts left at Gaylord and heads over to Traverse City, Charlevoix, Petoskey and Harbor Springs, then goes through Cross Village. It is an awesome trip with lots of hills. The day before Labor day you ride across the Mackinac bridge.<br>
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I did it several times in the mid 70's and rode with a rear rack and soft shell cooler to hold 12 packs. Most of the other riders got mad at me and my friends since we would stay up til about 4am drinking beer then head out about 6am to do a 100 mile ride. The rest were pansies.<br>
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I used to have spandex riding shorts, Dieto Pietro riding shoes but that was about 80 lbs. ago and 5" in waist size. I still have my Masserati bicycle though.<br>
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Iowafun:<br>
Ride hard, drink heavily.

Beer Gardens
Everything and Anything
Replies 4 Post by yooperpete

You guys are right. I don't normally check out those boards, but why would anyone advertise World of Warcraft Gold on that board? Players usually hang out at other places. That or the links are intended to send crap to your 'puter.

Hey Dennis
Website Operations Howto
Replies 4 Post by Iowafun

The inventor of the rotary cutter is the Bush Hog. I think most of the commercial cutters for highways use these in this area. I have never seen a Deere cutter in this area or in my travels for this application. Rhino is well constructed as is Woods.
You need to be looking at a medium or heavy duty unit.
The value leader in a heavy unit would be King Kutter.

Most reliable 6 Rotary Cutter
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 22 Post by Peters