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Broken: Know who else's attention you'll get if you put those flyers in or on those mail boxes? The US Postal Inspector. It's a felony with a big, fat fine to use USPS for non-postal use (read: buy stamps to keep our bloated USPS afloat).

If you have to, reverse-lookup their address to get their name (you'll have their address) and send them a letter. Piss of the worng person and it'll be you who's in trouble.

And I'd think twice about walking on to their property too to give them a flyer. I had a situation here in 'sippi where an arrogant neighbor was blasting his stereo in his home. Here turned it down and we're now friends but everyone I talked to down here said that if he felt I was threatening him he could have shot me no questiones asked (MS recently passed a law regarding feeling threatened in your home and killing someone). I know things are different in Yankeeland but ya never know.

But I'm jis' sayin'

Outdoor Wood Burners
Everything and Anything
Replies 13 Post by earthwrks

I think the Michelin LTX have gotten good reviews. We have Bridgestone Duelers that came OEM on our Highlander - junk tires as far as I'm concerned. We will probably get about 25k miles on that set. I don't know if the OEM version is different from what you're looking at but ours had 9/32" of tread on them brand new. I usually expect a minimum of 12/32" on a good set of tires.

Input on New Tires for Tundra
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 11 Post by kwschumm

From what I could gather on the Deere website a 2210 has 5.5 GPM and a short 2000 lb. PSI. preassue may be closr to adequate, but 5.5 GPM is going to be mighty slow. Frank.

hyd system jd 2210
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by hardwood

There was a similar problem reported awhile back. Click on this link to see if it's the same problem.

TZ25DA loader croocked
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by kwschumm

any body know the gpm and psi for the hyd system on a jd 2210

hyd system jd 2210
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by kiliancorp

1. Thanks for the clarification on the title too "Whi uses one" ---I thought that might be a reference to some Chinese TP member here---sort of like the name of the writer on the restroom stall wall: Who Flung Poo or his brother Crap Hit Fan.

2. I doubt having down pressure on a blade that small would be practical. Even on huge dozers they were cable operated with no down pressure. It wasn't until the advent of hydraulics that that happened.

Buuuut I'm jis' sayin'
That said you could repalce the lift mechanism with a linear actuator. And they're relatively cheap ($40-100) on Web surplus sites and e-Bay.

Who has a Johnny Plow
Operating and Attachments
Replies 6 Post by earthwrks

DOH! You got me Truth Nazi! Hiel!

And oh yeah, we don't have the "same" machine; that implies we have joint ownership---we have "similar" machines. So there, naa! Next!

FORD 1210
Shibaura
Replies 5 Post by earthwrks

I believe you can get a power beyond for it. However as Frank said the GPM is not gonna be there or the PSI that whould make a splitter reasonably efficient.

The PSI and GMP on the 2210 the splitter cycle time would be slower than pond water. You would also have to have fairly straight grained wood, no narly stuff.

If you just have a little wood to split you would be fine with the speed and limited capabilities.

Harvey

3 pt log spitter
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by harvey

I am leaning toward the grizzly seeing that the company i work for has sells yamaha at two other locations. reason i was ackin what size, is that i've been away from quadin for along time and the 230 quad sport i had let me down a couple of times and almost got me hurt(like run out of power at top of a hill and rolled me up into a ball on the way down ouch) but theres alot of differance between 230 and 450, speed is not a factor just need power to haul my big self around. thanks for the info.

Best ATV Honda Rancher ATV and others
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 16 Post by Gearhead

I stand corrected: In that case I regularly maintain the edge of my kitchen knives with a steel, I have found that they dont require sharpening that way.

Kitchen Knife Sharpeners
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 19 Post by AnnBrush

Cutter,

You are right the government is screwed up, I wonder who voted in those nuts. Oh crap I think I know.:-(

Social security numbers released
Everything and Anything
Replies 7 Post by SG8NUC

Thanks for the info everyone. It is a two wheel drive and I only want to get the extra rears. I will try the NH /CaseIH route and then, if necessary, work my way over to the tractor tire dealer. Thanks Again - RJ

Shibaura sd220 Turf Tractor Wheel Rims
Parts and Repair
Replies 7 Post by rockjox

Art,<br>
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You noticed that too huh? The wife was driving home from work last month and a NYSDOT truck was salting the bare road with temps in the 40's. The forecast was a warming trend. What is up with that? They have storage for the stuff.<br>
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Wishing for SNOW in Buffalo
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 14 Post by cutter

I have the 6x6 in 2003 version. Love the machine. For about 325 bucks you can have a complete canvas enclosure with zipper doors that roll up during nice weather.

Polaris Ranger 6x6
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 12 Post by cutter

EW, if that is the Allied you are talking about and my memory is correct Nationwide bought that company about 98 or so. Nationwide at that time was mainly east of the Miss. River and Allied mainly west of the river. I understand Nationwide gutted Allied. From having sold Nationwide for a while, I lost respect for them when I handled them proof they had an agent breaking the law (state, federal and securities) and they told him, "Don't do it again." There are some good people with Nationwide but that told me a lot about the CEO and top people for they were aware of the case. They were the ones who decided to not report it (by law they are suppose to report such) and tell him don't do it again.

There could be more to them not happy with you being there than the location. It could be they are not license in that state, it could be the distance you are from your "home base", it could be it should be handled by an office in that region.

Life expectancy of compact tractor
John Deere Tractors
Replies 32 Post by kthompson

I just looked it up, I paid 200.00 for the used deck plus a set of blades, and I think it was a 325 tractor I put it on. Can't remember the model no. of the deck but he gave me the right brackets and it worked fine. I sold that one when I bought the second 345, the Mrs. likes the power steering on the 345's. I use a 72inch rear mouint Landpride on the 4310 for the ditch and waterway mowing, it does a nice job and handles the rough stuff better than a midmount. I fully agree it is a peach to hook up and unhook compared to a midmouint. Frank.

MMM for 955
John Deere Tractors
Replies 8 Post by hardwood

The 3-pt valve had debris clogging it. Removed the seat, then removed the housing with the lift arms. Took the 3-pt valve apart, cleaned, and its been back in service ever since. I cannot find any type in-line filter for the hydraulic fluid, so I am guessing thats a design/engineering issue common to this series.

E224 3-pt not working AGAIN
Hinomoto
Replies 8 Post by TXTRACTOR

I purchased a Landpride reverse tine tiller last summer. No problems with it. It does a great job with no jumping around. I have it offset to cover the right rear tire. I'm using it on a Kubota L245DT.

reverse tine tilling
Operating and Attachments
Replies 7 Post by petegoud

I'm not familiar with the model numbers and prices of Belarus tractors so I won't comment on that part. The only cautoin flag I would check is the knowing where a Dealer is and parts availbity. We used to have a dealer about 30 miles from us but he droped the Belarus line, and I don't know of another one in eastern Iowa. If you arent tractor familliar, I'd have a person with some experience in tractor repair check it over. Best of luck. Frank.

1994 310 Belarus 4x4
Belarus
Replies 5 Post by hardwood

I went to the dealer today and drove a few Tacomas. The 4 cyl 4x4 was surprisingly peppy and if I had purchased before Christmas I probably would have bought one. But after vacationing in Phoenix over the holidays, and trying to merge onto freeways with my brothers slow, slow, slow 6 cyl 3.0L Ranger, I decided that losing 1-2 mpg in exchanage for more power was a worthwhile trade. Also couldn't decide between a six-speed manual or auto tranny but it seems Toyota has some major clutch problems with recent Tacomas so the auto won out. Toyota's quality and customer service seems to be in decline these days. Anyway, they're bringing it in from another dealer so it should be here in the next day or two. Too bad my last two Rangers have been so poor in quality - the Ranger package is really better for my wants and needs than the Tacoma. Oh well.

06 07 4 Cyl 4WD Tacoma opinions wanted
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 39 Post by kwschumm