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My guess is your best bet would be a band saw. Next would be a circular saw with the blade flipped around backwards (so the back side of the teeth strike the plastic). Either way if the edges will be visible you'll want to sand the edges smooth. For best appearance I've flame polished plastic (brush the edges lightly with a flame from a propane torch) but you might want to practice on scrap first (and make sure the edges are clean, otherwise any dirt will become a permanent part of the plastic). I've flame polished lexan and some other clear plastics but not plexiglass. I'm no plastics expert but have done this in various hobbies and home projects.

How to cut Plexiglass
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 16 Post by kwschumm

Is that a Chinese chicken, or an oriental egg:)

David

Did TP just get invaded by china
Website Operations Howto
Replies 10 Post by dsg

Below is a site to look up Wix filters. I know Wix isn't NAPA but it might be easier to cross reference.

oil filter
Hinomoto
Replies 6 Post by Billy

If the welds are failing it sure doesn't seem to be common. I've never heard of it happening (but there are lots of things I haven't heard of). Like Frank says, any brand can be broken if the operator abuses the equipment. Once I saw a backhoe (I won't mention the brand but it wasn't green) that was twisted up like a pretzel - that doesn't mean that it was bad, just that it was pushed beyond it's design limits.

Backhoe For JD 4310
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 16 Post by kwschumm

The heat will take the path of least resistance. That may mean that it travels sideways and heats the areas that aren't carpeted (like under the walls or cabinets or toilet). Hmm, a heated toilet might be nice on those cold mornings :)

In floor radiant heat systems - Help
Home Improvement
Replies 7 Post by kwschumm

You must take out the stumps - they will rot and leave holes anyway- fairly quickly as the are pines. Also nothing will damage an ATV or rider- as hitting a stump. You must cover you liabilities. Rent a tracked excavator with a thumb, bigger than you think you need, and a D8 sized dozer. You will need it. Pile everything up, and bring in a tub grinder, or better yet hire a guy with one. Lay a bed of what we call here packing gravel or bank run gravel over the trails. Include hills and jumps etc.. Some stumps and trees can be coverd to build the jumps and hills- Snake the trails but include some straight runs. Spread you grinded debris over the trails. This will help keep them in good shape for a while, but not forever.
This is much more work than most relize. I often am called in to finish up for someone who got in over his head. Here in Southern NJ, its $5000.00 a day for the tub grinder and a crew with an excavator and off road dump truck to transport the trees and stumps to the grinder and load and operate it. The cost is worth it, as it goes very quickly. Figure 260.00 a day for your machine, plus your daily salary rate. Include your rental and fuel costs and hire a ground guy to use the chain saw to come up with a weekly rate. The ground guy will cut the stumps off the trees after you dig them and hold the tree with the thumb for him. While you dig the next tree he cuts the previous tree into tub grinder size lengths- usually 8-10 feet, Diamaeter is no concern. Contract by the week- you can get a lot done in a week- and can procede as the owner has the funds. Bring in the grinder only when you are completely finished. Seperate all hard woods and sell them for fire wood. A more informal trail system can be made by just letting the ATV's ride the property and picking the natural paths. Trails will soon develope on there own. Then you can finish them up.

100-acres with ATV trails--best way to do on 3rd growth forest
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 21 Post by dajustin

Congrats on your trade! Here's a link to a Suzue parts supplier. Some history (from the link site) they were popular on the west coast in the early 70's for clearing brush and vineyard work. Looks very similar to a Satoh or Mahindra---dare I say a Kubota of that era?

suzue
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Replies 2 Post by earthwrks

Cutter as yoiu put that ;) on there I guess you have seen where people of been arrested for that, I think the one I saw was where a guy had a laptop in his car and was using the residents wireless router. Ouch! hey just trying to send and email to my boss right?

New Laptop
Everything and Anything
Replies 27 Post by DennisCTB

:) I MAY HAVE ANSWERED MY OWN QUESTION. I WAS BROWSING AROUND AND FOUND AN INJECTOR PUMP FOR A Ruggerini Diesel WISCONSIN WAS IDENTICAL. STILL WAITING ON SPECS TO KNOW FOR SURE. BUT I ALMOST CAN FEEL IT THAT ITS CORRECT. ANY USEFULL INFO WOULD BE APPRECIATED THANKS STEVE OH TO EMAIL ME DIRECT JUST ADD YAHOO OR HOTMAIL BEHIND MY USER NAME

shibaura su 1140 injector pump 2 cyl diesel
Shibaura
Replies 2 Post by powerzap69

I COULD USE A BLOW UP SCHEMATIC FOR THE SHIBAURA SU 1140 INJECTOR PUMP 2 CYL DIESEL

Manual for Shibura P17 24 hp
Shibaura
Replies 4 Post by powerzap69

The Jinma factory name is Jiangsu Yueda Yancheng Tractor Manufacturing Company. The trator is called a Huanghai Jinma tractor according to the brochure I picked up in China last month. There are other companies producing the exact tractor. They cannot get an export license untill they get ISO9001 certification. I have brochures for 3 different companies making essencially the foton tractor. In this case it is because foton does not make parts, they just assemble. apparently their parts suppliers sell a few parts to other assembly companies.... it is a strange business enviornment over there. at least 3 different companies make the LW series backhoes. I think all from the same drawings. Very week copyright and patent laws (if any).

Maverick 180 Tractor
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 9 Post by chipuren

DFAM or Dongfeng is building the line for Lenar, Mahindra is using the Jaingling in its own product mix. We tried to see if they would sell us some JL254II last summer and they declined. I am still waiting to see a new Mahindra model from China. They did get EPA certifiecation for the engine so they must be planning on it to go to that expense.

Terraplane tractors
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 8 Post by chipuren

5.5 gpm (3.0 implement, 2.5 powersteering) at 1987 psi.

Cheers

JDFANATIC

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

Hercules sold tractors built by Benye. So anyone selling Benye or Benye-built tractors should be able to help.

Hercules Tractors made by Benya
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 3 Post by kevanos

Jinma used to build the smaller tractors that Rural King sold, but they now say Foton. Foton is the largest tractor builder in China, according to their website. They do NOT build anything for John Deere. They do advertise a Perkins engine in them, which is actually NOT a licensed Perkins, (although it used to be!!). It is actually a Tianjin Perkins engine.

Rural King Tractors
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 6 Post by kevanos

ALL McCormicks are made overseas. McCormick originally came out of the old IH plant in England, which they are now closing down. The others are built in Italy in the Landini/ARGO factories.

chinese mini crawlers
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 12 Post by kevanos

There were two different Kodiak tractors sold in recent years in the USA. One was based in Bergman, Arkansas or Arizona (??) and were imported from China. The other was based in Apple Valley, CA and claimed to be made in the USA, (although I suspect they were only "assembled"). Not sure of the actual factory in China that built them.

You might try [url]http://www.kodiakdiesel.com/[/url] as they "used" to sell the tractors.

Who Makes Kodaik tractors
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 5 Post by kevanos

Shibauara is a Japanese company. They build some for Yanmar. The S700 is an older model.

Shibaura
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 3 Post by kevanos

Branson is built in South Korea, and also have been sold as Century and Zetor C-series. They are built by Kukje, which has tie-ups with John Deere, and previously with Yanmar, (which itself has tie-ups with John Deere).

Branson Tractors
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 11 Post by kevanos

Montana has some quality tractors. Many are built by LS, (formerly LG), in South Korea, and known as the 40 series. LG previously had tie-ups with Mitsubishi, Fiat and still do with New Holland. (In S.Korea, there are LS-New Holland tractors available). LS also builds tractors for Tafe and Farmtrac (previously Long).

The 60 series are built in Romania by UTB (Universal Tractors, previously sold as Long tractors and Longtrac, and basically Fiat designs).

The 70 series are built in South Korea by TYM, (Tong Yang Moolsen), which has tie-ups with Same and Case IH. The model sold by Montana actually has a John Deere engine. TYM tractors are sold in North America as TYM, Mahindra, Scorpion and previously as Millenium.

Montana Tractors
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 4 Post by kevanos