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Tire Sealent- Does it Work
Parts and Repair
Replies 6 Post by Misenplace

Some day if I win the lotto I am going on a Elk hunt. On the Guns America site there are two listings for model 94 Winchesters in 7-30 waters on page 3 of modern lever Winchesters. The first is N.I.B. at $895 the other is a used carbine at $595.00

Ruger 357 Maximum
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Replies 75 Post by Misenplace

Billy, I got 12 gals. of the regular Hy Gard. Mine holds 6.8 gals. I believe but I wanted some for the front axle and spare top off fluid.

4000 Ten Series 50 hour break in service
John Deere Tractors
Replies 71 Post by Chief

Jim,
How much did you pay for yours? I will be buying almost the exact tractor here soon, 60"mmm. Thanks!

Newbie buying 7800 soon many questions
Kubota Tractors
Replies 8 Post by dmnsmith2

YOUR LEG HAS BEEN PULLED.

B2710 Assembly
Kubota Tractors
Replies 15 Post by Art White

chief; Surely I can not speak about what I do not know. I can say That haveing served my time I useually figure it is worse than what we hear. All I can really do is support theese folks now and when they return. We probably will see a drop off in enlistment. After so many years with relatively little activeity for most of our forces we have many who saw the armed forces as a sort of free ride or free money for reservists. I know they are not the majority but no doubt they are going to leave as fast as hot cakes when they get the chance. Fortuneately there will be others who take their place. In short it seems like the crux of your stance is that war sucks. I dont think you'll get much argument there.

I hate to see this happen but it was no big surprise
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 8 Post by Misenplace

Eventually the "Jackies" will come looking for you if you make enough biodiesel for failure to pay road/fuel tax. A lot of BS. Ethanol can be distilled using solar powered distillers and the BTU value is fairly close comparable with biodiesel but still a good bit short.

0% Ethanol
Parts and Repair
Replies 14 Post by Chief

I too have built from CADplans. I have built a 907 loader for a 25 HP 2wd over grown garden tractor - WheelHorse D250. This particular tractor is approximately the same size, though a little taller and larger tires as that of the BX22, almost that of a B7500.(go see a Kubota dealer asap for sizing and comparisons)

The 907 loader came out beautiful, with higher capacities than those of the then present day orange FEL's, and the materials used were much beefier.

For a small garden tractor, something that you have described, CADplans sells a kit #508digger. This is the smallest and is mounted easily, and sized well, for your size tractor, though the digging depth is marginal, at 4+ feet. As was previously mentioned, the weight of the tractor is important for proper hoe operation.

Interested in CADplans, give John a shout...he'll be happy to discuss your needs and his offerings with you at 540.992.4758 between 6:00pm and 9:00pm est.

Willie H. - (a satisfied CADplans purchaser)

Build it yourself Loader Hoes
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 28 Post by WillieH

You said that the walls were sheetrocked and taped. Have they been painted?? If you are going to paint the floor and walls, protect the floor just as if it was carpet when you are painting the walls. You can spray or roll on the floor paint later.

You can clean the oil spots with solvent. Oven cleaner will work on really tough spots. Let the concrete dry before painting.

Sealing works best on new concrete where you dont have to worry about previous stains, because you can see through it.

Floor paint
Barns Pole Barns
Replies 21 Post by AC5ZO

I grew up on a farm and later sold farm equipment. When I was selling farm equipment, I would meet many survivors of bad accidents. On our farm, we never had any serious equipment accidents, and I have to admit, that we did not always follow the safety rules that I am more stringent about nowadays.

We had more problems with the animals. A tusked boar ripped my dad's leg open from ankle to the back of the knee. We also had Brahma bulls. They were the animals largely responsible for me learning how to jump over a fence in one smooth action.

Later I became an engineer and had a lot of experience around heavy equipment and metal working. The "chip" coming off of a large lathe is the size of a bandsaw blade and just about as sharp. Operator training is key with dealing with this type of hazard and the same goes for many types of farm equipment.

I saw a trained machinist lose a finger because he was day dreaming. He was using a milling machine with a fly cutter. The fly cutter moves so fast that you cannot see it. It cuts a very large circle for smoothing large objects. Anyway, chips sometimes build up inside the circular path of the tool and the machinist reached toward them to clean off his workpiece. The fly cutter hit him. It just takes one second of inattention.

PTO Safety
Parts and Repair
Replies 12 Post by AC5ZO

I have used the sealer before on motorcycle and other tires and it seems to work well. The only thing that I use it in now is my wheel barrow, which for some reason seems to find every cactus spine that is around.

I have noticed that if a tire with a puncture sits for a few months not covered by the slime that it might start to have a slow leak. Once the tire is rotating and the liquid slime coats the area, the leak will stop again. Before using the slime I would have a flat on my wheel barrow nearly every time I wanted to use it. I have not had a flat on it in over a year with the slime. I don't know what brand I used, but it was available at Lowe's or Home Depot.

I have R4 tires on my tractor, and for some reason I have not had any problems with the cactus.

Tire Sealent- Does it Work
Parts and Repair
Replies 14 Post by AC5ZO

In regard we need:
complete front end loader assembly for the
4100 JD
...thanks!!
Kim

JD 4100 Front Bucket Scoop
Operating and Attachments
Replies 3 Post by Rusty Russell

Billy is absolutely right. Foam filters get a coat of oil. If it is easer you can get spray oil like the K&N filter charger oil. It is easy and fast.

sabre
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Misenplace

I think all of the newer Jd's have the quick attach or pin attach bucket.

4310 bucket quick attach
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Misenplace

Definately sounds like a good trade to me, one great machine for an even better one with MORE POWER !

Price Report Sold JD4300 bought JD4710
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Misenplace

I've gotta agree with Doc. As a software guy I know maintaining a site like this takes hours and hours of work. Even with the fee I'm pretty sure it's a losing enterprise monetarily. The info here will save me far more than $20. Thanks Dennis for a great site!

TractorPoint Premier Membership fee - Why
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Replies 19 Post by kwschumm

Thats a sweet looking machine. I am sure it would be of interest to others to hear from some one with more hours in the saddle on one of theese little work horses.

CK20
Kioti Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Misenplace

Shame on you you self promoter !! What are you tryind to do make a liveing by working or something else as terrible ??? Lol. I wish I could get my photos as large as yours. Did you use a digital camera ?

Mark Lugo Pics
Website Operations Howto
Replies 8 Post by Misenplace

Hey I think I figured it out....just follow the directions. Mom always said I was a little slow. Thanx for the help. with out being able to print the directions I would NEVER have figured it out.

food plots
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Replies 30 Post by Misenplace

At least if theese companys have plants in the us or even residual services some american jobs are provided by the purchase of their product. Clearly name recognition leads to a higher market share of sales or least a strong position.

Who are the Top 10 CUT Manufacturers
Parts and Repair
Replies 18 Post by Misenplace