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MF 231 belt with aux hydralic on front
Massey Ferguson Tractors
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Chief,

Great feeling when things go so well when after such a long dormant period things could have gone so wrong !

Dennis

Stihl 026 chain saw does not start
Shop Tools
Replies 24 Post by DennisCTB

[QUOTE=Murf;62331] I want to add a word of caution here, septic system leach fields are a little more delicate than most people think.The old wisdom was 'just keep really heavy things off them', unfortunately this was based on the misconception that the water coming out of the leach field was supposed to DOWN into the ground and if you drove something heavy over it the damage would be from crushed pipe (in the days of Terra Cotta clay pipes) and nothing else. In fact in a lot of cases the water does go down, unfortunately it is supposed to go UP to the surface where natural evapouration and plants, grass and ground cover type plants only, hopefully, will absorb the moisture and give it off into the atmosphere. This is why the trenches are so close to the surface.Tom's comment about compaction below 2' (no offence to you Tom) is exactly the kind of situation you want to avoid. A typical leach pipe should never be deeper than 3' to the BOTTOM of the trench, the top of the entire setup (pipe, sand & gravel) is only a MAXIMUM of 2' down. If you compact ALL of the soil above the pipe you dramatically slow down the process of evapouration & therefore reduce the effectiveness of the whole system. In fact one of the best, yet seldom done, things you can do is to RELIEVE the compaction over the tile field. A slit-type (or spring-blade type) aerator is the ideal for this type of operation.When it water goes down it becomes contamination in the ground-water table, not a good thing at all.One of the best things you can do for a septic system is to keep it covered with a healthy cover of grass and keep it well cut. This will take the most water out of the soil possible.Best of luck. [/QUOTE]

Murf I was searching the site for an thread on weeds when I saw this old post. I am always impressed with all the things you know the answer to. Glad I came across this post this AM!

Clover over septic field Good Bad Ugly
Parts and Repair
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This refers to linked post

John Deere Side Plate Kit LVB25568 WTB
Tractor For Sale or Wanted
Replies 2 Post by DennisCTB

Please use this area to list Tractor or Tractor related items you are selling or that you want to buy.

New Place to list Items For Sale or Wanted to Buy
Tractor For Sale or Wanted
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cross link to answer

Mitsubishi MT 2801fd Oil Filter part number
Mitsubishi
Replies 2 Post by DennisCTB

Cross link to OP

Mahindra 2615 Oil Filter - subsitiute found
Parts and Repair
Replies 2 Post by DennisCTB

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Kubota L1501 Buying Advice
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by DennisCTB

[QUOTE=Murf;200027] Have you done any of the mods to your blower? Best of luck. [/QUOTE]

The only thing I did was remove the stone guard which reduces wet nsow clogging immensely.

Also being sure to coat the auger and chute with silicone or other spray seems to help a lot.

Kubota BX2750 Snowblower Fan Shear Pin Alignment
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 11 Post by DennisCTB

Here is 2360-2460-2510PartsManual-Part2of2.pdf

Attachments for Long 460 Tractor
Operating and Attachments
Replies 14 Post by DennisCTB

OP posted on another thread MT 250

Mitsubishi 250 Spring Near Transmission- New Pix by Mike76
Photos
Replies 7 Post by DennisCTB

A friend of mine had his wife pick out is truck and paid for it. That might be going to far !<br>
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She has good taste in trucks at least.

Wife or truck
Just For Fun Off Topic
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Mitsubishi 250 Spring Near Transmission
Mitsubishi
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That is an awesome setup !<br>
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What model Kubota is that?<br>
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How much would the rear forward mount blower and the front adjustable blade cost ?<br>
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Wow that is such a a wild set up .

Kubota Super Snow Removal System --Something a little different
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 3 Post by DennisCTB

Earnies after you get thoroughly frustrated trying to crush those pellets take a look at this youtube clip.

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When is the best time to Apply Salt
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 8 Post by DennisCTB

Now is a great to make a list of things you want to do with your tractor this spring. Hard to believe but the snow is going to melt and it is great to have a list that you can refer to to be sure you ge stuff done 2when it needs to be done. <br>
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Here is a list of 25 Possible things to Consider ! Whats on your Spring todo list ?<br>
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Remove Snow Equipment and mount mower,change fluids and filters<br>
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Gravel your driveway<br>
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Build a fence<br>
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Dig ditches<br>
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Return gravel that has escaped your driveway back to where it belongs<br>
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Disk a seedbed<br>
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Till a garden<br>
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Plant a food plot<br>
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Grade and level a gravel driveway<br>
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Dig a trench<br>
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Blow debris off your driveway<br>
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Loosen and pulverize soil<br>
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Cultivate a seedbed<br>
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Rake your landscape<br>
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Aerate your lawn<br>
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Add landscaping rocks<br>
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Lay drainage pipes<br>
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Seed your lawn<br>
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Fertilize whatever you're growing<br>
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Eliminate standing water<br>
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Bag leaves and other debris<br>
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Dethatch your lawn<br>
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Fill and level a low spot<br>
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Plow a garden<br>
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Maintain a trail<br>
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Top Spring Tractor Projects
Tractor Projects
Replies 8 Post by DennisCTB

Update Feb 2021<br>
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My Lab is 7 years old now and he is still crazy to retrieve.<br>
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In December all his energy resulted in him spraining his rear right leg, so much that he was hopping on three legs.<br>
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I got him a leg brace for both rear legs and this really helped him rehabilitat. Definitely made him slow down. After a little more than a week with braces, I took them off and his limp was mostly gone. A couple of weeks on leash only helped, and now he can go off leash and run around no limp.<br>
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He has done very little to no retrieving, only tried with bumpers not balls. His heart is not into the bumpers.<br>
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Have to see what we can do in moderation when the snow melts.<br>
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Chocolate Lab Retrieving ball Injuries
Everything and Anything
Replies 4 Post by DennisCTB

Erskine makes snow blowers not sure if they are a supplier for OEM tractor manufacturers.<br>
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Just came across Sheyenne Tooling & Manufacturing, Inc.. They make a front mount blower that attaches to a front end loader.<br>
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Sheyenne shows it on a a Kubota Tractor but does not stipulate what model loaders it is compatible with.<br>
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Might be interesting for those that get mountains of the white stuff and need the ability to get up higher than most sub frame front mowers can to do which is minimal.<br>
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Who Makes Most Front Snowblowers
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 7 Post by DennisCTB

This was a pretty neat idea.

But honestly in the 12 years I have had them I only used them in year one and 2. Then I found a nice place to roll the deck and have never even thought of using them since, not sure even where I put em :-(

REVIEW -- Mower Deck Axle MMM stands
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 6 Post by DennisCTB

This is a great thread you should read about farming 20 acres where Ken Thompson posted some very helpful info along with Hardwood.

John Deere vs Kubota or other sub Compact ?
Operating and Attachments
Replies 7 Post by DennisCTB