Recent content by peth

Hydraulic QA really is one of those options you will never do without once you've used it once. Especially if you are switching buckets all the time and things are frozen up.

Im guessing you are just cracking the corn with no screen in or one with pretty big holes. On our similar mill if the grain was spilling out the deflector like that youd better slow the auger or your shoveling down cause you were about to bring the tractor to its knees. Memories of grinding...

Lol at garden sprayer As a now suburban transplanted farm kid I appreciate every opportunity to use the farm tools on my small property. Keeps the neighbors guessing about my sanity.

I have a few of these for commonly used cords and they work very well.

I have a 30 ft tube heater in my 22 x 40 mounted along the one side tilted towards the centre. Very happy with it and have no issues with cold spots.

I am very happy with my Stihl MS211 for medium duty homeowner use. It has a 16" bar.

Another vote for CBI. Used them many many times and service is always good. I have used them for everything from small packages to a palatalized toilet lol. If you go on a weekend you can expect a long line but things move along reasonably.

I ran a gas line about 40 feet from the existing service to my detached garage. I have access to a mini x so I dug my own trench. Gas fitter supplied the pipe, risers, misc fittings, and about 15ft of black pipe. I ran all the lines and he did the actual connections and pressure test. Total...

I see nothing hack about this sideways panel. But then I'm a Canuck and have several of them mounted this way.

I have a 4 year old version of the same box. Its been thrown all over and the odd small wrench or small socket that I have doubled up on the pegs might fall off. Otherwise it might not look good when you open it but the stuff will be where you put it.

I would not be afraid of that I6. We had and have a series of 80-90s F150s on the farm and they were exceptionally reliable compared to the 302s that were run in the same application. Body / frame rot killed the I6 trucks before the drive line quit.

Agree - After using them, Norseman is the only thing I buy.

I have one that was built locally. I do road service work and would not be without it. It makes the entire bed useable since you can now reach everything.

Fantastic once again! Thank you for updating the thread.

Blundstone steel toes. Slip on and very comfortable for every day wear. Doc Marten steel toes or non steel toes would be my next choice.