Search results

Planting now? We have one quarter of beans left to plant. I am field cultivating it right now, plan to plant it tomorrow morning. You would be sad if you saw all the trees we just buried! Martin

I was hoping someone made a 1/2" G style male coupler, with a reduced 3/8" male pipe thread end for tools with a 3/8" NPT inlet. I had no luck finding one, but thought asking on here before giving up was a solid idea. It is turning out the same as my luck. Most people on here seem to be...

You guys planting? We put two quarters of treated bean seed in the last two days. We have talked about it for years, but this is the first time we have planted beans before corn. Martin

It's the 3/8" G style that will slop around like a hot dog in a hallway in a female 1/2" G style quick coupler. Martin

It probably is. I want a 1/2” G style coupler with a 3/8” male pipe thread end. I can buy 3/8” G style couplers with 3/8” male pipe thread ends in town. A 1/2” G style coupler is different from a 3/8” G style coupler. The design is the same, the size is different. Martin

That's a 3/8" coupler you found on Google. Martin

I dislike whip hoses. Martin

Thought about that, but would prefer a single fitting. Martin

Not a 1/2" coupler Martin

In the old man’s shop at the farm, we have a 1/2 air hose reel, with a “G” style 1/2 quick couple on the end. I use it mostly for my 1” impact. I have a 3/4” impact, with a female 3/8” pipe thread air inlet. I would like to use it on the 1/2” hose instead of the 1/4” hose I use for my 3/8” and...

Put a loader on that tractor in the fifth picture, and use it to help lift the walls into place! Martin

I love this thread! Martin

Very cool car! Martin

I don't know Buicks like I do Chevrolets, so I did not notice the different front clip. There are a lot of cool cars in his collection! Those are some crazy looking rotors on the GN. Martin

Look at the grille, where it meets the fender, you are correct, it is a '66. Very similar looking cars. Martin

An L88 only has a single four barrel Holley. The tri-power was available on a couple of 427's (L68 and L71). That being a 435 horsepower unit is the L71. The aluminum head option is an L89. It is a very valuable car, but not an L88. They only made 80 L88's in 1968. They made 624 L89's...

Have you ever thought about just building a few pens, and feeding calves on dirt? Does it pay to have them in a shed? It seems like you have plenty of room to add a few pens. Martin

That makes more sense. Martin

Why would you put Dana 44's under it? They are no upgrade over the current GM 10 bolts. Martin

It only broke off two of them! Martin