Actually it’s easier to remove the front clip if you need to get the motor out . It’s easier on any vehicle that the radiator support can be removed
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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I'm sure you've seen this Mark. But since it is wood related .
Gonna need a skid with tracks for that
I'm sure you've seen this Mark. But since it is wood related .
Yes I’ve seen it . Bet the trans needed a rebuild right afterwards.
WoodAbuser
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I always wondered if it was a bit of a downhill slope with the camera tilted to make it look flat.
Ya ain't loaded til you're overloaded.
Well, I see I missed 28 pages in the last five days. If anything monumental happened please let me know otherwise I’m not going to read them.
Hope all is well with you guys. I’m just on my way home from a Lions Club conference. I really didn’t want to go because I’ve been so busy lately, but I’m glad that I did. They really do amazing things both locally and around the world.
I have a little work to do this afternoon and then head home and maybe take my son out for dinner as I owe him birthday dinner.
Hope all is well with you guys. I’m just on my way home from a Lions Club conference. I really didn’t want to go because I’ve been so busy lately, but I’m glad that I did. They really do amazing things both locally and around the world.
I have a little work to do this afternoon and then head home and maybe take my son out for dinner as I owe him birthday dinner.
4x4 in 4low with the trans in low gear with most likely a 4:11 front and rear gear ratio maybe 4:56 . It was moving at its max speed engine was probably red lining or exceeding it . They didn’t show it overheating after a few minutes
Wait, they're scrounging wood with lions?(maybe lion from the picture below) You may need to read a few of those post to understand mine lol.
Well it is a steer?
I thought he was getting a mammoth, I'm so confused
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I'm sure you've seen this Mark. But since it is wood related .
This commercial is fishy... I don't think I saw a single level road in the Rockies or Cascades when I rode my bicycle from CO to WA... Though the 108 miles from Lolo Pass, ID to Kamiah, ID seemed pretty flat, it in fact dropped about 4,140 feet in elevation. When was the last time you had a 100+ mile down hill ride on a bicycle?
P.S. That stretch runs through Lowell, ID... I remember it well as in a moment of inattention I drifted over the fog line and crashed in the rip rap... tore up my left knee and cracked some ribs. Being miles from no where I cleaned up my knee and put New Skin on the worst areas and Neosporin on the rest. Kept riding... Found advice on Web MD or some other similar site that suggested laying on the broken ribs while sleeping so they didn't move. That allowed me to sleep... my son can attest to how badly I hurt in the mornings!
WoodAbuser
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@svk when u find out all u missed u will be sorry u didn't catch up. @chipper1 KK cancelled the elephant order after the killer elephant posting. It's been a wild ride on here lately.
I didn't know if I should ride my tractor or go buy a skid steer. I woke up this morning from a dream where my tracks came off.
I didn't know if I should ride my tractor or go buy a skid steer. I woke up this morning from a dream where my tracks came off.
Dropped this between 2 oaks perfectly today. Cut into 14” pieces for the fire pit. Cleared out this whole area this weekend.
That area had a bunch of small beech and holly trees. Used the brush grubber with the tractor and pulled them all out. Saw dropped a few mid size poplars and gums.
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Is it ok to mention skid steer now?
Looks good.
What kind of tree is that.
Sweet gum.
I don't see them here, but I guess they are around, here.
Oh, forgot to say, nice shot
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When we used to pull engines, we would steal (I mean borrow) the swing set from the local playground (it was heavy duty) and hook a come along to it.
No one ever complained because they knew when we put it back all the bolts were tight, and we replaced any missing ones!
No one ever complained because they knew when we put it back all the bolts were tight, and we replaced any missing ones!
Nice grill Driver Weber is where its at for sure. I Have a propane spirit Weber myself.
