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Freezing is the biggest killer of Glyphosate, keep mixture above -10F, mixture will last years. Your plastic container will break-down (crack) before going bad.

Whatever you get, make it above 25 hp, 4wd and 1990 or newer.

Keep the oil changed, watch the fan belt and replace head bolts @ 20,000 hrs.

I use this product, Jobes fertilizer spikes and they work well. They have a whole line of produces for different tree, evergreens, shade trees, fruit, etc.

This is how I did mine 32 years ago and trees are 8 - 10 " diameter. The only thing I would ad is, over plant and thin out in 10 years trees, will be about 5' +. You want competition, as this promotes growth! It will take 2 -3 years to see them above the grass and replant again in bare areas...

I would not use Hackberry. I burn alot for heat and it is good for heating, but the smoke from the stack has a chemical smell!

1) Diesel? NO What you described as useage. NO NO NO NO! 2) Lease ? NO If your probably going to buy it out, buy the vehicle now! Your going need to put down $3000. to $4000. just to start the lease that is money lost.

When I chainsaw or do other hand activities all day, I put my fingertips together and push and as you push against your finger tips rotate your wrists. Do this for about 30 seconds and repeat a couple more times. Also do this before starting as a warm-up.

You could try. I was always taught, in order to keep wood from absorbing moisture you needed to have it heated to about 200*F, otherwise it will re-absorb the moister. Just sounds like a lot of work to me for $5.

They need to be dried or they will start to sour/rot within a day.

I have had very good luck by tree spading in nuts, specifically Black Walnut, Oaks, Hickory, Chestnut and way cheaper and just as good of luck as seedlings. Also contact your county extension they usually have pine assortments along with lists of places to get other seedlings.

Great job, I just posted in this thread ….. https://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/worth-fixing-or-trash.339163/#post-7152536 about the very same thing. It was some tinkering, but no one figures their time ordering parts, whether it's online or driving to dealer to get them, it is an...

As a person who made a living and retired as a mechanic after 40 years, I have a different perspective. If you are a hobbyist and or learning and want to sharpen your skills, these are perfect projects for working on. I sit here and shake my head at folks buying new parts to replace something...

Spitting is normal and if your saw allows the reed to be flipped I would flip it.

Removing the cylinder and putting it back on "No" Replacing the cylinder, you probably should, however if they are not that old I have and had good success.

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Don't trim it, you will do more harm than good, get yourself some new trees and start grafting the old to new. Get this tool and it makes a professional out of anybody...

Short answer NO, but you can spend some time and cut the brown area out and pull starting from the bottom some branches down into the brown area. Place a planter for flowers in front is another option. In the end you still have old bushes and I would bite the bullet and freshen up the front...

Weld it or go to your Rural King store and check out the hyd valves, they have a good selection of parts and way cheaper than Amazon.

Been a mechanic for 40+ years and will retire at the end of this year at 57. 30 years ago I was fully certified ASE in both Auto and Diesel, because I was told it mattered to the customer. I discovered the customer had no idea what ASE was all about, they just wanted whatever they had broken...