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bird dogger replied to the thread Cab for BX 1880.We fabricated a cheap cab for my neighbor's older BX with some light framework and enclosed with some "double polished" clear window... -
I stopped watching/listening to the "drive-by media" long ago when this happened. (those old enough to remember analog meters...
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It has been a long process for me. After all the big wood was cleaned up came the cleanup of the small stuff. Small limbs and sticks...
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bird dogger replied to the thread Orange tractor related but NOT Kubota.I , too, grew up with dad's WD45 and a Minneapolis Moline "U". Spent many a long, hot, dusty, dirty day alone in the fields with them...
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bird dogger reacted to Bee-Positive's post in the thread Orange tractor related but NOT Kubota with
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Great find - the simplest things are the best. My dad was in the navy in WWII. A fire controller, aimed the big guns on a destroyer... -
bird dogger reacted to ken erickson's post in the thread Orange tractor related but NOT Kubota with Love.
My dad passed away in 2016 and while I was his personal representative I just became aware of, and in possession, of this neat little...
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bird dogger reacted to TheOldHokie's post in the thread Has anybody used one of these stump grinders? with Like.
Its a knockoff of the Woodland Mills grinder. I have the Woodland Mills and it works great on my L3901. I dont think I would want one on...
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bird dogger reacted to mikester's post in the thread Has anybody used one of these stump grinders? with Like.
I picked up one of these Woodland Mills 28" units on sale recently directly from their warehouse...
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Could be an Oliver or something sold by Oliver if the paint is original. Has some characteristics similar to Dearborn Danuser blades...
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I bought this used rear blade last week. I've searched the blade for a name plate or other distinctive markings, to no avail. I've...
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bird dogger reacted to NorthwoodsLife's post in the thread Best Job I Ever Had with Tractors with Like.
Post your experience as you wish. Here is one of my best: So I had a small tractor business. Kubota B7100, circa late 1970's. I...
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Picked this oddball up today at a bin store, new in a torn package, for $1. From Lobster Tools (?) in Japan. Opens to 1 7/8", or 47.6 mm.
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The lugs are just holding the wheel on, the hub is carrying the weight.
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The rod I used is Grade 5, from McMaster-Carr. Not sure what rating the bolts are, I didn't really look at them, but since they are SAE...
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