Recent content by ddavis83864

Thank you that’s a fantastic idea.

If this is not allowed or belongs in a different place feel free to remove or change. A few years ago I nearly lost my wife during a sudden cardiac emergency. On the day of her event, all on-duty fire units were already committed to another call. The first firefighter to arrive was off duty and...

Just came across this post. Sorry. I didn't own the L4479 snow blower back in 2020 but I've had mine for a couple years and yes I can tell you it will throw snow in any conditions. I couldn't imagine not having mine today. I no longer worry about snow storms on any level.

Just make sure to regularly check fluid levels and keep them maintained. Perform it yourself (just keep good records) or get the regularly scheduled service work done. I'd suggest having some extra super UDT2 hydraulic fluid on hand. Looks like the only attachment you have that could spill any...

You'll be happy with your purchase. After some time you will find uses for the equipment that you never realized. When I bought our tractor three years ago I had never owned or really used a tractor. Now there are days that go by that I don't know how I lived without it. The tractor is a...

Welcome to the addiction, keep us posted on your progress with the new equipment. :)

Yes, those are the ones that I have. Let me know if you have questions or need any pictures of them.

I have a pair of heated gloves made by Sabot Heat that you can order via Amazon. I'm very happy with them, their construction appears to be very well done. The material so far is extremely durable. They did a great job providing a secure location for the battery in each glove. The pouch they are...

Here is what I use to till our property. Just depends on how I angle the disks. Leaves a fairly smooth surface. Enjoy! Disk Harrow trailed by a drag harrow.

The PTSD is a real thing, I had a hard time sleeping when my wife came home. I would stay awake at night to keep an eye on her. If I hear any strange noises I was up like a lighting bolt hit me. It was a tough time.

In every course I had ever taken (and it was a lot thankfully) they talked about the possibility of breaking ribs. The most horrific sound I had ever heard/felt was that fist compression and several ribs cracked/fractured. I paused for a blink of an eye and immediately remembered it was normal...

I was extremely grateful to see that paramedic arrive. I fell apart when he touched my hands and said he would take over.

I want to share a video I posted online to encourage people to learn CPR. Its particularly important if you live in a rural area. Our local EMS services are fantastic but they are still limited. I performed single person CPR for just over 14 minutes before being relieved by fireman/paramedics...

Isn’t there always just, “I’m rubber and you’re glue, whatever you say bounces off me and sticks to you.”

If you need to shop for chains try these folks out. I just bought a set from them and they cost only 1/3 what everyone else on the internet wanted for the same chains. Their customer service was excellent. https://bluejayindustrial.com/