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drygulch replied to the thread First day with the tractor....Congrats! Maybe you'll get lucky with some downed trees from the storm to practice on :) -
Congratulations for sure. (y) I started with a BX25 in 2016 and used it for 5 years doing all manner of projects on my 20 acres. They...
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drygulch reacted to Flintknapper's post in the thread Another tractor accident… and a question with
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Hard to know what happened but I can easily imagine several scenarios that would have happened quickly. In any case....anytime you are... -
This is the story. Apparently this happened on 28 June, just outside of Pittsburgh, two days ago as I type this. A 74-year-old Upper...
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I have to cross or work in creeks fairly regularly, and sometimes they are higher than others. I've been comfortable getting up to the...
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Little bit of wind came through and decided we didn’t need any corn this year…. Damnit.
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Does 200lbs of stainless scrap on the floor in front of my shear considered hording. Or since needs to be cleaned up and hauled to the...
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drygulch reacted to Runs With Scissors's post in the thread Rubber Mat for transmission cover with Love.
I have never heard of a cover, and the top of mine was looking rather scratched up. I just taped mine off and painted it with some...
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drygulch reacted to Botamon's post in the thread Photo shoot anything lately? Random Photo Thread with Like.
Saw a small herd of 4 cow elk yesterday on a ride in the nearby mountains. This one posed for me.....
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drygulch reacted to BBFarmer's post in the thread What did you do to or on your Kubota today? with Wow.
So at what point can a grass pile ignite, or can it at all? I've never known about how hay fires start or how hot silage bales can get...
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When we moved 20 years ago metal was the least of my worries because it all fit in 1 dump trailer load. The machines, some weighing over...
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I feel your pain. My stash includes (in almost every possible form) steel, aluminum, threaded rod, brass, copper, bronze, 20-30...
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I had the golden opportunity to hoard all kinds of metal where I worked. A lot of the other guys in the maintenance department with me...
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drygulch reacted to Old Machinist's post in the thread biggest drawback to hoarding steel with Like.
Another caveat is hierarchy. My former supervisor at work decided we needed to move our stock down the hall to another room 20 years...
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drygulch reacted to Runs With Scissors's post in the thread biggest drawback to hoarding steel with Like.
I see your complications, and raise you one. Having your metal shop in the basement. ;)