Recent content by forky

Nice looking bucks Ken. All the time and effort is paying off for you!

Nice score on black gold. That should really enhance any soil it's added to.

Nice job on the new chicken pen. I also have a flock of layers here. We could never get away with poultry wire here due to the racoons. It will keep chickens in but won't keep coons out. Heavy welded wire is a must. I have 13 in the brooder that are almost a week old now. Once folks try home...

What a shame to cut down such nice trees.

What is the cost on the potted trees?

Thanks for the link to the WSM. I only have the owner's manual, and will check out the provided link.

Thanks for the information, Rookie. I wondered what the purpose of the screws were for. Makes sense that is how it works. Who would have thought that's how it works. Not me LOL!

Picked up a nut from the dealer to snug against the nut on the top link to keep it from creeping when running the tiller on a quick 10 hitch, however I can't back the threaded portion all the way out to add the nut. I get to the end and does not turn all the way out. What am I missing? I don't...

That's the same way I do it.

Same tire pressure regardless of the fact they are loaded or not.

Dropped the quick attach bucket and drove the tractor over to a neighbor that sells tractor attachments and picked up some new made in the USA 48" pallet forks with 2700lbs lifting capacity for $599. They seem decent enough for loading logs onto the trailer for the most part. Just need the...

According to the manual, the clutch should be adjusted at 50 hours and then every 100 hours after that. If it was never adjusted, that was the problem.

Welcome to the forum. Once you purchase one, you will wish you would have done it years ago!

R1's have way more bite than R4's. I don't have a need for chains either. R1's are not nice to lawns though.

Good point about the clips, however the correct tool always in the tool- box makes it a non- issue in my case. It would be a pain if it was more rippers to deal with.