Recent content by forky

I've had racoons dig up newly planted spuds. They love to dig in freshly touched soil. Keep replanting and the coon will move on, after he finds other things to do.

I just ordered two 110 cup stainless steel coffee makers from vevor for our church kitchen. They should be here in the next few days. I sure hope they brew like they are supposed to. $92 each, so the pricing is good if the product actually works.

Yep Ken, we also had a ton of damage to the white pines and the Norway spruce. I'm waiting to clean-up until the ground dries up some more. We have had quite the winter transition period here too.

Thanks for the information. That is very helpful for decision making on the blower.

I remember when you first bought the L2501. You were questioning if you bought too big of a tractor. Sounds like you feel different now after some seat time!

Good to hear the blower works well for you. Which model blower did you get?

Thanks for the kind offer, Ken. I'll get back to you in the near future through direct message when the timing is right. Thanks again.

I'm actually in the same county as you Ken. I'm on the NE side close to Shawano Co. Putting a Trust together is on my to do list in the near future. Making everyone happy is probably impossible to do. Can't decide yet how I want it done. It will put me at ease when it is finally etched in stone.

Looking good Ken! Sure, wish we could live another 100 years and watch the land improvements one makes on their loved property. I know, I live for mine and sure you do too.

The fuel water separator cup should fill all the way to the top. Sounds like gelled fuel.

I would not be without one either. It never went above 0 here for the last 2 weeks until today. My dealer does not have any new tractors without block heaters. He said that with the weather we have here, it's a no-brainer and worth the cost.

I also would pass on this one. Besides the 300 hours, how many years old is it.

What gauge is the stovepipe? If it's 24, I wonder if that will be stout enough.

I have a set of chains on the rear wheels of my Polaris 900xp. It makes a word of difference especially in the woods going up- hill. Worth every penny.

Good to hear you found out what the problem was. I sure hope the culprit didn't get away with his nest building tactics. Would have been no catch and release here LOL!