Recent content by Hue

It's gone up in price in Canada too! Pretty sure that's also his fault? And the price increases in Europe. Man, he's messed up the world economy. Couldn't be covid, war in Ukraine, that would make too much sense.

I’m ready for ya!

Super useful when back-dragging.

What was the price of gas in your area prior to the war? It's still way more than before the war, where I am. 1.20$/L pre-war to 2$/L today. Peaked at 2.40$/L couple weeks back.

kid at Subway restaurant: I'll have a six inch footlong.

try "Ctrl-Alt-Delete" to get into the task manager. Try to identify the task (program) that is connected to the ad, and end it. Hope this helps.

Turns out we're pretty much neighbors. I'm in Nasonworth, just south of F'ton. That's a great price, I'm jealous. I'm clearing a bunch of land and it would come in handy for sure. Oh well, I'll have the tractor paid off soon, that's going to be my next attachment.

I got a stump bucket grapple from Prime Attachments. I have it on a L4060 with LA805. It's 550 lbs. No issues so far.

I use a box blade to grab big rocks and roots, flatten everything, then mow the smaller roots. Takes a year or two for the exposed parts of the small roots to rot, but I'm in no hurry.

Not sure it's helpful but, for passenger vehicles, I've been taught to troubleshoot the three parts of combustion. 1) Fuel- you mention that's OK 2) Air - check air filter 3) Fire- check spark plugs I'm new to hydraulic systems, so not sure how that fits in.

Awesome, I'm going to check that out. Thanks Howard!

No, it split in half at the grease groove, leaving 2 short cylinders.

I've had one split in half, it looked like only one side was getting grease. I'm guessing the difference in resistance created a shearing force.

Where about in NB, and how much did it cost?

You might want to consider a box blade for ballast in the rear. Every time you carry a load out you could drag some material with you too.