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there is an old technology called dew ponds. ur going to use a pond liner so by putting down some insulating material first and then the liner . this makes it self filling,

I have hood mounted gauges and the idiot oil light and pressure gauge on my b7100. I have 50 lbs pressure.

Re: Diesel Addative some of the diesel additives act like gas line antifreeze. it lets the gelled fuel flow in cold temps and holds the water or I should say moisture in the fuel to flow through the filter. for engines that run on a daily basis no problem. hobby farm tractors that sits idle...

this is working awesome. about 10 lb pull on rope to dump. the latch is plenty strong as I have about 200 loads of lifting and breaking roots. the best part of this is IT,S IN FRONT. much easier on my neck.

volt meter, oil pressure and water temp. all electric.

Re: Oil pressure install B7100 on aircraft , the fitting on the engine that the oil pressure line hooks up to is plugged and has a little tiny hole about .060 IIRC. I used to solder the fitting shut and drill a .040 hole.

have u checked the auto wreckers for the pto winch of ole 4x4 or the old army trucks had pto winches too.

get a log cone or make one. http://www.novajack.com/en/0101_04.htm

do a google search for log arch. can be made from scrap and made for atv,s as well.

this is the snowbanks when u plow in 6th gear. my blade is 33 in tall and next snowfall these banks will be 7 ft tall. image hosting gif

my bota tires are 8-16. neighbor gave me the chains and they were for a 3/4 ton pickup. I have a 80 yd long X 25 yd wide patch besides the house and the first passes I use 5th gear and the windrows spill overs I use 6th gear.

yes I have and I think it would work on straight chevron thread. my other bota had no problem with traction, straight chevron thread with screw in studs. these tires, no. I have screwed them out and might use them on my quad. click image upload

3/4 ton pickup chains , added cross links , 1/4 in x 4 in FB x 6 in long. now I have traction. the straight chevron thread is much better than this dog leg chevron. upload a picture

if it bent that easy, a 20 lb sledge hammer would do the trick.

thanks for the praise old English. yes hydraulics would be nicer but lot more expensive and heavyer. I had the winch and I get a foot of lift on the blade. I guesstimate the the mounting is plenty strong enough. we shall soon see. I changed oil in the steering box yesterday as I noticed a rust...