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Yep. I hit a few licks every other tank, and my chains stay sharp. If I really blunt the chain by hitting a rock or some metal in the wood, I'll take it to the Oregon sharpener to repair it. But I rarely need the Oregon anymore.

This wins the "Best Answer" Award for today. (y) A decent Rohn self-supporting tower isn't hard to install and will do the job for you.

You are not wrong. They are not related at all.

No. Your alternator makes AC, which gets rectified to DC, and the entire system is DC. You should not see any AC if everything is working correctly.

That source is talking about ethylene glycol. It is not talking about commercially available engine coolant. Have you ever heard of something called an, "additive"? Might have something to do with the color of antifreeze, come to think of it.

Overkill is a good thing. (y) (y)

Mebbe this thread will point you in the right general direction. No need for the Orange brand - there might be an alternative out there.

Sounds like it's getting hot. How long since the last fluid change?

Wiring will be cheaper and give you a TON more options. Do it right, and cry once. Besides, you have a tractor. You should be able to figure out how to trench out to the shop and install conduit. Go bigger than you need. If you buy the cable and pull it yourself, install the panel, you...

My wife paid 19 cents a pound for one, 99 cents for a second, and $1.99 for the Butterball. It helps if you know how to shop.

Always start with the basics - check the fluid levels. We've all done dumb a time or two!

There is metal roofing that looks like wood, in a variety of finishes. Shake, shingle, etc. Lots of old barns were shingled. For me, I'd go with something non-flammable, like the steel products or cement fiber.

I know better, and I still get that one wrong sometimes. 🥵 Well, you'd be right except for one small detail - the guys who invented it get to decide what it's called! So there! 😁 (Besides, it's not a word, it's an acronym, so all bets are off!) 👍

Got a Tractor Supply nearby? This thread is talking about UDT, but the same principles apply, and I think this info will be useful to you.

Agreed. I have had the same problem trying to install a fence in daylight. It was pretty challenging, and the distance I was trying to use it at was under 10 feet. But Northwoods, it doesn't need to be mounted on a wall. A pole will do. Just make sure it can be undisturbed, and you REALLY...

Hey. Some of us take our cast iron very seriously. Tread lightly, there. :mad: 😁

I have two questions for you: Have you never heard of the 13th Amendment? Do you still have the three wheeler? :p

We'd rather you didn't! 😁😁

Is ya braggin' er complainin'? 😁

120v with slightly out of spec frequency variation is a lot better than 60v with perfect frequency! (y)