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For the money, ease of use and results, this has served me well with all types of knives. https://worksharptools.com/products/precision-adjust-elite

Yanmar's website covers the various ballast fluids. https://www.yanmartractor.com/resources/tractor-tips/liquid-ballast/ Basically, they are all water based, and with the exception of Calcium Chloride, they are all non-corrosive. There is also Bio-Ballast; it is similar to rim Guard but is...

If you want to drag substantial amounts of gravel uphill, a simple Box Blade is your friend, and it will grade your flat areas too. I have a shorter, but very steep, drive at our property in north Georgia, and all I use is a box blade. You can also use your bucket (especially if you have a...

The Reolink Pro Home Hub is upgradable to 16 TB. https://reolink.com/us/product/reolink-home-hub-pro/ DEC 2025 Popular Mechanics review of home security camera systems...

Reolink has had and does have many positive reviews from third parties (PC Mag, Project farm and etc.). I have had them at my house for nearly a year without any issues, and now I am going to add them to my property in north Georgia (unlimited cellular internet just became available). The only...

With Reolink cameras (up to 8 cameras), you can store all of their video on a HUB (which you can link to/view video via the internet from your phone and/or a computer). The HUB costs $99, and all video is encrypted. It can store 1TB on internal 512 GB cards. You can download videos to be...

I currently have 3 Cuddeback cellular cameras (IR flash) at our property in north Georgia; you can have service on Verizon or AT&T. I pay $16 dollars per month for all three cameras (2 cameras link to the cell camera via radio), and the plan allows me up to 5000 photos per month. I receive...

FWIW, I have been using this for several years...

I do not know your age/physical limits, but I removed a hog parlor (about 1/2 that size) by myself. I used a crowbar, sledge hammer, bolt cutter, sawzall and my LX 2610. I pulled it apart board by board by tin roof panel by panel. I piled it up, and then I used my LX with the grapple to load...

If you are going to top it with gravel, a loaded gravel truck is an excellent tool to compact the soil. A few passes over the road loaded, and then a few over the spread gravel (presuming the gravel truck spreads it for you) will be a big step towards stabilizing the road. All probably for the...

https://woodmaxx.com/product/woodmaxx-mx-9900/ Made in the USA - 9 inch capacity - power feed - 7 year warranty. The correct price is $6,990 - not what is shown in the preview. Is it the largest? I do not know. I have the smallest MX series (made in USA) chipper (5 inches) for my 19.5 PTO...

Non-corrosive water based ballast compared to other non-corrosive water based ballast - that is all that was ever up for discussion.

You seem to have misunderstood what I posted, but the essential question I asked has been answered - water based. My general point was that all non-corrosive water based ballast products would be acceptable solutions (though each would have pros and cons).

More insults - no facts, as expected. Of course as expected, RimGuard is water based as are other non-corrosive water based ballast products.

Do you have any marinas nearby? They typically only sell non-ethanol fuel, as older boat engines and fuel systems need it.

I am sure that you noticed it weighs over 800 lbs., and the Kubota matched tractors are all larger compact tractors. FWIW, I use an FDR1660 with my 25HP / 19.5 PTO LX SU to cut 2+ acres (not flat). Like you, we do not live at the property (~250 miles away), and I cut it every month while it is...

Ok - you believe a Youtuber. I believe: 1) Commercial sites like Yanmar (the tractor people) plus many more https://www.yanmartractor.com/resources/tractor-tips/liquid-ballast/ 2) The fact that Windshield wiper fluid or the same mixed at tractor dealers has been used for many, many decades...

You are just being obtuse to try to have an argument. The products being discussed are all Non-Corrosive, and it seems water based. There is no utility to this exchange.

No, your non-like products comparison is ridiculous and pointless. I do not even know why you are trying to make this argument. Both Rim Guard and Windshield wiper fluid are non-corrosive. So, there is no utility to state that other completely unrelated products with water are different. My...

Sounds like you found a great solution for your needs. I did notice that the SDS sheet that they provide on their site lists the contents as: 30-70% organic based components and the remainder is water (so 70-30% water). I would expect that Rim Guard is very similar.