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Anyone able to ID this plant? It dies back every year, located in a dry area, never noticed it blooming and, gets about 3 hours of sun daily. Comes out when it gets hot! Zone 7 North GA. Thanks!

This came with some other scrap metal parts that I bought from the scrap yard last week. Looks like a Kubota part, about 16" long.

Planted some buckwheat this morning and just beat the rain. Worked like a charm.

Thought I'd share my cultipacker build. Everything was purchased at my recycle center at .25 lbs except for the wheels and bearings. The center square bar was filled with sand to add weight. Estimated at just over 500 lbs.

Wow, interesting chart.

Building a cultipacker and looking at two wheel options. Option 1: larger smooth wheels 17" OD x 3 3/4" wide and 24lbs each Option 2: Notched wheels are 9.5" x 2.28" wide weighing 8.2lbs each. Based on a 5' wide cultipacker, the smooth wheels add about 40% overall weight. Is weight the only...

This is what I was thinking about building. I have the top 4" pipe so I was thinking of using that and fill with sand for extra weight. The receiver tube would be for adding a hitch for pulling.

Since they are hard to find used in my area, I plan to build a 5' cultipacker to manage a few small food plots (5000 sq ft ea.). Looking at the wheels from Agri Supply and was wondering if someone could recommend them or, recommend another source for the wheels. I will be using the cultipacker...

Not too old but in serious need of TLC. An old Bush Hog tiller that I picked up for $100.00. Had to make a new back shield from scratch.

My Bush Hog RT60G was $1750. Beautiful powder coat (4 colors to choose), reversible, fully assembled, gearbox fluids filled, bearings greased, shaft fitted to my tractor, etc. I recommend buying from a dealer vs Internet even though most of my purchases are done that way. Don't be afraid to...

Review of my new tiller. 2016 Review Bush Hog RT60G - YouTube

This seems to be a fairly new tiller and I was wondering if anyone has any experience with them. I can't seem to find a manual on the web, only brochures and other literature. Looks comparable to King Kutter Professional, Tayor Way, and Tarter as far as the weight goes anyway. From what I...

Are these made in China? I just saw a Tarter tiller and noticed that the gearboxes are made in China and got to wondering about KK.

Anybody saw this? I was thinking about getting one of their tillers but now I'm not sure.

I am making a back shield for a tiller and have a piece of 14" x 60" piece of 10 gauge hot roll material that I need to put a bend in lengthwise. Any thoughts on how to do this without a brake? Should I just weld some flat bar to the edge to make it stronger?

I picked up a used Bush Hog tiller but it's missing the back deflector shield. These are no longer available from Bush Hog so I would like to try to make one. Can someone please provide the rough dimensions if you have that available? Thanks in advance.

Starting my trailer overhaul. I'm having a hard time finding 18 foot long boards. Anyone have a source in north Georgia?

Is it too late to plant a cover crop for a spring/summer vegetable garden in north Ga.?

I had a very large oak tree fall on my property this summer. I cleaned up most of the big limbs and brush but now I'm down to the trunk which is about 55 inches in diameter. I have only a 20 inch chainsaw and am wondering how I could go about cutting this. The whole tree is hanging about 5 feet...

Planning for my next project but I did not have any rear remotes. First question, What type valve would be best for a TNT?

Been thinking about my next project and I was thinking about a top link hydraulic cylinder. Has anyone made their own from a purchased cylinder? If so please share.

The O.D. of the hose measures about .600 but I am told that it's measured/ordered by the I.D. I'm adding a 3rd function for a grapple and thought I would use the same size as the FEL hose. Thanks in advance.

Looks like about $12.99 is least expensive I can find...Northern Tool. Anybody find any less expensive? Thanks.

Just received a couple of new furrowers for some attachments that I am building and have this rookie question. Are these treated like other tools we buy, such as a shovels, in such that they need to be sharpened before use? They do have a bevel on the cutting edge but not sharp by any means...

I like to have my chain with me at all times but haven't found a good place to put it on my tractor. How do you deal with this? Thanks.

I'm sorry, I meant the plates with the two holes.

Thanks guys. Looks like a 20 ton would be more than enough for what I need to bend. I will just be making some brackets for 3 pt hitch like in the photo below.

I want to make bends with a small DIY press brake with bottle jack and would like to know how many tons it would require to bend 1/2" plate. My guess is that I'd never exceed about 3" wide. Thanks.