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I'm sure you know it has left hand threads, but they can get tight.

Depending on soil type, soil condition and tree size, you might consider a tree puller. You'd need a third function. I've pushed and...

Back in the day, the blacksmith would heat it in the forge, hammer it back out and quench it. Very little waste of metal.

I can understand the frustration of having this change forced upon you, but IME the LEDs are superior to the fluorescents in all...

I swapped out our fluorescents for leds in the church buildings. Everyone loves them. I cut out the ballast and wired them straight. No...

That's what I did on my home fixtures. I didn't have to change sockets for the tubes I bought. It would be a big job for a whole...

If I read your post correctly, the provider was compensated about 1/3 of the 'billing'. Sounds about right, a few months ago I had a...

Or demand payment up front before treatment in some cases.

They will not eat it...they will come for the balance after the Medicare reimbursement.

There's a good chance it won't have a low enough gear to run a tiller well. Many tractors from those years don't. A 6 foot rotary cutter...

They used to be. I have one of their bit stands from the 60s somewhere. I could never afford them. That would be one way to tell. If you...

mx would prob handle the pto hp of a 8' twin, but the sheer size weight & maneuverability of a 3ph lift imho & the compact tractor would...

Are you considering the lift version or the pull version? I assume that 1800# disk was not 3ph.

I've run a 7' LandPride RCR1884 behind an M7040 and I don't think an MX would lift it comfortably. Besides that 7 footer is so long it...

I bought a Cle-Line at Lowe's the other day when I saw they were made in the US. I didn't realize at the time they were Cleveland. Are...