Recent content by kthompson

I think have the correct herbicide but you read it carefully. It is not approved in some areas but it will kill vasey and not harm bermuda.

I have only had smooth buckets. On my current Kubota (L6060) did get a teeth bar (no idea the brand) bolt on design. For removing plants or digging in hard dirt like the tooth bar on. Otherwise don't need the extra weight nor the extra length and want a smooth bottom on the bucket. Getting dirt...

Be sure you verify the depth you need first.

I am a "I rather do it myself" person. I have some experience with tiller and on slope and on soil that had never been tilled on top of that. Had been timber land and trees cut, and stumps dug about four years earlier. I took it slow and shallow. I ran up and down the slope, but I would have...

Do know this tree (yaupon) but if not a hardwood I think a sickle bar mower would work if you keep it cut at least once a year. If you have true hardwoods...oak I think could whip a bar cutter. If you look at "tractor time with tim" ttwt on youtube, he has a sickle mower on front end loader and...

I bought a used Volvo EC 45, just over 9,000 machine few years ago. Have removed pines and hardwoods with it that are at least 24 inches in diameter. I learned how to dig the roots first and at the same time being sure digging for it to fell the direction wanted. I can dig and lay down a tree...

Just reading the thread on age and such. One tells about his renting a campground in the woods. Depending on your land, what it offers and being large enough to build one you might find it a great property for a campground. If you want to sell. We are about 25 miles from Myrtle Beach...

We are on the other end as landowners. We could sell today probably our farmland for developers. We are doing our best to save the family farmland. Now it looks like we will have a major issue with a proposed new road. As you have been told verify how that $15 is calculated. I agree you are...

I am not a surveyor but have hired them several times. In my area we about fall over the surveyors. lol. Then a lot of land is being broken up into lots as tons of people are moving here. I have a really smart brother in law (pun intended) who went to school for surveying. He bought a piece of...

Not the biggest fan of Roundup. Here 24D controls brush and broadleafs better than Roundup. This is a question, here we use lime to lower soil ph. Do they also use lime there. Just trying to still learn. I have use a walk behind tiller and now have about a 7 foot for my tractor. While I...

I am not profession to be an expert. Fifty years ago I worked on all home appliances including water heaters and window air conditioners. At that time knew a good bit on the central A/C units but never worked on one. Since then so many brands have disappeared. Some were bought and some just...

If it does not have a wifi card in it you can get one that plugs into a USB port. I am using one on tower and it is two interior walls away and about 40 feet at least. Now there is a door in each of those walls. I use my wife a lot as much of my work is on the web.

Grain elevators and bulk fertilizer places also have scales. Or find you a DOT officer with portable scales....May not want to do that. He may want to inspect the trailer but...

I not sure had ever thought much on the mower throwing say rocks forward until really reading this thread. It came to me when it is throwing something out the front such as a rock which are very very rare here, out the front the blade doing that is the half of the blade rotating back to the...

I did not grow up around tractors and slowly learned with an older Ford. My first two tractors were basic tractors. Manual trans with no loader. Next tractor with loader for farming and two with hydro trans. One fully loaded. Two tractors with cabs and rest open station. Cab and open station...