Recent content by Lee Robinson

One thing I have to give Ford credit for is they never took a government bailout.

He certainly should accept it was his choice to break the law...but I don't think he is saying, "hey they did it too" when pointing at the ships and planes not having DPFs and such. Instead, I think he is saying, "look at all the pollution being produced to reduce pollution" and in doing so is...

One should use appropriately treated screws as well. They are cheap considering a trailer only has a few dozen of them in it.

Good video that explains the issues with DPFs, EGRs, DEF, and other emissions equipment...makes me glad I got the 25hp Kioti CK2610.

Sorry, I thought I updated all the links. We took the videos off our K9 channel because I didn't want to spam my K9 clients with tractor videos and I do not wish to solicit my dogs onto those interested in my tractor videos. Here is the new channel we set up specifically for our tractor and...

I am old enough to be from a time that if people would have painted the visible areas but not the covered areas, such a person would have considered to be a dishonest, underhanded, cheating scoundrel. Honest mistakes are of course going to happen, but it doesn't come off as an honest mistake...

See...you are focusing on the "surface rust." I am addressing the fact that they painted the trailer but not the parts that were hidden under and that would trap water, sand, salt that destroys steel OVER TIME...and bacteria that breaks down untreated wood. That is why I said I am glad I noticed...

I take it you have never seen what unpainted steel that is exposed to the elements looks like after a decade...so let's not forget that this short 37 second video clip that shows the rust and unpainted steel was made just 2 days after ownership. Covering unpainted steel on a trailer with wood...

Hopefully this won't be too bad...but we will see. I certainly didn't want it to rot out prematurely. The only wood I have ever noticed being slippery were some wood steps on an above ground kennel that had algae grow on it, and then I bleached it...and while it was breaking down it was...

It makes a difference. We have wood on several above ground dog kennels and elevated steps. Remember that wood doesn't float in the air. It has attachment points that support it, and those attachment points retain water and can hold microscopic organisms. When those supporting points rot, the...

It does work very well though.

It lasts much longer