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All too true. I once worked on a farm whose owner didn't like to take time for routine maintenance. One busy summer day the guy in...

Years ago I was doing some tractor work for a local nursey. I was supposed to go and rototill a field for planting. I hitched up and...

I have solved the problem by using zip-ties to fasten the loop to whatever the pin slides through. That seems to take care of the...

I am chiming in without reading all the other responses, so someone may have already addressed this, but you need to be sure the the...

Sounds like with the price he's getting it for, he could dump a couple grand into it and still be money ahead. I understand that they...

That is an exceptionally well-done project. You certainly put all your acquired skills to work on it and it came out great. I'll guess...

I would use a long enough bolt to double-nut it it. Cinch the two nuts together and it will not shake apart.

I have found that if I lube the splines on the PTO shaft, as well as the shaft locking component--be it a collet or a pin-locking...

Unless you have use for them yourself, I think that's the best idea! I think you'll find someone to bite on the pretty quickly.

Patience, penetrating oil and pounding...sorry, but I'm a Baptist preacher and alliteration is what I do. The setscrew is most likely...

Twice in the last year I've rented a trailer-type of boom rig to remove trees for myself, my son and a friend. A boom with a 50 foot...

I don't believe either one of the methods huts a 2-stroke engine--at least a modern one. Every situation is different; some things need...

I generally burn my brush. Two or three small fires can burn as much or more than one great big one, all without the risk of losing...

It is hard to tell from one picture. If the connection where it split is solid, I would make cuts just above the fence like I was going...

Many, many good points made in that post.