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Nnumber two reacted to Engineer42's post in the thread Wanting to "cut" a slot in the ground with
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A plow coulter would possibly do what you want. Cheap to try as used ones abound. Would also be easy to mount to side of your bucket. -
Nnumber two reacted to plastikosmd's post in the thread Am I now a Kubota team member? with Good Post.
done!
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Nnumber two reacted to plastikosmd's post in the thread Am I now a Kubota team member? with Good Post.
I still have my 3320 ( green, that I love) but it needed a partner So, does this count? ;)
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NReal life it's stronger then it shows on paper. While not a powerhouse, it's well matched and plenty capable, can lift a full bucket of...
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NOkay. After getting a power washer and cleaning everything up (except the radiator which is still a mess) I found what the issue is. I...
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Nnumber two reacted to 650gSatoh's post in the thread Wood chip ground cover and trail building with Good Post.
I have been using wood chips for years to cover large areas of my property which had sandy dried out soil. It's done a great job...
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Nnumber two replied to the thread Montana tractor keeps dying.Have you tried the Montana section of the forum? Just a thought.
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Nnumber two reacted to Hay Dude's post in the thread The Life of a Custom Mowing contractor with Good Post.
Of course it would, but I’m going to put the new struts on. The struts themselves have broken and been welded before, so they’ve been...
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Nnumber two reacted to Hay Dude's post in the thread The Life of a Custom Mowing contractor with Good Post.
Today was one of those days that’ll make a man out of you. Was cutting hay in some drizzle, then this happened. The vertical strut...
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Nnumber two reacted to Lineman North Florida's post in the thread Pictures from a skid steer mowing contractor with Good Post.
Got the hay rolled Monday, didn't take any pictures because I was trying to be as productive as I could and I got busy and forgot...
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Nnumber two replied to the thread IVT.And the OP hasn't been back since Sunday!
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NI think most of us do that. And in the case of less expensive equipment than the OP, a backup machine or two. Maybe something that was...
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NYeah, as I was reading, I was hoping someone had quoted the OP, so I'd know what this was all about ... Thank you @Cycledude for post...
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NYes, I saw the original post, but I think anyone coming along now won't be able to make heads or tales of it. In my opinion, unless...
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NThere should also be a fuel "shut-off" solenoid for the fuel ... Diesels are unlike gasoline engines, as once started they keep running...