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Heck, you can even see how farming changes within a country. Here in Portugal, a tiny country, 107 times smaller than the US to be...

Good, but not 100 accurate.

I would wait and see what the conclusion is first.

Well I'm not saying it will for sure cut the bit but I think it's worth a try. A machinist will look at it from the point of view of...

Just make sure the chisel is well clamped down before you try it.

I really like this idea. It's a cheap way to save on having to clean up all that ground in dirt etc.

I covered mine with plywood to be able to load topsoil. I've applied used motor oil with a roller, three or four times in 15 years and...

I can't say for sure on your chisels because I've never tried it but I've cut some very hard steel with ease with my carbide chop saw...

In my experience an abrasive saw would most likely work harden the bit and then it would be a bear to cut. A carbide chop saw would do...

I don't think I would use a grinder to sharped those bits. I would find or buy a carbide bladed chop saw and set it up in there and have...

Well for one thing it lets you get about 2" closer to say a building if your grinding a stump that's close to a wall etc. I have a...

In my opinion there are only 2 things that are better about a bumper pull. 1. It leaves the bed of your truck open to haul tools...

I have a light duty goose neck rated for 7500 lbs. There's no reason a half ton couldn't pull it. Manufactured by Southland Trailers out...

You are missing out on a heck of a lot of fun, then! Move north. :p Snow is the only thing that makes the dealing with the cold and...

No advice on fluids or RK tractors, but one very general comment on temperature / gloves, etc. People often think that because...