Recent content by quicksandfarmer

Thanks. I've already tried 7/8", it just rattles around.

Thanks. So they do exist. I emailed them, we'll see what they say.

This is a very kind offer, thank you. Unfortunately I'm at the eastern extreme of the state and i don't get over there much. But I might take you up on it if I find myself over there. Just for context, here are a couple of pictures. This is the ROPS hinge mechanism. To fold it, the pin in...

I'm not positive, but it looks very much like the output that AI would give. The formatting is a giveaway. Now, it's entirely possible that the poster typed all that out himself and formatted it that way. But it seems unlikely.

Here's an example: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/whats-the-real-cost-of-accepting-credit-cards-for-a-busniess.587333/post-7194541

I come here to tap into the opinions and experience of the members. If I wanted to know ChatGPT's opinion, I would ask it. When people just cut and paste answers from AI bots, it adds nothing to the forum. I contend it should be banned.

I measured it, it's definitely 24mm. Dealer recommended a 24mm bolt. I'd need to figure out a way to keep the nut from rattling off but still make it quick removal.

It could be. A quick google tells me that 25mm pins are available. I'll order some and see.

My tractor has a folding ROPS that is locked with two clevis pins, I've lost one of them. As far as I can tell they are 24mm diameter. I haven't been able to find a dealer who has a replacement. I tried using a 7/8" hitch pin, it was too small, and a 1" pin was too big. If they are 24mm then...

My local U-Haul has a 6x12 tandem trailer with ramp for $34.99 per day. They've never let me down.

Interesting. I like my investing and saving to be boring.

I had a dead cherry that was similarly situated. No way to safely climb it or drop it. I started by using a rope saw to remove all the limbs. To get the rope into position I used a bow to shoot an arrow. I taped fishing line to the arrow, with the line on a fishing rod and the reel set for...

A tourist comes into Cheers and tells Sam, "I was last here 40 years ago when I was in college." Sam: "Is it much different?" Tourist: "You've changed the picture on the wall behind Norm."

Typically, countries have a sovereign wealth fund if: 1. Government revenues exceed expenses and they have persistent surpluses. 2. The revenue comes from sources other than taxes, such as oil and gas revenue. 3. The revenue is expected to run out in the future. The idea is to sock money away...

This is only true if you're selling calls without owning the underlying asset. Let's say you own a house that's worth $100,000. Someone comes to you and says, a year from now I'm going to need to buy a house, I'm worried that prices are going to go up between now and then, so I'd like to pay...