Recent content by steve tym

Stumps are amazing hard to remove, even with a mini ex.

F550's. Not installed but I needed to burn up some cash at the end of my fiscal year. My guys burn thru a set of tires in a year. 3 trucks. I don't normally inventory tires, but it seemed like a good place to spend some money.

12 tires for my service trucks, 5 grand.

Had a PTO generator, it was nice not having another piece of equipment to have to maintain. Biggest problem was I could never walk the wife thru how to hook it up if I wasn't home.

I ended up with an Express steel. Well made, not real heavy duty but also not real expensive. I'm pretty much loading it by hand then dumping into my rock crusher. Gets two thumbs up.

Are there fish that eat Milfoil? My town has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars controlling it in a small lake.

Right? You can't just leave us hanging like that.

I wonder how many fellows you can bunch with a feller buncher?

Bought a knock off carburator for my Honda GX630 (16hp?, two cylinder) for $28 bucks. I have no idea how they can build this thing and get it in my hands for that cheap.

Those valves in the heads are usually a pain. Some of them break when you use them, then leave you without water. I would suggest doing it exactly the way you did.

Thanks, I was looking at that one. Any experience with it?

Any recommendations on a stump bucket? I'm really looking for a 24" SSQA bucket, but I think I'll have to have that custom made. I think a stump bucket will work ok. I'm feeding a rock crusher with a 24" opening. I'd like it wide at the SSQA end to hold more material. Some of them are about 12"...

The tires on my Corvette age out before the wear out. Old tires (and they don't have to be that old) get hard and don't perform well. If I bought tire for my Corvette and the new tires were already two years old, I'd refuse them also.

By the way, that's an air tank, not a water tank. The more air in it, the better, water is just a side affect.

Add air at that sniffter valve on the bottom, in your picture. Air should be 2 psi below turn on psi. Be careful over irrigating, you may run the well dry.