Recent content by workinonit

I have been looking for one of those for years. That's such a rare find. If you happen to run across another of those I would love a shout out. I would gladly come down there and pick one up. The ag companies around here abandoned that program a long time ago. They have all gone to those...

I think he uses that for the tracts he mows that don't or can't get baled. He has quite a setup for baling/conditioning.

HD, I have a question. I went to NC last week and saw someone cutting hay with a 15' rotary cutter. What's the downside to that vs a standard mower/conditioner?

Pretty drive. I wouldn't do it again. We went through the rain forest and returned on the southern route through the desert. That was an adventure. We like Maui. Have been 3 times but I like Kauai more. Nort Kauai is more of my kind of relaxation. I love the wild chickens.

In SC you can apply for a title in situations like that. I run into it messing with old cars. Not sure what documentation you need but I know it can be done.

I used Linder in Wilmington when I had an excavator.

Oz was one of those that I always thought had no singing talent. There have been quite a few over the years. Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash were two others. Immensely talented and great song writers but couldn't carry a tune in the bed of a truck. Their influence on music is undeniable.

My Frontier 21' batwing FM is 3 - Betstco rear discharge decks. It never windrows and I cut pretty high grass. I cut it down to 1.75" when I cut as well.

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What I'm hearing is that even if the regulations are dropped the manufacturers won't change anything. The cost to do so is preventative. Especially if you add the fact that a new administration can change the regs back to what they were.

No internal sensors for me. I like being able to access them. I hate all of the OEM TPMS on all of my vehicles. I love this trailer setup I have.

No idea what your application happens to be. Sounds like you are using them on your car. I have them on my 5th wheel that gets towed thousands of miles at interstate speeds. I highly recommend not using them with rubber valve stems in that application.

Mine is not a ditch bank cutter. It's a hydraulic slide. They do make ditch bank cutters though. Regardless, the mower sections on all flails are similar if the mower has a roller.

My flail is a Maschio Tigre 300. It's a beast that I'm so glad I bought.

They can't be used with rubber valve stems. That's a no brainer.