Recent content by Zippo1

I ordered Feb 2021 and just received mine a couple of weeks ago. It's fabulous! I've got it mounted and the cable strung and added a SL mesh router. Works like a charm and sooo much better than the DSL was.

Starlink says: Can I change my current Starlink to a Starlink for RVs, or my Starlink for RVs to Starlink? At this time we do not support users to change either their Starlink or Starlink for RVs subscription to one or the other. If you are interested in an additional Starlink or Starlink for...

Lucky you. I know a fellow near Eastman, Ga who placed his order last March and just got the email to pay the remainder. Which he did right away. He says they told him he should have it in 2 weeks. I placed my order last Feb but am still waiting here in the great Pacific Northwest. Their site...

SpaceX’s Starlink internet service has more than 145,000 users so far SpaceX said on Thursday that its Starlink satellite internet service now has more than 145,000 users in 25 countries worldwide. That’s an increase of about 5,000 users from early November — a marked slowdown in the service’s...

Dishy shuts down at 122 degrees F. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2021/06/starlink-dish-overheats-in-arizona-sun-knocking-user-offline-for-7-hours/

It seems to be working for Washington: Washington emergency responders use SpaceX Starlink satellite internet

I was planning on building some 4 foot by 8 foot by 12 inch tall raised beds in our greenhouse but my wife is questioning whether or not 12 inches is deep enough for tomatoes and other basic veggies. Any thoughts?

When I brush hog the tall grass and weeds in an unused pasture the cut material is left laying in narrow rows on the ground. I can't afford a hay rake or baler at this time but I'm wondering if your basic 3ph landscape rake would be good to rake it into piles that I can then pick up with the...

I was out brush hogging very tall and thick grass in my field when there was a "clunk" and lurch and then the vibration from the brush hog stopped. I looked back to see that the stump jumper, with blades attached had fallen off. I see that the stump jumper has a female spline but am not sure...

I'm new to the tractor thing but I do recall someone telling me that I should run my attachments (5 foot brush hog, rototiller and PHD) at 540 RPM at the PTO. My New Holland TC40 even has a cute little 540 icon at the correct place on the tach. However, I also notice that it's only 500 RPMS more...

I'm new to tractors and have recently acquired a new to me NH TC40A. I've been trying to read and learn all that I can and thank you folks here very much for all the info you present. One question I have but have not been able to find an answer to concerns "slopes". I understand the need to run...