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You are right it's just the only tool i have at the moment. I ended up trying the impact and it could not get them loose. Just need a bigger one :)

They are 24mm and that is how tight the dealer had them, i'll get a breaker bar! i was always under the impression that the larger ratchets could handle more but breaker bars are cheap.

harbor freight and craftsman have broken on me getting lug nuts loose. I am rough with them using a 6 ft pipe. I do have a impact driver maybe that will work better.

I have tired the rear blade but it just tears up the road crown.

Would a Landscape Rake be the best to move gravel back onto the road? My gravel always ends up on the road edges.

I figured that much, i just have never seen anyone using in backwards. Looking like i will not get a chance to try it as the snow we are getting is mostly ice/rain so far.

Seems wrong and like the pivot point would be in the way stopping snow from rolling off but i will give it a try.

Just to clarify this is the blade that i have, i just need to turn it around and drive forward?

Does the PVC pipe on the rear blade help even more?

Is that part of why it does a better job?

Do you just let it float? There is not much weight to a rear blade.

It does push it side ways when you get a pile of snow in front, i get that a lot. We don't usually have enough cold for the driveway to be frozen.

Do you guys think a rear blade works better than a front mounted one on a gravel driveway? To me using the rear blade seems strange since you would run over the snow before plowing it and would also seem to have the same issues with digging in. The front plow i have is a land pride B2673 72" i...

You are right about the ends digging in, I also have a 3 point rear blade that I have never tried to use. Seems like it would have the same issues as the front qa blade.

finally got some snow and i got to use my manual adjusting land pride 72" QA snow blade! I always plow a few inches off the gravel road but the issue is i can not get past is hills. I can have it set perfectly but as soon as you start to go down hill it causes the plow to be down facing plowing...

That is a great idea never thought about a Harbor Freight shed lol

My truck is 27 years old still runs like a champ.

Truck and Tractor or worth about the same amount of money. I have to fold the ROPS down before the tractor fits. In the winter time tractor never gets used as i use it to mow the yard in the summer and it seems to never snow anymore as i do have a plow and blower for it.

I would like to but everything is so costly.

Anyone ever been in the situation as to where you can only keep one of the two in the garage if so how did you decide which one sits outside? I really haven't seen to many downsides to leaving a tractor out side except a few issues like nest in the air box, hydraulic hoses cracking and needing...

So i re-fueled up the tractor and haven't had the issue since when i had the issue it was running low on diesel. The tractor also sites outside so it's exposed to rain. As far as the over heating issue i think it's because the bush hog is to large for the tractor.

Dealer replaced them the last time it was there.

B7800 with 600 hours once the tractor gets hot it will have a power loss as to where even driving it you have to take it easy as the RPMs drop if you push the peddle with nothing running. Take your foot off the peddle RPMs go back up. This B7800 has always ran hot once it gets close to the red...

Long story short the property is mine. They rent the field next to my road. They just never do upkeep on the fence leaving the old one lay there in the weeds at least the bottom wire. I have never sprayed it because of the cows. It has been rented to many deferent people since the owner passed...

is a weed eater the best tool to cut along a fence row? This fence is about a mile long. The weed eater has a hard time with the thick heavy weeds and over time my arm gets tired. I have just your average string weed eater. There is also bobwire laying on the ground in the weeds. It is not my...