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Crush it and use it for paver base. I’ve seen it done on road jobs with a special machine. Basically 6 or 8 large steel weights that raise up and drop on the concrete to turn it into rubble. Then pave over it. https://www.antigoconstruction.com/rubblization/2-lane-highways

If that is done on an inverter welder there needs to be more hf cleaning applied to get rid of the contamination.

I think it should lock in place so it it isn’t maybe weld it to the blade.

My coworker has had the Ryobi electric zero turn going on three years and loves it. Hasn’t had to do anything but sharpen the blades.

Michigan also requires written permission. CO’s are very lax about this unless there is a complaint. I’ve only been stopped by a CO one time while hunting private property and that’s because the CO lived just down the road. I was going out in the morning and he was going to work. All he really...

The newer ultra quiet compressors are awesome. I got one this summer to replace a 15 year old Campbell Housefield 15 gallon and love it.

Take a look at Misumi. They have a ton of stuff that is customizable. https://us.misumi-ec.com/

Camping in Holland, MI today, got to watch the Calumet leave lake Macatawa and head north into the lake to get another load.

More like this. Google grease manifold, the ones that came up were not real cheap but I think Lincoln has a lot of this type of stuff. Here’s a good link. Remote Grease Lines and Fittings >> Lube Control

I did about 1000 sq ft a few years back. Also did alder trim and doors. That slate is a pain to work with but the results are worth it.

Husqvarna bought Dixon so I'd say any Husky dealer should be able to get them. I need a set for my ultra 61, but I really haven't looked too hard though. I can't decide if I want to get the gator blades or not. Big price difference and I'm not sure it's worth it. I did see mine had some numbers...

There's nothing like spending a nice summer evening in the Soo at the locks observation deck watching the ships go through the locks.

I am picking up a new SeaArk 1652 sevi-V this week. It will be my duck boat in the fall and I'll fish out of it the summer. I looked around a lot on CL but never really found a nice wide one. I wanted something really stable for hunting so the wider the better. I also got a 35hp Gator Tail...

Ok, what do you guys think of this one, is he overloaded or not? I l also like how he used some vertical logs against the sides so he could stack the wood a little higher. We also drove right by a cop looking for speeders in a 25 mph zone going out of town. The cop didn't seem to care and let...

We put an aluminum shingle roof on our cottage back in August. They definitely don't give that stuff away but it is guaranteed forever and will not rust like most of the steel roofs. The steel has good warranties for corrosion, don't get me wrong, but they do allow rust within 1" of a cut. For...

Ok, here is the pic of my Ohio Steel roller. This was bought in 2006 or 2007.

Here is one for you guys. 12 round bales squeezed onto a trailer without one strap. It also looks like the truck is squatted down more than it should. I got stuck behind this guy for about a 1/4 mile as they were creeping along at about 15 mph.

Here are mine on a little ride to pick up my daughter from a friends down the road. Moose is our 7 yo lab and Millly is our two year old morkie.

I think you're on the right track. Pics would confirm though. Is this what you have I would use these with heat shrink over the top.

TSO, Thanks for taking the time to show that. I'll have to test my 1529 (in the spring).

I hired a rigging company to set a new production line last week. Every time I watch these guys work I learn another trick. This time they had to pick an electrical panel from the top using slings and shackles. The 10,000 lb fork truck they had didn't go high enough to do it. They lowered the...

Here is what I picked up off craig's list tonight. Paid $80 for all of it.

I picked up a new Massey 1529 in May and have been reading the posts over the last few weeks to get tips and ideas. I liked what I saw so I figured I should join.