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He is not where the tractor is but he thinks it is a CK 580 Case. Where would the serial number be and that may tell us the year etc. Thanks

I will ask him.

My brother has a Case backhoe. The brakes do not work. He got differing info of fluid use. Some said to use DOT 3 brake fluid, others regular hydraulic fluid. He has no manual. What is correct if the fluid is low?

For my sun faded Mahindra it would have to be a shade of pink. Cannot help you on the red color.

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The other name in the mix was Bryce 2113

I was foolish and a novice on this sort of thing. Really had no idea. Just dumb on my part. Not sure of their user names. Somehow contacted through an "intermediary" on my email as I recall.

Just to let people know. Got scammed by elitesautos9@gmail.com on the purchase of the lens. Had to send the payment to a Caroline Winston per his request by paypal as Friends and Family. No product and no responses and of course no product after a month. Paypal said no refund is...

Just want to warn others. I needed a lens for my Mahindra 4510 tractor. Guy wanted $40, high but not finding it anywhere else. Said I would send him a check. Would not accept. I said hold the item until it cleared and then send. No he said. I said for the small amount I would send...

Nicely done

Nice work.

My mower was a county or township heavy duty reinforced Bush Hog brand mower that got traded in with chains at the bottom to keep debris from being flung at cars as they mowed the side ditches. My tractor was down so I used a friends skid loader with mower only used off road. Used it near...

I have thought about taking the gutter off for a better inspection. It is continuous and 40 feet long and a 5 or 6 inch gutter so I will need some help there before I can do that.

I will try to look carefully the next time I am there. Into a drywall project at my brother's right now.

I went through a Uni-built home in Vandalia, Ohio and they used a spray foam type sealant also on the studs to glue and seal.

I do have a self propelled bush hog type mower that I am sure was built in the early 60s. I do not use it much but it is handy when I do and starts well.

Almost all front discharge here in western Ohio, only in the cities do I see the rear discharge

I live in western Ohio. Almost every stacked wall even if only a few block high have pushed out or over after 5 to 10 years. Some were done by home owners, some not. Not sure what prep they did before laying the same. I see dry stacked walls in Columbus that have stood properly for over...

I have lived at my house fora 50 years. First mower lasted 20 years of so, this one is right at 30 years. Walk behind but not a push mower except the drive is so weak now it pretty much is a push mower. Now that I am 77 years old it is more work although the yard is not too big but I...

Actually we were putting up some drywall for my brother yesterday. On his wood studs we used nails. They were smooth, no ring shank. The box of the ring shank said they could rust. The nails he used had a concave head, so more drywall compound could cover?

Good to know. They are 1 5/8 but most of the studs are 2x6 and 2x8 so length is not an issue.

I was given 15 pounds of fine thread drywall screws intended for drywall attachment to metal studs. Have drywall I want to attach to wood studs. Will they work for same?

That was a thought that my brother and I had on the leaf guard. I removed the left side first. Still leaked. Removed the rest yesterday and cleaned off all the staining to see what this next rain period shows.

That was a thought but the flashing is there and does not seem to be compromised in any way.

The dormer was there since the building was built in 1998. Everything was reroofed in 2016. All the old roof was torn off. No leaks then but it was only a 20 year roof. The gambrel roof got a 40 year shingle roof. The shallow pitch lean to had 1/2 inch plywood placed over the 7/16...

What I have tried to show is how the wall was done. The later photos show the staining under the soffit and some on the siding. The dark stain on the gravel shows how heavy the dripping off the soffit was. The staining was much worse but I cleaned it off after a heavy rain. The...

Photos of the roof leak area, need help in finding the source. Unsure how to load my photos, hope this works.

I have some photos now. Hope to be able to send them late on Monday.

I do not have water there yet. Will have to wait for rain or pour water down with buckets. My wife pulled up some photos of the "build" that will show the construction. Have not done a photo of the soffit stains. May help but mostly shows the water dripping out of the soffit, it is a...

I have a flip phone. Does not really take very good photos and I really have trouble posting the same. I work on the project doing various things nearly every day. Now that I have visual access to the inside of the lean to roof the next heavy rain I will see if I can see the source. As...

A friend has a camera he can install in sewer lines to check blockage etc. It may work to check my area for the leak. I can put it in a PVC pipe to slide it close to where I think the leak must originate.

I had the spouting installer out. He could not find the source of the leak. I had the ability to cut a number of 8x12 access holes from the inside of the gambrel roof building to look inside the roof of the lean to. Expected to see some water stains but saw none. Plan to take a mirror...

Is the affected engine in any Corvettes?

It is a gambrel but most people around here call it a hip for whatever reason.

I have a gambrel(some call it a hip roof) "barn" with a shingle roof, a lean to with a standing rib metal roof that is attached. Never had any leaks until about a year ago I first had 5 inch D spoutings put on with similar downspouts running into underground pvc to carry the water away...

I had a classmate of mine 60 years ago that said changing the oil but not the filter was like taking a bath while wearing your dirty socks.

Not for a tractor but. At an auction today, a wide tracked walk behind snow blower with 9 HP, electric start, power steering, forward and reverse that runs sold for $45. I would have had some interest but it would just take up too much room in my garage. I got a set of 4 aluminum...

If it was magnesium would it have caught fire and not been easy to extinguish?

Usually just simple parts but needed. I needed a door glass once. It came in quickly but a gasket as I recall took months. Some other small but needed part but I do not recall now. Fortunately both these were during the winter so no real down time for me. It took awhile but I finally...

I have a 4510. My difficulties with it has been very long delays in getting many repair parts. Sometime months. My machine was built in 2004. If I was a full time farmer this would be real trouble. As is I can use another tractor and equipment. It may be entirely different with...

Nice job

As anywhere crew quality can vary greatly. I have always had good luck with the Amish I have used.

I have everything but the front protective glass lens. Can't seem to find one. thoughts?

Got it working freely and back on item it came from. Finial also reattached. Quite the process but I had the time and did not rush or force it. Other than falling out of the vise, since repaired.

Finally got it to move some. Then it fell on the concrete floor and broke the decorative finial on top. Not so bad as it does not hurt the function and it gives a bit of a recess to get more penetrant down the shaft. I can leave that off or fix it later. Still pretty stiff but heading...

Thanks for the ideas.

Because I saw another insulation post I thought I could ask one here. I have 2x6 stud walls. The breaker box is about 3 inches deep so there is a gap of about 2 inches or more behind it without insulation. This is on an exterior wall of the house but inside of course. Can I put...

I have an old cast iron hinge that is frozen. I have removed it. Tried penetrant, heating it. Hitting on it gently as I do not want to break it. As it has some size I am soaking it in new transmission fluid just hoping it might get into all areas to "free" it up. Any thoughts? thanks

I often get "Goodyear" or equivalent rubberized take off roofing to cover my items. Thick and lasts for years is in fairly narrow sheets, 10 foot or less unless bonded/seamed together. For my purposes the width does not bother me, for you probably too narrow.

I got one recently from Ace. Works well for what I need. Corded

Nice looking area. I have a 2510 Mule. Has been a good machine.

Harley Jim Just curious what State/area you are in?

The stock filter was removed. Just curious if the new location will cause any heat soak problems etc.

My old fuel filter was located low and underneath the tractor by the factory. It was so vulnerable I tore it off at least 3 times when bushhogging areas where there were hidden limbs etc. I asked the shop to either relocate it or place a guard cage around it to protect it. They placed...

I helped anchor a 15x20 foot by 7 foot tall or so on pavers to increase the height. Used tap cons and it has withstood several winters and high winds but it is a bit protected between buildings fairly close by.

I have built one using a fiberglass basketball backboard and another with a steel office divider.

I had a wood worker tell me that he only would work with quarter sawn wood for its stability and figure.

I would think the battery has not reached a full charge.

Car and Driver magazine just gave one of the lighter 2025 Ram trucks the truck of the year designation.

I have a larger Mahindra, made in 2004. My issue has been when I need parts it takes months often to get them, now my repair dealer is not a Mahindra dealer so that could be the issue.

Is it $27,000?

Catch can for coolant and reuse?

They planted I think a type of willow here along the banks. Now it is invasive and very hard to kill and remove. My ravines are full of 1950s cars, appliances etc. I wish all that junk was gone but it was here before me. Some of the items are slowly breaking down over time. I wish...

I use a regular cab with an 8 foot bed. All I have ever used. Work truck.

In our area they certainly catch live fish at times.

For my farm a regular cab, long bed in a 150 works well, would also for you I think. I got my 2004 Ram 150 4wheel drive with under 40,000 miles in 2008 for $7900. Still have it over 200,000 miles later. No real problems with it but 15 mpg at best but far cheaper than a newer truck with...

I have a DR mower but I think it is more for heavy grass etc. Struggles with anything over 1/2 inch diameter saplings. I believe mine has dual or triple blades. Maybe 42 to 48 inches deck. I did burn a belt in heavy stuff. So I really think mine has a name other than the brush...

I think he has them on sale once a year about this time.

Could you hire a local for them to use their tractor and equipment to do the work. Might be more cost effective and avoid the road time etc.

CalG I had about $350 in light service work on my 48 inch walk behind DR mower. I know equipment prices are high now but I bought a heavy duty 72 inch Bush Hog brand several years ago for $700. I have had a TSC brand 5 foot bush hog, mine was light duty and in thicker stuff took a...

On the lane itself I really do not have hills as such, slight inclines and I travel the lane under 10 mph, usually 5 mph or so. Perhaps that is too fast?

Thanks for the replies. The lane is over 1500 feet, about 10 feet wide. Mostly there for 20 plus years. Took out all the top soil and probably 6 to 8 inches of 3/4 hard gravel. I do have a box blade with rippers and a heavy duty commercial chain type drag. The drag is easy to...

Just recently my gravel drive got a great deal of washboarding. No different equipment up and down the drive. Only real change over the last several months is extreme drought. Any thoughts that caused this and the best way to remove?

As cj7 mentioned often the spacing on the rear tires of a tractor can be adjusted somewhat for width. If you are not at the minimum now perhaps you could narrow the spacing a bit. That might be the easiest thing. Would not do it if you need the width for hills etc.

500 feet of 10/2 would not be a cheap purchase.

I think I have a 2510. Like it but not overly powerful. Only fuel issue is when low and on a steep hill.

Hope to find out more from the owner/user this week.

I know this is for tractors but not sure where to post. A fellow has a Cub Cadet tracked self propelled snow blower for sale. I think it said 286t. It starts and runs but barely. The owner thought the gas was old and clogged the carb. Wants $100. Anyone have any ideas...

Clean installation.

That looks sturdy.

Got the trailer back, straightened the buckle and added steel welded plate. It appears 1/4 inchx6 1/2 inches by 110 inches long, one on each side. About $1600 but at least the trailer has some use now. It will work until I can find something heavier, I have my brothers trailer...

I have one started, just did not finish it. Close the barn door after the horse gets out.

Got my 4510 back after 12 weeks in the shop mostly waiting for a few parts, O ring and bushing. With that delay the vegetation at the river (even with no rain for over a month) was over 3 feet tall. Ventured there slowly but still managed to snag a hidden fallen ash tree that...

I do not know and they did not say. Just glad it is back

Got my tractor bac k today. Several months waiting for a bushing and O ring. The leak was in the power steering line.

I think it was in Dirt Wheels or 4 Wheeler or some such magazine where they had one for $52,000. Hard for me to imagine that. A number of UTVs in the $25 to $35,00 range.

good info to know

The Amish have done it at a 25% rate and use horses but still leave all the tops etc. where they fall.

4 hours of dealer repair here would be over $400 on the labor. Most everything around here is over $100 per hour now.

My Mahindra 4510 was losing hydraulic fluid big time but I never could find the source of the same. It has been in the shop over a month but it may be a parts issue. I once had to wait about 9 months to get a replacement glass door. Hope yours works out OK.

The weld shop did a nice job of removing the buckle. I did bring it back in to add some steel plate in the axle area. I am on the look out for a different trailer however. My brother got a steel decked 20 foot trailer that he can drive on without separate ramps for $2500 used some...

I have similar invasive plants on my ground but they quoted over $2500 an acre. Well more than I paid for the ground years ago.

Good to know.

Today about 1130 AM I heard ATVs in my woods/land just roaring around at high RPMs. I was able to get around them on my back lane. They came out, two guys in their late 20s or early 30s. No headgear, no permission. Tearing my ground up. Gave me some story about a neighbor...

I think the tractor, loader and mower would be around 6000 pounds. The trailer itself is around a ton.

I did not have the back end of the trailer blocked and when the tractor is loaded or unloaded it lifts the back end of the pick up truck off the ground. I think with the added weight there near the trailer tongue the leverage caused it to buckle. That is what I think.

I have a Mahindra 4510 MFWD 45 horsepower tractor. I do not know how that compares to yours but I have an old township Bush Hog brand 6 foot rotary mower. It will cut 2 inch saplings or more if alone but if several close together it would bog and tax the tractor. Grass is really not an...

I have a trailer I carry my tractor on. It has a junior light I Beam on both sides. 2 1/4 inch flange, 8 inches high but only about 1/8 inch thick. An old mobile home frame from the 50s. Not rusted. The tractor is a cab MFWD 45 HP Mahindra 4510 with a Bush hog brand heavy 6...

Just a note about the chestnuts, I just planted 5 American Chestnuts, Duncans I think. Hope they make it, certainly the deer like to chew on the leaves. Grand trees.

I have a 24 foot long trailer. Four 7 foot long hickory detachable ramps in the back. When I load my tractor it lifts the back end of my pick up off the ground. Have loaded it without blocks under the back of the trailer and with them. The better method and the best for the trailer...

I drove by the welding shop late this afternoon. It appears the trailer is repaired and the pallet issue straightened. I did not bring my trailer hitch so it may be Wed before I can pick it up. Will find out then.

Agreed the PVC is good in wet areas. I like that it cuts and works like wood.

What Racer4 said is the valley we used. Not a V but more like a W. That raised part in the center of the valley.

I hate to complain but prices are crazy. For some exterior work using PVC. Nice to work with but not cheap. In one spot I thought I would substitute a treated board. Got a 1x10 inchx8 foot. Actual of course 3/4x9 1/4 x8 feet. Kind of a glorified shelving board. $25 before tax...

I did some roofing years ago for a contractor and my wife had family in the commercial business of roofing. They all used metal valleys. Also tapered it a bit so it was wider at the bottom than at the top to aid snow from sticking/daming and good water flow. Also slicker than...

I do not know the hood configuration of your tractor but when I had heat issues with my Mahindra tractor I took the two side engine panels off and it ran much cooler.

Actually I think the frame is from the 1950s. I just got it in the 80s.

I have a 20 feet long deck (24 feet or nearly so with the tongue) trailer. I think it was an old mobile home trailer frame build. Has worked for nearly 30 years transporting on occasion my 33 and 45 horsepower loader tractors and 3pt attachments. Today I was unloading my Mahindra 4510...

Into the shop today.

Agreed, just wish I could find where.

I guess I will have to load it on the trailer and take it into the shop. Trailer is full of stuff so will to clear that first.

1400 hours on a diesel tractor is not much in my opinion. Most are good for 5000 hours or more if maintained properly.

With the steel plate I do not have good access nor good visibility to see well there.

looking good

One thing I had forgotten. I have a heavy steel skid protection plate under the tractor to provide some protection there. Hopefully I will be able to see well enough or get access into the same without dropping the plate. I have done that before but it is a heavy and difficult.

I will check the next time I am there and report back. Thanks

Thank you for the prompt response. If there is a drain hole with a plug in it does that mean it normally would have some fluid in it? A transmission would seem to have fluid, a dry clutch not.

I really can't say for sure. Only noticed it in the last 6 weeks. Although I regularly check engine oil and radiator fluid amounts I did not check trans or front diff fluid often. Over that time period and to bring it up to full I think I put in more than 2 gallons. If it had an...

Yes

I have checked that and the engine oil is right where it needs to be.

I have checked that and the engine motor oil is just where it needs to be.

I have a manual transmission tractor. It loses about 2 quarts of hytran fluid in 10 days or so. There are no visible leaks, drips, wet spots that I can see whether it is running, parked or just sitting there. There is nothing attached to the rear remotes. It has a front end loader and...

No

My Mahindra 4510 loses transmission fluid regularly. As much as a couple quarts in a week or so. Cannot find a leak or a drip or a wet area anywhere, parked or running. Curious as to where this fluid could be going without a trace that I can find. Thoughts. Thanks.

well done

Different than a frig but I had a whole basement dehumidifier that I paid $1700. Three years later the fan went bad and was not replaceable and new unit was $2000. Fortunately an electric motor repair shop fixed the old fan and a 1/2 inch drill motor for about $140. Glad there are still...

It is looking nice.I live in Ohio. Last fall with sealer added it was just at $200 a yard.

I have a 6 foot Bush Hog brand rotary mower. Need to change the gear oil, it is almost yellow, looks like it could have gotten water in it. Sat out all winter uncovered. 80/90 weight gear oil sound correct for new fluid?

Thanks for the quick and helpful information.

I have a Mahindra 4510 with the ML 114 loader. Could also use the braces. Any info you have on the same you can share would be appreciated. thanks

I have found ash to not weather well.

Around here once the tracks etc. are removed they are gone forever. Often turned into bike/walking paths. A good rail system just seems so efficient.

When they clear woods here in Ohio they at times dig a trench, push then in the same and burn them. Some just push into a large pile, let them dry enough and burn them in place when they have a steady breeze to give plenty of oxygen. Here they often use diesel and old tires to help but...

I have been fighting that battle for years. The small ones I cut carefully with a chain saw and later burned in a pile. Once they were dry the thorns actually burned up well. Some of the bigger ones I had a track vehicle with a mulcher type mower start at the top and grind them down to...

I have a 4510. Unsure how close they are but I once had some type of simple clip break and I did not have the front tires pulling. The shop made it a simple cheap fix. Obviously could be other issues.

Just as an update, I used some standard rebar but most was fiberglass rebar. I kept the all thread rod for other things.

I had a 1969 Corvette and a friend had a 70 and they had windshield wipers. They were under a panel at the end of the hood just before the windshield. The panel lifted up and then the wipers engaged.

Thanks for all the replies. Even though it is a nice trailer at a good price I am not going to buy it, just too short and light for my needs.

I have Pella wood windows I wish to install in my lean to attached to my barn. Question 1: The frame wood is not primed on the parts that will be in the wall. Is there a reason for this and would it be OK to prime that area before installation or are they left bare for a reason...

I have a chance to get a Quality Steel 18 foot tandem axle car trailer with winch. I think made in Decatur, IN. It has a steel deck. The axles are both rated at 3500 each for a total of 7000 pounds. I think the trailer with winch could be near 2000 pounds. I would like to carry my...

I used the 3/4 as I had plenty on hand I wanted to use up. Stored inside for years but got rained on once before the house wrap went on. My metal roof is a type of standing seam, there are no visible screws or gaskets. The only thing new is leaf guards on the spouts and snow...

Under the metal roof is 3/4 inch OSB. The inside/underside and under the eaves also is completely vented. On top of the OSB is a snow guard type sticky membrane.

I did put a heavy moisture covering( rubberized or vinyl roofing material) over 2 inches of EPS foam under the concrete. Gravel under all that and the concrete also had a sealer put into the mix. I do not see the moisture inside the lean to, I have not yet installed the two 36 inch...

I have a lean to on my building. Decided to enclose it. Poured a concrete floor. Block on top and then stud walls covered with 3/4 inch plywood and some 3/4 OSB. Covered with house wrap by Carter Lumber Co called R Mor. Top and bottom edge now sealed with brand name sealant tape...

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For several days as I exited the ramp on the interstate I saw a hose laying in the side ditch. I left it there in case someone that lost it would pick it up. The clean up crew would probably pick it up Monday and it would be gone. So today I picked it up. Unsure what it is. A black...

Personally I would go wider and taller if possible. One never knows what you may want to put in there in the future.

I do not know if this helps but here goes. The river is quite low now, maybe 6 inches to 1 foot deep. The river bank edge is about 7 feet above the river now but during floods it goes out of the banks. The area that I would like to drain I dug down with a manual hand held rotary...

Certainly good information provided to me. I will try in the near future to get some measurements, depths etc. Could provide a photo but really do not know how to do that and my flip phone does not take very good photos.

I do have a DR mower but enough small stumps etc that it has not worked well. I have a pull behind for my ATV but similar issues and of getting stuck. Not quite like jello the ground but pretty infirm.

If I get time I will try to measure how high the land is above the current water's top. It is really low now. Several times a year the river floods and overflows there, the rise then could be 7 or 8 feet for sure. Right now I "think" the bank top is 4 or 5 feet above the low water...

I have an area about 150 feet wide and 600 feet long that stays pretty wet near the river. I have been able to have it mowed twice in drought conditions to get rid of junk shrubs, saplings etc. Even then the track equipment nearly got stuck a couple of times and certainly left large...

I use the good gas in my smaller engines but at nearly twice the cost of other gas I cannot justify the cost in my truck and the many miles I drive.

If you cannot find olive wood in the sizes you need you could glue smaller pieces to size.

Hope you got the glow plug issue resolved.

My records indicate 336D-40379. Also 3T84A-400515. Hope this is of some value. Before I got the Yanmar heavy duty parts I has two after market ones break in just a few hours.

I got two of those kits for my 336d that had breakage. I think that was over 15 years ago and was told I got the last two in existence. True or not I do not know but no troubles since.

I think you would have better luck with the 5 footer

In my area woodland is taxed less. If feasible one could put the open area in CRP (Conservation Reserve Program) and the Feds will pay you an annual rent for 10 or more years. Check out all the details first with your FSA and SWC people.

keep us posted with your results

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I have seen flies on an animal within a minute of blood being there. My opinion is that either doe or buck it had some injury and thus it was difficult or impossible for it to move. I have had them hang tight when mowing but always moved when they would be ran over. Now with a bat...

Hopefully 8 pages of info will be posted. Also have part numbers and photos if needed. Trust this may be of some value. Sorry about the delay in getting this to you. Holidays.

I have the manual at home now and it shows wiring diagrams etc. My wife tomorrow thinks she can copy it and forward it to this site. If there is something specific you need I can try to focus on that. It gives trouble shooting repair ideas on the glow plug functions also. Let me know.

I have a parts and maintenance manual for the 4510, would that show anything? I will not be to that location unfortunately for about a week.

I have two. I have 3/4 inch plywood that has a black "sandpaper" coating on one side. I would like to use it to sheath the outside of a lean to that will be heated and insulated. Should the black "paper" be facing the heated interior or facing the exterior? No markings as to...

Thanks.

I have a Woods 3 point hitch 750 Backhoe attachment. There is a steel piece about 8 inches long with a hole in one end that slips over a projection to lock the boom from swinging around or moving in transport. Unfortunately upon loading the tractor/hoe combo the bucket must have made...

Nicely done.

I have often seen quoted that a bush hog needs as least 5 horsepower per foot for normal mowing.

Some of my ground has been in CRP since it started in the mid 80s. Some is in tall prairie grass. Normally one cannot hay it but in two drought years they did permit that. That was difficult as some of it was over 6 feet tall even in the drought and thick. The rest is in wildflowers...

I saw one like that in Ohio recently.

If that is a diesel they were Yanmar engine based and excellent engines. If maintained that is low hours, that many hours or more left.

Labor here is not too far off of twice that. I have a Yanmar 336d, similar to the JD850/950

A nice wood for inside. Does not weather well outside. I lost over 250 ash trees because of the ash disease. They are just rotting now except for some that went for firewood.

I should have indicated what I plan to do. Have a lean to (15x40 feet) on an ag building. Would like to pour concrete in it as a floor, enclose the same so I can put in a toilet, shower and sink so I can clean up after working. The plan is to have 2 inches of concrete rigid foam...

I should have been more specific. This is for a slab pour that will be inside and really have nothing heavy on it.

At a work project they were going to put several hundred feet of all thread rod in the dumpster as the job was complete. Most is in 12 foot long sticks. Most 1/2 inch, some 3/8s. I have no near future use for it but have a concrete project coming up. Can I use it instead of rebar...

I have a 4510. Damaged the fuel filter at least 3 times but thankfully they were relatively inexpensive. Built a guard for it but not necessary since I went with a steel cartridge type filter.

My Mahindra 4510 cab tractor has these measurements. Height to top of first step, 18 inches, to the floor of the cab 30 inches from the ground. So from the step to the cab is 12 inches. My tires are ag type, 9.5x16 in front, 16.9x24 on the rear. Hope this is of some value to you.

I have a 4510 cab tractor. I am not sure how close that is but I will get the measurements today.

Well done. I recently put up over 17 feet long x 4 feet wide 4 inch thick ( 1/16 inch steel, 4 inch spray hard foam the another 1/16 inch steel) on my ceiling. The drywall lift strained a bit to get them up, sagged on each end so a combo bottle jack on each end took the sag out so the...

If anyone has an engine for a 2004 Rhino 660 UTV please let me know. thanks I am in western Ohio

I have sufficient used but good galvanized fence that I would like to use in a concrete pour. If that has any merit would they be secured together with wire as with rebar or some type of plastic strap or other wise? What also would be best to hold them up in the concrete during the pour...

Hope you get it back up and running soon.

I had that happen on my 4510 once. Not sure why. Noticed it before any damage occurred.

I have a 4510. Had the same problem. Lowered the battery and added an electric fan. Did not help. Took both side panels off and it has never overheated or got warm since but I do air hose out the radiator when I get all the debris, dust and dirt in there.

That looks similar to the filter I had on my 4510. Damaged two or three when brush hogging in thick stuff. That was enough, ended up putting an automotive filter (like an oil filter with a steel outiside shell) on, much stronger and have had no damage issues since. Hope yours is...

My brother has a NH 40 TC tractor with a loader. The loader will operate properly but the 3 point lift arms will not lift. They can be lifted by hand but will not with the hydraulics. Thoughts?

I changed the heading so it would give more information

I have a large quantity of commercial rubber roofing. It is perhaps 1/16 thick or a bit more. I plan to extend my gravel drive. In the past I have taken the top soil off and then put gravel in. Only needed to refresh after about 8 years but get some weeds etc. in the same. The...

Perhaps the Roman's built roads that would last for 2000 years is because they expected to be in power that long?

One State has given the county the right to restrict solar and wind. The City and County can but the landowner cannot sell/lease to the power installer for a large installation. They say the farmers do not want to lose ag ground. Should that be up to the farmer to decide and not the govt...

I had heavy duty liners put in my tractor tires. That stopped the thorn flats.

I have used mineral wool/rock wool. It is a good product but some feel it is more itchy than fiberglass.

Some clay. The ruts on the hill are about 500 feet long.

3TS That rate of growth is just amazing to me. I can only guess if they are that wide they may not get too tall. Some of my walnuts in the woods are nearly 40 feet to the first branch. That is a best guess, I did not climb up to measure them.

I have some deep tractor ruts from when the ground was quite wet. Been there about 15 months. On the more level ground I considered using a box blade with the rippers slightly lowered in an attempt to spread/fill in the same where there is rut compaction. On the steep inclines rather...

The CCC ( Civilian Conservation Corp) did some work about 20 years ago for a open pavillion for the City for public use. Just a thought.