If can saw it he can sell it..... Some of cedar shingles are sent across the US, cedar decking has been shipped down to MA. I guess some people just like and want cedar, for my use I'll use hemlock and paint it, I still have painted pine shingles on my house from 35 years ago.
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If can saw it he can sell it..... Some of cedar shingles are sent across the US, cedar decking has been shipped down to MA. I guess some people just like and want cedar, for my use I'll use hemlock and paint it, I still have painted pine shingles on my house from 35 years ago.
fatjay
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Needed to tear up some concrete for a garage I'm building. Was going to jack hammer it all like I did around the pool but came up with a better idea.
Needed to tear up some concrete for a garage I'm building. Was going to jack hammer it all like I did around the pool but came up with a better idea.
An even better idea would be mounting the jackhammer on the BH...............
fatjay
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That would require quite a lot of retrofitting as i'm pretty sure they didn't make a hammer for a 1953 oliver 77 industrial or the ware backhoe they attached to it.
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Reb954
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I picked up an older Bridgeport mill Saturday that I had bought a while back. From what I understand these weigh about 2500 lbs. The hydraulics on the tractor handled it easily but even though I had a 78" 1000 lb. snow blower hanging off the back end of the tractor I could have used a bit more. Slow and easy did the job though.
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O-boy that looks like an interesting to pick. Must have been like a pendulum that wants to hang at a slight angle ???
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It wasn't too bad, just took it slow. When the guy loaded it he used a soft sling which let the mill tip forward a lot. I finally convinced him to set it down so I could chain the ropes together as I was concerned the back rope was going to slip off. To get him to set it down I had to tell him if he drops it, I won't pay for it.
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Back in the days when I worked for Ford Tractor.and Implement we sold a number of those, Hughes Impactors.
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I finally switched out the backhoe for the snowblower lol .
I figure if I had waited any longer mother nature would have taught me a lesson on procrastination.
First I had to move the blower out of the way to drop the hoe. Kens hooks are really handy !
I really need more yard space .( springtime project hopefully )
I ran out of time today so I will tarp up the backhoe in the morning.
I figure if I had waited any longer mother nature would have taught me a lesson on procrastination.
First I had to move the blower out of the way to drop the hoe. Kens hooks are really handy !
I really need more yard space .( springtime project hopefully )
I ran out of time today so I will tarp up the backhoe in the morning.
