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  1. By looking at the slide for the front idler, I would say a link has been removed. It's no where near the end for a cat that old. In my opinion anyhow Mark
  2. I agree, that's around $113 per month just in interest. Totally highway robbery. Don't do it
  3. Rainy day projects. Have an excavator that runs 24 volt system and whenever a battery connection gets dirty or loose, it creates one heck of a big spark and basically burns the posts off of the batteries. Batteries are still good, so I tried my hand at repairing one. Worked out quite well, back in use. Tricky part was keeping the lead melted long enough to pour into the molds.
  4. You can find just about everything you need here. Although it could get real expensive to replace all of those parts. I will have to look at my 10 and see exactly what you are talking about
  5. Great to hear , good job. Persistence pays off for us all
  6. Looks like there's plenty of insulation on them bones though 😁
  7. It's an excavator just like this one on the low boy
  8. Very nice. Good for you
  9. It's all based on supply and demand as is your markets. If a gluten of fir,cedar,pine hit the markets, prices drop. Timber prices change weekly. Pine is in the toilet, won't even cut them right now. If, more acres were turned into corn production in 2025, and more yield per acre as the seed companies are selling, then yes, more product hits the market, prices adjust to that. Forest services are now opening up massive amounts of timber acres to be logged, finally got the tree huggers out of it, too many wild fires, it's time. That will only drive the price of logs down, and in turn building materials, hopefully will reflect that. As for you all, only the "big" operations get those sales, and make it tough for little guys to survive. Feel your pain. As for me, it's the only thing I can do with what I deal with, so some money is better than none. If I can't make ends meet, I will quit, and no, no payment programs for me to suckle off of. Just life
  10. As for your questions, NO, I did not get/take any handout money from any of those support the nation programs, but guessing you might have accepted those payments, even though, if as a farmer, it never stopped you from working. And NO, didn't get one dime from any payroll protection program either. Due to medical situations, I was not able to work, no tax returns to file meant no payments, for about 10 years, I had to survive on savings alone. If you really need to know
  11. Can someone please tell me where I need to sign up, or paperwork I need to fill out to get paid/subsidized to go to work???? No one sends me a check to buy equipment, pay for my fuel to go to my day to day job. Some say they are going broke so "america" can have cheap food, hmmmm, I think those who make those statements are getting "cheap" food then too. They have families to feed, and eat from the stores like the rest of us. I have said this before, if you can't make a living, quit doing what you are doing, or look at your expenses. Some here gripe about the reports, say it's killing their livelihood, yet cash the checks that same agency sends them for their "losses". Now who's living on welfare??? When living in glass houses, one should never throw stones. When logging, the market slumps , I decide to continue, or do something else, never have I been "given" a check for doing what I chose to do. Just my 2 cents on everyone getting/looking for a hand out
  12. If you ask me, I see plenty of new paint, supports bent, yet painted like new, drawbar might, or might not be original, to be honest, no way in my book at saying anything more than a tractor that's been put together like most of ours out here Mark
  13. If that was gravel, A+ on spreading πŸ˜‚. Feeding trough at no extra expense
  14. My experience, when you rub them out, shine em up, that's when something gets wrecked, or perhaps take off a mirror by a tree you don't see backing up in the dark. Ask me how I know πŸ˜‚ Mark
  15. Great falls, been there, and through a few times. Let's not forget to famous tiki lounge πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚, mermaids included. Missoula, Billings, butte,great falls, all the way to fargo, made a trip or two that way I must say Mark
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