Pete1468

Someone's pet, never know what's around you. Last year I saw a video of a kangaroo hopping through a harvested corn field about 8 miles from me. I know the guy that has it and it didn't surprise me.

I dug a hole for a zebra to be creamated. I was taking trees out for someone that has a taxidermy shop and he wanted somewhere to go with a zebra carcus. I'll creamate it with all the trees I have to burn. Just never know what you're going to do from day to day. I'd have taken a pic but the head, skin and lower legs were gone so it was hard to recognize.

Combine Venturi is larger. On an M it makes 5 hp difference on a dyno.

Combine Venturi in there carb and more rpm will wake it up.

That's the biggest fishing lure I've ever seen, what is he after sharks?

I noticed e big rack of weights right away. I've got a 2 bottom rollover and it's heavy.

I like it, makes me wish I'd have kept my t5.

I've been told the Vietnam era helicopter pilots that are retiring we're the ones that weren't afraid to land close to obstacles. The younger guys want everything perfect and big open areas. Dad tells of riding in helicopters in Vietnam some river racing stories and branch removal landing and take offs. I'm guessing it's more fun as a pilot then a passenger.

I'm under the impression that an early one doesn't need the engine oil pressure. That's only for electric over hydraulic machines. I had an oring come apart and cause problems in my old 1480 valve stack. Have you backed the drop rate valve out to see if it changes?

Speed isn't a problem as in only going 3-3.5 mph and only 2 of us I can't haul it away any faster.

Darin, you're the first one to say stay away that had big problems. Do you have a 3408 now?

That's the info I'm looking for. The hydraulic deck plates are the thing I'm really after.

Needing to work on my 1083, it needs knives and chains for sure. I'm wanting hydraulic deck plates, talked to a guy that would put them on for $2500. I'm curious if I would be better off buying a 2208 head with poly and hydraulic deck plates. I average around 150-200 acres a year on corn and don't like the way my 1083 shells corn.

Depends on how big. When I put them together I put a bucket of dirt on one to hold it and grease the gasket on the other and slide together. There's special goop they give us but I would think dish washing soap in a bottle would work. I've had a couple where I've helped with the side of the backhoe bucket. Normally we use the 24 in ones

Knowing you I should have asked in feet.