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I ran cross country in high school. It was a blast some courses were around and through golf courses others went through fields, woods, up an old landfill, around a cemetery many unique courses. The late season races were usually cold and wet sometimes snowing.

PVC pipe for the silo and drinking straws for the blower pipe. Dad also made small feed bins using empty medicine bottles form the dairy and syringe plungers for the legs, made a dump ramp out of a thin piece of plywood and syringes for the cylinders.

I would fully weld your seams where the sides and bottom meet on the inside of the dump box. it wont take much to get dirt in between your sheets and warp/distort your sheet metal.

A friend of mine has a diesel half ton RAM and he absolutely loves it he pulls a single axle utility trailer from MI to NM every winter and gets low to mid 20s fuel mileage.

Doesn't most of the beef in this area of Mi go to JBS in plainwell?

The more I listen to old town road the more I like it.

Or all of the Chinese that work for US companies for a few years quit steal information to take back home to Chinese competitor. Tesla just sued a former employee for stealing autonomous vehicle information.

Plot by the Chinese to divert orders from Boeing to COMAC.

Or a Navistar with 2004-2010 MF13.

Are you talking semi trailer or ag trailer? Walking (equalizer) beam suspension can be rubber bushing leaf spring or air. Ag trailers like manure spreaders have no suspension.

If you can read the tag on the trans the first set of numbers is the rated torque for the trans.

Here are pics from my Cummins manual.

They cut the jugular. A friend's dad used to sell a beef to some Muslims they would come out with their fancy knives rolled up in a fancy towel spread it out and do a prayer or whatever then slit the animals throat with precision not a hack job and the steer died quickly and without issues. A Muslim Co worker wanted to buy some chickens and they too would need their throats slit prior to butchering.

Looks like when the lever is pulled the two pieces on either side move outward to disengage drive clutches? As said before clean and lubrI cate maybe move lever and see what else moves or might move. Never saw a midland planter up here in MI.

I wasn't sure if it was better equipment or training techniques. Zeiss supplied optics back then correct?