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Did you get all the abrasive washed out after? Usually they use a tiny hone on guides as it's fairly precise work.

In the cold up here DEF cost neighbor 325K, 125 for the tractor, 200K for a heated shop so he could use it daily feeding

I put up a 32x48x12'8" in 2004, local farm vendor was advertising $80k erected, i did it myself for 25 with floor slab concrete, wired and insulated, I should have gone 40x60x14, if you are going to be entertaining put in a bathroom. I realize prices have risen I would contact Amish if they are in your area. The other thing is have a cut off price for your project instead of paying someone their price for half a project that doesn't benefit you.

We used to do a lot of tank, liquid, pumping calculations in our fluid mechanics classes and I didn't mind it, the worse was that was when metric emerged so we really had to know both systems and constantly convert back and forth, the calculus and reservoir engineering for oil and gas deposits wasn't my favorite, you got this.

My buddies Dad used to say don't let the truth and facts get in the way of a good story He had a ton of them

I drove 5 hrs with my gas 3/4 ton and 14k trailer and about 20 mins before I got there it started raining hard, he said he could load it, he had about a 25hp MF compact tractor with MFD with a FEL, by now the clay was getting greasy, he pushed that crawler right up, I couldn't believe and was happily wrong

Was on the business end of a steel 48" for the last 2 days repairing a deaerator at work, the aluminum 36's were a cake walk comparatively

You can be paid too little for a job you love but never enough for a job you hate

10W winter 30W summer is I'm sure what the manual will say, If you go multi grade I'm a fan of Rotella I would try and get some aluminum compatible antifreeze of whatever flavor Surprised you didn't find some tools in the belly If you can't find a gasket I would just use some right stuff silicone

We should invite them to RP, they seem to have experience bashing deers

His rack isn't the biggest but big body and looks healthy, I'm in Alberta and that would be a nice bull for my area. Cow and calf will come into the yard but don't see bulls as much, for years there was a cow that would hang around in the bush by the house all hunting season and she picked a safe place, same one would kick her calf off in the spring as she prepared for birth and the calf would hang around the yard for a week or two, first time on its own and I think just wanted to be near other living things, one winter they would lick the salt of the vehicles, she must have died because I haven't seen her now for a few years, elk have moved in and it puts more pressure on the deer mainly.

That's awesome, blast back in time when things were great, tunnel ram?

Purple monsters

Do you have to machine down the intake base a bit?

Fruit and nuts interesting Cob

Just an observation that loggers seem to prefer Huskie over other brands by a healthy margin, doubt it's peer pressure in that line of work

Hope its over soon

Must be the winch cable is too short Missing out on an advertising opportunity, JD raising the dead for 114 yrs, similar to their belt buckles

No slouch was mandatory for operators

I don't really have the need up here in our timber but always wanted to try a Holzforma 372 with a 28" bar, they are $372 w shipping so $1 per cc, too bad I can't find a CR500 for that same deal, more like $10 a cc for something that is beat

Is that right on the hours?

Great wife Marty sounds like she's getting attached to the rust, not a problem many of us share

Glacier will not disappoint

-56C was the coldest I ever experienced here, for the southern folk I suggest you try it at least once in your lifetime any simple job outside can immediately go sideways that takes double to triple the time or you struggle to recover from. I would feel the same discomfort visiting the South in the summer heat and humidity. One thing is engineering everything, building materials, equipment etc has to function from -40 to plus 40, i don't think a lot of places on earth have these extremes, I was watching an old Caterpillar video where they sent new equipment to the arctic and the metallurgy changed and steel shattered rendering the new whatever useless until they figured it out.

Those were the same type of hills we were constantly working in up north at -30 and colder and constantly chaining and un