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    Things you wanted to do but regretted soon thereafter!

    Marrying my second wife a second time, seemed like a good idea at the time, but then I did indulge in adult beverages to excess at the time too
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    small tractor/belt powered saw mills

    Post your question on The Forestry Forum, or try Sawmill Exchange, they will have listings for what you are looking for
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    skidsteer/log splitter

    Google skid steer solutions, they have several to choose from, or you could build one similar to them. Probably won't hurt your valve body at all
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    Is This an old potato digger?

    Looks like a ground driven corn binder to me
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    Re: How about favorite Christmas movie??

    spot on, and #2 fav is Donovan"s Reef with the Duke and Lee Marvin
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    OT: How many built their homes here?

    Building my own, 4 years of buying parts and pieces on sale, milled floor joists and wall studs on my bandmill from my own timber. T and G V-joint paneling for the walls came from a mill 7 miles away,as seconds at half price, dug the hole for crawl space with my D4 Cat in May '07, poured...
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    MN deer opener- how'd ya do?

    Nada,nope,nothing. To windy. Usually hear 30-50 shots on opening day, total of 12 all day today. Still have 15 more days, then smokepole after Thanksgiving.
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    Kroil experiment

    Had some stuck/frozen/rusted on nuts, applied kroil, went to the house for coffee, when I came back 20 minutes later, the nuts were turning themselves off. That kroil is some good stuff.(insert toungue-in-cheek smilie here)
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    Best Block Heater for 2000 S-10

    I will second El Toro"s reply, lower radiator hose heater works great. I"m 60 miles south of you, been here since "58, and tried them all(heaters).
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    O/T Do any of you have this in the back of your truck?

    I have one, but it's on my wood splitter for lifting large blocks off the ground and onto the splitter. I put a 12 volt winch on, and run that from a deep cycle battery.
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    need help on overrunning clutch!

    Maybe removing some teeth from the blade would help, fewer teeth = less power to turn
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    Spelling lesson, it will not hurt

    Olny srmat poelpe can raed tihs. I cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd waht I was rdanieg. The phaonmneal pweor of the hmuan mnid, aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it deosn't mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoatnt tihng is taht the frist...
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    tire chains on skidloader

    I have been plowing snow with this Bobcat and snow bucket since 1984, still have the original lift and bucket cylinders. The only repairs have been a new cutting edge on the bucket. It seems to be working just fine for me. I also use it with pallet forks to load logs on the skidway for my...
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    tire chains on skidloader

    A set of single class 8 truck tire chains, shortened to fit, are on the back tires of my 610 Bobcat.I use a bucket for moving snow, and when in the float position, the front tires are 2-3" off the ground. so I figured chains there would not help much. Might not be the best way, but it works for me.
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    IH 16 A mower parts

    Thanks, that's a good place to start. Casting #'s on mine are M53 and M54, held together by a bolt, not a spring latch, and may not be original to this mower.
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