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    Blade or loader

    I woud just add chains to the tractor and keep what you have.Snow blower is nice but not as nice as some lead you to beleive.Always craneing your neck backing a snowblower is a PITA.Loader can do a good job once you know how far away you have to put the pile so you don't have to push twice. I...
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    Micro-farming

    run a fan (not big)on them to keep them shorter and stronger.I always ran 4-6 hours a day,tomaato plants had stem as thick as my thumb some years,50 lbs.per plant as well.(tomatoes not the plant)
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    Question on paying up front or in full for services

    That's is what real humans do and I'm glad you took it on to help the elderly.I wish we could see more of you and less of the bumms on the street. Great job and keep it up
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    OT Trusting grain haulers that farm?

    Didn't read all the posts but my friend hauls grain for a company.He told me (and he don't lie)the elevators are scrrewing you more than any truckeer will.He delivers corn and sunflowers.He was asked one day to call farmer back with dockage and cracs ETC.asks at the elevator after they checked...
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    Dumb question-horizontal/vertical shaft engines

    I think you should find a small diesel engine for that job.I bought a little diesel and they are almost bullet prof,and cheap to run. My $.02 worth
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    venison ribs?

    We have them done that way every once in a while.If you back them longer at lower temp the fat tends to melt away and there not as bad as people like to say.
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    Where are they?

    ring works great.They only feel it for maybe a day or 2.They do try to chew it but never seen it done successfully.On my lambs they feel it less than a day ,I think it's alot better than cutting.
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    OT- Spring Fever/ Cabin Fever

    Up here in Manitoba we can't aford to look at spring yet.LOL we still have 3 months of winter left.
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    OT home work

    you got it all wrong,LOL. the E is efort on the hammer is up not down.BUT that said class 1 has the pivot(fulcrum) point in the center class 2 on the end and E(efort) on the other end.class 3 has Folcrum on the end and E on the middle.That is the diffrence between class1,2,3.
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    logics concrete forms

    THAnks for the replyies
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    logics concrete forms

    Have any of you used these to build a basement or the upper house? Are they as good a R value as they claim? Would they = the R value of 8inch fiberglass insulated wall? any info and expereince greatly appreciated. Thanks
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    E-mail versus phone

    talkin on the phone is great but not always practical. It would cost me a small(make that large)fortune if I talked instead of typed,some days.
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    Who makes a good tire changer?

    I made this one ,Posted it before.One bolt holds it down to the hub,hydrolic jack works real well to break any bead.The cockshut hub has 2 10inch rods into the ground to keep it from turning.I hope to cement oround it this year.Makes changing tire a 15 min. job instead of ???????.Use lots of...
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    Who makes a good tire changer?

    I made this one ,Posted it before.One bolt holds it down to the hub,hydrolic jack works real well to break any bead.The cockshut hub has 2 10inch rods into the ground to keep it from turning.I hope to cement oround it this year.Makes changing tire a 15 min. job instead of ???????.Use lots of...
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    Changing Rear Tractor Tire

    If like me ,parked anothr tractor beside and jack against it.
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