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    In memory of Loren,the ACG.

    I rarely post, however, I read and keep up with the goings on most days and I will agree, there are several members that stand-out and he was one of them.
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    Pole barn security without internet.

    I know a feller that has cameras named Blink. If you have wireless internet, the cameras use one or two AA batteries and record with motion. He has some in front of his home pointed to the street with regular traffic in a subdivision and the AA batteries have lasted ~6 months so far, very...
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    What cut this?

    60K lbs. would equate to 30 ton. Geo.
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    Pole barn security without internet.

    Simplisafe is probably going to rule the security market. Wireless setup and, if Internet is disconnected, it works off cellular. You can call them and see what the details look like to operate just on cellular or get it for the whole house and add items for the barn(s), you can probably get the...
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    Re: OT: Coca-cola History of bottle and CBD oil

    Thank you, I will be giving it a try.
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    Re: OT: Coca-cola History of bottle and CBD oil

    Hi George, What band do you use? I know it was RX something or other. I looked that up and there seems to be at least a few similar names. Thank you, Gerorge
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    rode like a dream-picture

    Looks good, what do those tractors weigh and what is the gross weight rating of the trailer? I need to buy me a goose-neck trailer for a 15k loader/backhoe and figured I would need dual wheels and double axles, those two tractors seem like they would be close to 15k, but I have no clue about...
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    Use the Right Tool for the Job!!

    +1 And/or diminished mental capacity.
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    clamp on current meter

    Hey Ron, Something I have found helpful that I keep in my electrical tool bag, I made short extension cords and very carefully cut the very-outer layer of a 3" or 4" section to expose the individual conductors (not the bare copper), so that you can get the clamp around one individual...
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    Nice looking 4000 up for auction

    Hi Ya'll, This looks nice and hopefully one y'all get it. I do not know anything about the tractor above and beyond the auction details, nor am I associated with the seller in any way. It looks very much original and well kept, and it *seems* inexpensive. Bid at your own discretion and...
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    method/tool to remove hydraulic filter on NH backhoe

    Me again, I had a good look at the new screen and shined a light through it, I was incorrect, there just seems to be folded screen for increased surface area with no other media less a strong backing. . I have to replace the large suction hose after the screen going to the pump inlet so...
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    method/tool to remove hydraulic filter on NH backhoe

    Do not know how I jacked that reply format up, hope it is not too difficult to read. Geo.
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    method/tool to remove hydraulic filter on NH backhoe

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    method/tool to remove hydraulic filter on NH backhoe

    To answer you and Determined, together, yes, it has flats for a wrench to tighten and loosen and flat to flat is better than 4 inches. If I could have found a wrench to buy, I would have and still will. I do not think I will get the torque out of the filter wrench to loosen it. It would take one...
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    method/tool to remove hydraulic filter on NH backhoe

    Just to add, I ordered the 4441 unit, should be here tomorrow and hopefully will do the trick. If not, I will do the timing belt deal.
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