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    So...What's Up...?

    If I offended you, well, sucks to be you I guess. That's what's wrong with our society. Everybody gets butthurt so easy. I've been called many bad things on this forum, and in life in general, just for speaking my mind and for what I believe in. Doesn't bother me in the least bit. I don't live...
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    So...What's Up...?

    Because people are stupid and lazy. Most everybody has been on the internet at least 20-25 years by now, so there is a pretty good chance whatever question you may have it's already been answered multiple times by now. A simple search would yield multiple varied responses, but people are too...
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    re-conveyor belt running to one side

    A conveyor belt is no way comparable to a belt sander. Are you trying to adjust it with an empty belt or loaded. I've had belts that always run to one side empty but as soon as it's loaded with material it runs true.
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    IH 504 Problem - Still not solved. Super stumped.

    Asking a question on this forum is like asking a truck driver how to bake a cake. Sure, you might luck out and actually get a truck driver who knows how to bake, but more than likely you'll just get 40 different vague opinions and none will help you. Find a more specialized forum.
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    Carrying fencing supplies by hand i need ideas

    I keep a cache of extra insulators, wire, spare hammer, etc. in a covered bucket at the far end of the fence.
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    Tired puppy this evening!!!

    Why should ag hauling be any different than commercial freight hauling? You're using and wearing out the same infrastructure, and endangering the same driving public with unsecured loads.
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    Tools!

    If a mechanic is breaking tools working on stuff, I'm not sure I want him working on my stuff anyway. Expensive tools don't make a mechanic any better, a good mechanic will get it done with whatever he's got.
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    Neighborhood flasher

    Cops won't do anything, too busy teaching DARE classes. The dads need to have a good old blanket party when they find him.
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    Hey old

    Well, he asks some of the dumbest questions, and then when he's offered advise, he just blows if off like, I don't need your opinion with my superior intellect!
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    Skid Loader Oil Leak

    Baby diapers. They're easy to find and essentially the same thing as leak pads. They're expensive as well, but if you don't want to fix it right that's the price you pay.
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    Mack DM

    You may want to check the air filter. If they run backwards long enough the exhaust will burn up the paper in the filter.
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    That was HEAVY!!!!!

    Not nearly enough apparently, especially if they do stupid stuff like this then tell about it on the internet.
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    That was HEAVY!!!!!

    And then the farmers cry and moan when they're asked to pay more taxes to fix the roads that they tear up. Should be a penny per bushel tax over the scale. Or a heavy initial point of sale tax for every gravity flow wagon or manure tanker sold dedicated to road repair.
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    First load

    F-150's are for going shopping and picking the kids up at school. Get yourself an F-350 then you got something.
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    Contractor no-show

    All contractors have to be liars just to stay in business. That"s why you have them sign a contract and post a performance bond when they agree to do the work.
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