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showcrop replied to the thread Farmall 560 restoration or replace questions..I would take it to my friend that does hot air heating. He has the metal stock, the shear and the brake to make a new one in five minutes. -
You're probably right. Tyson doesn't own their own chicken houses..........they contract with guys that go broke keeping them in fryers.
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showcrop replied to the thread new Zero turn mower choices.It sounds like it is the pedal design. I bought a new tractor with hydrostatic drive in 1986. The forward reverse pedal required that...
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showcrop replied to the thread Second cutting underway.I always like my orchard grass. It seemed to be always high output and no stem after first cutting.
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you are not using your hydro correctly. Hydro can go any speed you want, from zero to maximum. No shifting involved, Forward to...
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Make sure the needle brake is holding the needle frame in the full retracted position.
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showcrop replied to the thread Need some DURABLE 0.155 trimmer line (not steel cable).On July 17 I posted about the Husqvarna line that I had just installed. It is holding up way better than what I had on before
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showcrop replied to the thread Just curious.I am just retired from haying after 35 years. Soil and weather conditions here in the Northeast dictate that you ted your hay to get it...
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showcrop replied to the thread Trailer recommendation.Generally speaking when someone puts up a post on a public forum they are inviting the world to express any and all views.
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showcrop replied to the thread Tractor flip.Well how does this "thrown clear" business actually work. That is something that was common to hear before seat belts came into common...
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showcrop replied to the thread Trailer recommendation.So are you figuring this out now?
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showcrop replied to the thread What'd the boys drag home this time?.The little oil bath air cleaner makes it appear that the Briggs motor is original.
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showcrop replied to the thread Tractor flip.Actually ROPS stands for Roll Over Protection System. The system part includes the seatbelt.
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