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    Water in my Hydrolic fluid

    Have you double checked your bucket hose conections?
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    What Be This

    I'm thinking a jeweler indexing/polishing tool.
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    Sealing an expansion plug???

    I found spraying the clean hole with paint and then seating the plug worked great for me.
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    Cattle / hog slats

    Spark, is this a fenced lane? one of the issues with cows is they tend to avoid hard surfaces. if concreted they will walk along the edge. Same issue with using a switchback configuration, cows walk in straight lines. If the lane is fenced, the use of geotextile fabric will exponentially...
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    Funny local sayings

    "If you don't use your head, ya might as well have a butt on both ends." At least that's what my dad said a lot when I was around. Life is like a splinter, sometimes ya just gotta let it fester.
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    Today's funny

    Bruce. They must have used the wrong pie in the equation.
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    Today's Funny

    And...You cant get there from here.
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    Antique still earning

    its keep.
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    Case remote hydraulic question

    My neighbor and I bale hay together. He bought a New Holland disc mower. His Case 830 tractor will not lift the blade arm with out my manual assistance. I looked up (tractor data) and the Case 830 is rated at 1550 psi. New Holland specifications show a required 2320 psi for the mower. Any body...
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    slider door stuck,

    Did you unhook the latch....Sorry that's my normal scenario.
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    Did NOT run when parked...

    or start rolling down hill.
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    Trash pumps

    I had a mental picture of trailer parks and high heels.
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    Kubota steering

    I have two properties a half mile apart. When driving my little Kubota BX down the paved road that half mile, the steering wheel makes a full revolution to the left. When starting out, say the symbol is straight up, about quarter mile the symbol is upside down, then back to straight up again...
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    Adages.....

    "If your not going to use your head, then you might as well have a butt on both ends" my dad.
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    What does this weigh?

    I'm guessing not that much. since is being held up by just the two cross beams and what appears to be small flanges on either end of the contraption. Looks like the chains are just keeping it from swinging around. Maybe that was the only rig big enough to carry it size wise.
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