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    I Almost made it

    Depends where you live. Not rare at all where I live. Actually I would be very surprised if no one stopped. My experience is that usually multiple people stop. Sorry it’s not the same where you live.
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    MF 150 vs IH 444

    I’d buy the MF 150. But…. I’ve always wanted one! And I already have a loader tractor so I don’t know how they would for a loader
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    Mini Split Shopping For 340 sq ft Cabin

    Depends on the model. There are plenty available now that work down to -5 or -10 degrees F
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    Nuts For Horse Drawn Wagon

    I agree. Yellow zinc coating would be worthless on a hay wagon. Hot Dip Galvanized is what I assumed was meant by the original poster.
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    What tractor is this????

    I think it’s a small Massy Harris - maybe a Pony?
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    Cub mower repair.

    I’ve had a, what you call “junk”, MTD made 50” Cub Cadet riding mower for 19 years. Total cost of replacement parts over those 19 years? About $50. I’ll take that “junk” any day!!
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    Ford 801 a good deal?

    What transmission? If it’s a five speed and live pto, then it’s either an 860 (if it’s a 1957) or an 861 if it a 1958 or later. I’ve got a 1958 861 gas with loader that I’ve been happy with. Don’t use it a lot though. It uses a lot more gas than my MF135. I paid $4200 for mine 20+ years...
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    More change

    Right on moresmoke!
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    Tractor Sale Gone Sour. What Would You Do?

    I’m pulling for it all to go smoothly and everyone to end up happy with the resolution!!
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    Face Shield or Safety Glasses?

    I got a metal sliver embedded in my eye while grinding above my head with glasses on. Ended up without any significant long term damage to my eye but it’s a full shield for me now when grinding.
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    Wood stoves

    Numerous places online list replacement grates for an Intrepid 2 for less than $100.
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    What is it

    I agree that it’s a Clarktor Tug. Google search images look identical except the missing side panels.
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    Looks like YT is kaput

    Looks a little different but doesn’t seem to be that big a deal to me. Don’t really see anything that would come close to making it unusable.
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    Solar

    I have 26 panels, ground mounted - about 6 KW. I did most of the installation myself - just had the professionals do the actual electrical connections. Was no harder than installing a drain line. System has long paid for itself with interest. Havent paid a power bill in about 12 years. Never...
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    Mike Henry is right

    I like that saying! Thanks Bill!
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