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  1. J

    Speaking of roofing...

    I'd agree. As roofers go, my brother is one. I couldn't imagine working on a roof all day...day after day. Normally, what they charge is understandable. I certainly can't speak for all situations, but I know how some insurance roof jobs go. Often time one bid is accepted and it is much...
  2. J

    The trucking industry is seriously effed up...

    Not DRussell's first rodeo!
  3. J

    Speaking of roofing...

    Yes, and the rest of us paying the premiums who don't file claims.
  4. J

    Speaking of roofing...

    It's called insurance fraud. No wonder why everyone is paying through the nose for insurance. It's ridiculous. Contractors always overbid an insurance job and the morons just pay it. We all suffer.
  5. J

    Ferguson TO20

    got it. thanks
  6. J

    Ferguson TO20

    Does the drum come apart with the tire on?
  7. J

    Ferguson TO20

    Where exactly is this adjustment located? Is it in the brake drum itself? I'm just wondering...can't picture it.
  8. J

    Barn roof repair / replacement opnions.

    Contact the Amish.
  9. J

    John Deere bale thrower.

    What you are saying is true, but I don't believe that's his problem. The pan for whatever reason stays extended. I think there's a relief on that cylinder that acts up. Reset the lockout and pan returns to locked position. Like I said, it happened periodically on ours....not often enough...
  10. J

    John Deere bale thrower.

    Ours would do that periodically. We simply reset it with the safety or lockout (pan can't kick) and it reset and would work just fine.
  11. J

    injection pump won't keep its prime.

    My uncle's skidder did this. It was a leaky fuel line in in the tank that was the culprit. Might have been the return..i can't remember, but definitely an air leak like FM says.
  12. J

    John Deere bale thrower.

    When the pan is in the air....after you reset the safety, does it not reset?
  13. J

    Tee post pounder

    It depends on the ground. It it's hard ground the pounder is faster and less of a hassle especially if it is a six foot post.
  14. J

    Go-Jo original formula

    WD-40 works on just about anything
  15. J

    Cows, cords, and chewing

    Yes! Had that happen too. They are knuckleheads.
  16. J

    I still have plenty of stupid left.

    Not enough clearance I suppose. Drifted snow can be a real hassle.
  17. J

    Getting Ready For The Blast

    Just another day in the office here. Although last winter and this winter haven't been too bad compared to most.
  18. J

    How to spread sawdust?

    We used newspaper for bedding with the cows for decades. Also, used leaves from the cottonwoods in the yard as well. Soil was as productive as you'd find. Granted we'd add lime from the barn floor to reduce the acidity.
  19. J

    Oliver 500 tractors RRlund a few questions

    Rrlund has forgotten more Oliver knowledge than most people will ever even know. Quite amazing.
  20. J

    Speaking of older electric range ovens

    ...Dare I say handy Miss Candy.
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