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  1. Steve in IL

    Best Logging Log Cut Lengths

    Wow… A lot of negativity on skidding the logs out of the woods (but interestingly that is how the commercial loggers did it here, and absolutely no positive alternatives offered). Guess I’ll just ask the guy with the portable sawmill, and give up on getting alternative opinions here. Thanks.
  2. Steve in IL

    Best Logging Log Cut Lengths

    Folks - Looking to pull some downed nice logs out of the woods. Mostly white pine, cherry and smooth bark hickory. Winter storm blew them over including the root ball. Thinking to cut the larger straight parts out, and drag them out of the woods for a mobile saw mill. Any suggestions on the...
  3. Steve in IL

    Anybody have a new GM P/U or Surburban?

    Interestingly, based on our experience with a 1st gen Volt, it has never acted as you state (though I know the book says it can). It always seems to run electrically, even when the engine is on. I have never seen it mechanically connect the engine crank to the tires. Unless the status screen is...
  4. Steve in IL

    Anybody have a new GM P/U or Surburban?

    Kinda like a Chevy Volt?
  5. Steve in IL

    Anybody have a new GM P/U or Surburban?

    Ok… I stand corrected… Ford does offer a 10 speed in their SD trucks. At this point though, I’m unconvinced that it is the same 10 speed that is in the 1/2 ton and Expedition.
  6. Steve in IL

    Anybody have a new GM P/U or Surburban?

    We have had a ‘18 Ford Expedition and a ‘23 Chevy Suburban. Both have the 10 speed. IIRC, they are essentially the identical tranny, with only the shift control logic being developed by each manufacturer. And that is where I’ve seen the biggest difference. The Ford shift control logic...
  7. Steve in IL

    YT virtual tractor show -The blue and the gray thursday

    1973 Ford 4000 SU. Barn find from a few years ago. Had been sitting for unknown years, but had a 1988 date code on the air filter.
  8. Steve in IL

    Howdy

    Sounds like a nice machine! Does it have dual remotes in addition to the circuits to run the loader? Get some photos!
  9. Steve in IL

    Alternative headlight locations for an 861 w/ FEL

    Assuming you have converted to 12v neg ground? Given how cheap lights have gotten, and if you really need lights, I’m a fan of multiple locations. Like you’ll see on new tractors today. A few on the fenders, and a few up front.
  10. Steve in IL

    Pole shed tips

    Oh no! You are going to get a lot of opinions. Much of the “best answers” will come from local folks that have built recently. A few (perhaps unsolicited) comments on pole barns (again, opinions will vary)—- 1. If you can, go 14’ or even 16’ eves. Height is usually cheap, and opens up a...
  11. Steve in IL

    1972 Ford tractor.Value??

    I’m generally with dabees… However, bad tire condition take off $1000. Bad condition sheet metal/grill etc will take off an easy $1000. Poor running/smoke will also take off $1000 And of course, if you have some hobby farmers around you, that will help get it actually sold. Any photos?
  12. Steve in IL

    What do I have? 640, 641, or a 841?

    Agree with John. It seems to be an 841. Assuming it has a 4 speed transmission, and a single stage clutch? Have often seen the wrong front emblem and/or sheet metal, and/or stickers on a tractor. What really matters is the engine/transmission/rear end S/Ns and casting codes.
  13. Steve in IL

    Ford 2000 running terrible

    If you make it excessively rich, by spraying gas into the carb as it’s running, does it still do the same?
  14. Steve in IL

    What type of anvil do I have?

    Ok… Not an anvil expert. Very interesting tool. But to me that looks more like a fixture to help with the formation of certain round items. Perhaps one could call it an anvil for a specific set of tasks.
  15. Steve in IL

    Tw-5 door courtesy door switch

    Any chance the tip (of the switch) is broken off? The switch in the drawings looks to have a longer tip.
  16. Steve in IL

    860 fires but won't start

    My go-to test for this condition is to remove the pipe/hose that goes from the air cleaner to the carburetor, the spray (use an old spray bottle) some gasoline directly into the carburetor. Immediately, try to start. Does it fire? If it does, you have a fuel supply issue. If it does not fire...
  17. Steve in IL

    860 fires but won't start

    Have you tried spraying fuel into the carb intake? Just remove the tube to the air cleaner, and use an old spray bottle to spray in some fuel. What happens?
  18. Steve in IL

    Tw-5 series 2 hydraulic console

    I like the way you’re thinking!
  19. Steve in IL

    Tw-5 series 2 hydraulic console

    Photo…
  20. Steve in IL

    Tw-5 series 2 hydraulic console

    OK... You got my curiosity going... Are you sure that is not just a 12v power port? I couldn't find any drawing for a TW-5, but I found one for a 8530... And there is a power port right there.
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