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[dall]

I built a limiting system using 3/4" turnbuckles. They can still swing out into the tires though. I need to see if I can add limiting chains to stop that, but some of my implements are rather wide, and I might end up creating a new problem.

https://www.agrisupply.com/quick-hitch-cat-2-standard/p/43434A/
this is what i had on my 2550 mine was a kodiak brand but it keeps the arms out of the tires and was nice hooking up box blade or brush hog

 

[Mastermind]

https://www.agrisupply.com/quick-hitch-cat-2-standard/p/43434A/
this is what i had on my 2550 mine was a kodiak brand but it keeps the arms out of the tires and was nice hooking up box blade or brush hog

That only fits one width of implement. I have a bunch of different sizes.

 

[greystone mountain man]

I built a limiting system using 3/4" turnbuckles. They can still swing out into the tires though. I need to see if I can add limiting chains to stop that, but some of my implements are rather wide, and I might end up creating a new problem.

I made a set of stabilizers for the 2030 John Deere I had like a 40 series new Holland has.

 

[Mastermind]

I made a set of stabilizers for the 2030 John Deere I had like a 40 series new Holland has.

I tried several different things before I did the turnbuckle thing. Getting them to pivot up and down with the lift arms was the biggest problem I had. This works pretty well, as long as I keep something hooked up.

 

[nbbt]

Good morning/day folks. 23f/24f . Had a couple of hours of mostly sunshine this morning, but that's going away.

 

[redline4]

I just ordered a bunch of black hills spruce and Colorado blue spruce seedlings for this spring.

 

[Lnk]

I tried several different things before I did the turnbuckle thing. Getting them to pivot up and down with the lift arms was the biggest problem I had. This works pretty well, as long as I keep something hooked up.

I have a chain with two hooks on it i us to strap my lift arms when I don't have something on the arms. Same problem. I have limiters to steady the implement, outside to the arms. Does nothing when nothing is on them.

 

[nbbt]

Went out to work on stuff in the garage, and the furnace isn't working properly. It starts when cold fine, but when it's calling for heat again igniter keeps going till timeout, then when the new cycle starts furnace fires properly.

All this fuss to work on chainsaws !

 

[dall]

That only fits one width of implement. I have a bunch of different sizes.

you are running cat 1 stuff on it also ?

Went out to work on stuff in the garage, and the furnace isn't working properly. It starts when cold fine, but when it's calling for heat again igniter keeps going till timeout, then when the new cycle starts furnace fires properly.

All this fuss to work on chainsaws !

huskies?

probably dog hair clogging the air

 

[Mastermind]

I have a chain with two hooks on it i us to strap my lift arms when I don't have something on the arms. Same problem. I have limiters to steady the implement, outside to the arms. Does nothing when nothing is on them.

I'm going to tinker on this when this rain moves out. When I welded the plates on the lift arms for the turnbuckles, I didn't take the time to round off the corners, so anytime they get into my tires, it is concerning.

 

[nbbt]

huskies?

probably dog hair clogging the air

Not this time, A Green Machine( actually a older Homelite produced number) and a Partner 500

 

[Woodrow]

I just ordered a bunch of black hills spruce and Colorado blue spruce seedlings for this spring.

Where did you get the seedlings from? Fairly reasonable?

 

[farminkarman]

Where did you get the seedlings from? Fairly reasonable?

I have the same question

 

[Loony661]

I just ordered a bunch of black hills spruce and Colorado blue spruce seedlings for this spring.

On the Colorado Blue Spruce, I hope you get better results than we do here. Max life expectancy is 30-35 years here, and most don’t make it that long.

 

[redline4]

Where did you get the seedlings from? Fairly reasonable?

I have the same question

Woodstock Nursery Garden & Landscape Center – Fruit trees, evergreen trees, nut trees and more!

We have been getting seedlings from them for years. Prices have gone up like everything else but they are competitive with most any others I've found. Plus, they are right here in Neilsville WI. If you get going you can still get a discount if ordered before the 31st plus another discount if paid by cash, check or money order.

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Morena E Hoas.

 

[cus_deluxe]

On the Colorado Blue Spruce, I hope you get better results than we do here. Max life expectancy is 30-35 years here, and most don’t make it that long.

yep, they dont last that long here most of the time. any kind of fir is a better option. concolor fir are outstanding.

 

[redline4]

On the Colorado Blue Spruce, I hope you get better results than we do here. Max life expectancy is 30-35 years here, and most don’t make it that long.

yep, they dont last that long here most of the time. any kind of fir is a better option. concolor fir are outstanding.

If they make it 30 years, I will be 77 and not really caring.
Fir trees are a total mutha to grow around my area. I'm assuming it's the soil. We planted 500 at my parents. I think there's 3 that made it.
We planted 100 blue spruce and probably 75 are still going.

 

[dall]

yep, they dont last that long here most of the time. any kind of fir is a better option. concolor fir are outstanding.

figures you would be a wood master lol

 

[cuinrearview]

figures you would be a wood master lol

"Your wood won't last" is his motto