Justwannabeme

got one for my ****** jeep/farm option. I know you are smart so maybe you already know: 30s &40s stuff was 'slinger' lubricated or forced by pressure into drilled holes or seam gaps. hit stuff with WD40 to make sure something isn't plugged. these things will tear body parts on idle, so be careful careful. using the backhoe may get you pinned to the ground, it digs that completely. I also have the more 90s WOODS auger 3 pt hitch. more controllable fer sure!!!

breakfast was hot chocolate, blueberry biscuits and thawed blackberries. oh my!!!!
got son and a lumber buyer coming out today. jeep all cleaned and maintained like a new car for transfer. looking at a dodge avenger for me but have to check on the bad points online....
snowing and cold here, we are fighting back!!

old dog

Horse Powered Treadmill Log Splitter (Video) - Daily Picks and Flicks

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480 × 360 - Feb 25, 2014 - This log splitter uses only one horse-power. Literally.
Not much competition for Scott`s wood prosessor

Lary Ellis (Top)

Those photos were confiscated by the FBI's Counter Animal Cruelty Team during the recent investigation in to alleged crimes against Nature...

Remember all individuals are assumed innocent until proven guilty by a court of law or a video on Youtube

NE frmhnd

Boss isn't a critter person- not allowed in company vehicles/equipment. And he'll run himself dead before he lets me get more than 150 yards from him, I tried taking him out to fix fence last spring.
And they're still around.
Westinghouse
Air
Brake
Company
I'll get a picture of both.
I asked on the chainsaw repair page you posed the other day, that's where I got the offer for the torn-down 576.
Hydraulic power on backhoe = run it from the seat.

Bark

Hello---drive by,

And the other ones are still available to view. We just need your credit card number to verify your age.....

Off to get blood sucked out.

NE frmhnd

I just had an idea to do "today in unnecessarily censored history" something like Jimmy Kimmel's "this week in unnecessary censorship" but I thought I'd ask if it was OK first. Not sure how it would work in print...

Scotty

Huh?

chaikwa

Not going to be liquid lubricated. All bearings will be packed with grease, like an old wheel bearing. The top bearing will have more lubrication than it had in its' previous life! In fact, EVERYTHING will have more lubrication, mainly because the liquid grease would run out of the case as soon as a little dirt got under the bottom seal. And that was most likely within 5 seconds of the auger hitting the ground for the first time.

I don't think an auger with a 1 1/8" shaft will move a 16,000 pound loader very far. I think the shaft will snap or a shear pin will break before it moves it much. The nice part about driving this thing hydraulically is that I can reverse the rotation and back it out of the hole if it gets stuck, as opposed to yanking it out like you have to do with a 3 point set-up.

Thank you!

That's the idea, yes.

I can't answer that one! You'll hafta ask the big boss.

Bark

I have only seen his show twice and didn't care for it either time. Guess I should give him one more chance.
There have been other shows I didn't like at first so who knows.

Huh Uh!

Different points but I just realized that at home I only have one vehicle (68 Impala) that has points.
Some of the tools we have in our old tool boxes a lot of people now days don't know what they are for.
Dwell meter, points file, feeler gauges, timing light and the loaded condenser just waiting for someone to pick it up.

Guy who did my blood draw today (reserve Navy Corpsman assigned to Marines) recently got back from Afghanistan again.
I had first met him when he came back from Iraq years ago.
He said if I faint, crack my head open and pee my pants when he draws the blood he would try to not step on my fingers.
I complimented him on how much his bedside manner had improved since the last time I talked to him.

Justwannabeme

Get spares. I use reverse on my auger, not a lift. seen too much, live on rocks, north property is bedrock laden or waterfront. hope all goes well for you. miss my T raddy, hope all is well with him too......

logger up and out, wanted free access on land. C Ya. he was at Doyle saw log defect heavy on a 310 veneer grade black walnut. glad a forester taught me to use a specific tree to test the sawyers....

nice to talk with son, relax, advise financial stuff.....watch my vehicle leave under his responsibility. back to talking about a home.....good.

Lary Ellis (Top)

I have never seen Jimmy Kimmel so no idea what you are talking about....but as long as it is falls within the guide lines of the Forum Rules, feel free to post away with my blessing

Lary Ellis (Top)

When is that boy going present you with a Grandchild?.....I bet you will be a TERRIFIC Grandparent! (Not trying to rush it of course you are still kinda young for something like that)

Shovelhead

Got a call from Shortround last night.
He's in the Richmond/Petersburg area for a bit.
Another old dog that can't seem to stay retired.
Hope to see him this weekend.

Lary Ellis (Top)

Give him my best when you see him

chaikwa

Cool, I didn't know there were reversible PTO's, especially on the compact tractors. Often wondered why they didn't make them, but I guess they do!