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Your going on vacation out of the us with this virus going around I'd rethink that one

Anyone have any experience with the bolt on toothbar for skidsteer bucket are they any good

Yes you can I worked on a asphalt plant for 43 years we would tack weld the nuts on 3/4 inch bolts inside the dryer on the drying flites so they wouldn't come loose in the 500 degree heated aggregate never had one to break

Stihl is all I go with they just seem to run forever with very few problems twenty years ago I had a husqvarna 51 I believe was the model number I would put it right up there with the sthils was a great saw my brother bought a brand new echo about a year ago twenty inch bar it has has been one...

I have been using there sockets for a couple years with no problems but I don't use them every day like a master mechanic would

I have one in a 2015 f250 with 155000 miles never had a problem yet oil changes is all that's been done it runs good pulls good and loves gas 13 hwy probably 10 mpg in the country about all I can say I'm happy with it thanks Rick

I have owned both a 2010 Chevy and 2015 f250 the gas mileage was about the same I had a utility bed with welder torches and tools both weighed in around 9500 lbs .what I noticed with the Chevy was it wouldn't down shift quick enough when climbing a hill it would fall completely on its face...

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Most likely a small dozer/mini Excavator or skidsteer with tracks and a grapple .I have one on my tractor with a three point hitch skidding winch thanks Rick

I would sell it as is your just going to put money in it you can't get back.

I would go slow for starters/ adjusting the top link

If you want to keep safe I would stay around 1000 lbs to 1500 lbs with good tires

Depends on what your working on some of the older tractors like a Ferguson tractor was six volt positive ground

Are you sure both batteries are up to par

If your def tank goes empty it will go into limp mode .it will stay at a very low rpm you won't be able to use the tractor

140 acres eastern Ohio

Also check your fuel supply

That makes it tough. I would suggest getting it appraised and take that number to the family members .keep in mind someone else outside the family might have a hard time wanting to pay there rediculas price especially if your property has it surrounded. That's one of those damn if you do or damn...

Heroin and meth are everywhere believe it.

I have had three for construction work trucks I put around 150000 miles on them in five years then trade off for another new one .out of all three a alternator is all I ever had to replace out of all three 12mpg maybe 13 mpg a good reliable engine in my book