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Where they really hard to put back on? If there was still pressure in the hyd lines when you reconnected them, they may not have released inside even though they feel and/or look connected. Are you sure you got them on in the right direction - sometimes they can get swapped if your tractor has...

I like to start with an onion or two and a can or two of diced tomatoes .... I go from there with whatever else I have. Don't measure anything. Usually, I use a stockpot on the stove but I have been known to use a slow cooker. I season according to what goes in the pot. If I am using potatoes I...

Although I have had some good chicken chili ... if I were judging a chili cook-off, I would expect beef in the chili. That does not preclude the inclusion of other meats as well as the beef - but, for me, beef would need to be the dominant meat. Ground, cubed, chopped - not so important which...

Depending on the type of small trees and what size "small" really is, you may be able to sell the trees and let that person clear the land for you. 20 acres may have enough trees to make it worth it for someone to harvest them. Be careful if you go this route as many tree guys have a attendance...

For 30 hens 3 roosters would work. 1 rooster for every 8-10 hens is considered "normal" - however, this is not a "written in stone" number ... it can vary with breed of chickens, space for chickens and how the roosters get along.

I have been making pizza at home since I was about 10 years old. I worked for a pizza chain for about 15 years back in the early 1970's I make the sauce and the dough - I do not use a bread machine ... but I do normally use a food processor or a Kitchen-aid mixer with a dough hook. When I have...

With a semi - the painting is only part of what drives the price high - the sanding and prep are very labor intensive on a truck of that size. A friend of mine was getting $5,000 - $10,000 15 years ago, and that was for a basic, single color job ... not sure what current costs would be.

Keep in mind, this is "average" and the one you need to move may be heavier

The turning radius is not only determined by the length of the box ... what is the wheelbase of the tractor and does it have one or two rear axles?

They make a small saw for tile joints. It has an offset handle so it can sit flat to the floor/wall and give your hand a place to hold. They have abrasive for the cutting edge You can also use a Dremel with a small wheel or a vibrating saw/cutter with an abrasive blade. I find these methods...

Our has a dipstick near the 3-pt lift in a spot that is almost as hard to get to as the fluid filler hole in the same area.

I like mine with some salt and black pepper - not really a sauce guy when it comes to steak

Have never entered a contest but have made chili more times than I can count We do put V-8 in our chili - helps create a nice flavor

Actually, I tend to like the sirloin and the T-bone ... medium

I like Swiss cheese along with onions (raw or grilled) and mustard. I can take pickles, tomatoes, ketchup, bacon and avocado (don't really want mayo) - but they are not as needed as those I stated above

Simply put - because too many people are willing to pay their asking price for the tools. If people quit buying them, the prices would go down.

You might ask about left over NEW trucks from last year ... you usually have to ask because they would rather sell you ones they don't have to discount That said, it depends on you. If you are one of those people who seem to always have a payment ... 84 months is fairly "common" with today's...

There is also this website that has a nice description of the NW Dash lights https://nelsontractorco.com/new-holland-dash-lights/

I cook far too good to want a meal service .... not to mention how good my wife cooks - oh, and I have a daughter that went to culinary school and got her chef certificate I don't know anyone who has used the services - but, some of them seem to have good reviews ... if you can afford them