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I finally used my chipper, for a total of 5 operational hours over three days. For the most part it went well. The trailer hitch works great for my set up. The chips are more like course sawdust than the chips you would buy at a nursery. I believe this is related to the wood entering the...

Found this on facebook. It is/was in the Kootenays dam in B.C. Canada. Supposedly it got stuck and was too much work to get out. The tracks are on backwards to give it better traction when backing up. It's on the "lost kootenays" facebook site.

Hello All I just completed the purchase/assembly process of my chipper. So here are my thoughts. The reasons I went with woodland are, they are the only ones to offer a trailer hitch they are the only ones to have the safety bar below the chute, so it is easy to hit in an emergency. It is...

Hello all Has any one tried to put one of those stainless steel coffee screens in the filler neck of a grand L ( L6060) ? Watching Messick's video and reading the comments, it seems the filler neck is a bit different and the screen will not fit. Thanks.

Hello people Does anyone have any experience with Nemco grease ? Princess Auto has it for $7/tube. More specifically their Silver max 3% moly. I want it for loader, pins and bushings. I did a site search, but found nothing on Nemco grease. They also make a 5% moly, but I can't find a...

I made these over a month ago and they seem to be working out quite well. I started with 30 cal ammo boxes, then removed the lids and trimmed off the excess bits. I used 3/16 x 2 inch flat bar for the left side ( the first one I made) and 1/8 x 1 1/2 (it's what I had on hand) for the right one...

I personally use a a small amount of coppercoat anti seize on wheel studs/bolts when installing wheels. I have never had a damaged wheel from one coming loose but have lost studs, nuts, bolts from seized threads that were put on dry. I also check my torque after installing wheels.

Princess auto has cat 2 hyd top links on sale for$150. It is a Hydroworks 2 1/2 x 10 inch cyl with 1" holes. Just wondering if they are any good. I am thinking now might be the time to get one. Thanks.

Some one else made one for a different series, which gave me the idea for this one. It seems to work well. I am concerned about damaging the paint on the nose of the grill but will just need to be carful. The cut outs in the corners and the holes in the middle should kept the dirt from building...

To mount a magnetic warning beacon, I just painted a piece of 1/8 plate a bit bigger than the light, orange, then used orange rtv silicon to bond it to the roof.

I finally found a mug that fits the cup holder. It is a "Bubba" from Canadian Tire. It holds one US quart or 950ml. It works well, stays in place but is still easy to pull out.