Recent content by D2Cat

I'm not following you description fully, but I think you need one of these and your back in business...

Isn't it nice when the repair is simple and inexpensive!

Might contact these guys. They're reputable. I notice the just changed names...

#150 0r #130.

I clear quite a bit with a 40HP tractor. I made a modification to the sheer so I could pull small brush and trees. The limb saw gets the overhanging limbs pretty easily and eliminates a gas powered pole saw and back aches. Whatever tractor you get, I'd suggest HST or nothing!!

When Caterpillar first came out with the small D2's they were marketed to farmers who were use to gasoline powered tractors. Selling points were less compaction and able to work fields earlier. One problem Cat received was farmers reporting low oil pressure. Many farmers insisted there was...

Make or buy something like this. Simply take your time and level loose dirt (or sand) to smooth the area.

RWS, I read your post with great interest, wondering what you're coming up with next and how are you going to do it. Then I realize the interest is because of similar crazy projects that years later I can't believe I came up with! Who said, "An inventor is a person with an idea and a pile of...

I follow Army Ranger/SF Green Beret's post on FB and he got shut down and posted this.

It is GOOD stuff.

Skeets, even if you don't have a steady hand you can learn to support the dominate hand with the other at the wrist to allow almost anyone to weld. I agree with checking with the local HS or Jr. college for a class. You'll learn so much so fast you'll kick yourself in the butt for waiting...