Recent content by drygulch

Thanks. Good to see a 3PH adapted version in action. I would have expected it to be slightly more wonky with the rake that far out from the loader, but def seemed tolerable. Allowing the landscape rake to be used on the back is a plus. Hard to predict the future, but I envision using it more...

Indeed!

Yeah, thanks, that's actually what I've got on the agenda today for some larger material I've pushed up against some woods. Love the ROI on the forks. And I've actually gotten pretty efficient with just the bucket and tooth bar for final grooming. Greg

(y) I like the thought of skids to use it in float.

Thanks for sharing. I like the "hinge" and the chain features. Pulling stuff away from fence rows or similar would get used often here. Greg

Helpful, thanks. The one I had run across before had wheels. https://www.yorkmodern.com/catalog/model-landscape-rake-with-universal-mounting-plate-p-46.html

(y) I def like the idea of being able to pivot it 180

I'll consider the weight, thanks. I could make extensive use out of a grapple too. Maybe one day... Greg

Lately while getting my RDA of tractor time, I've been envisioning a front mounted landscape rake. I like the idea of being able to push my debris around in the front of the tractor rather than running over it first while trying to groom from behind. I also like the idea of being able to easily...

Yeah, just having my own fun 😆

Re-read that. "dirt injection slot" still seems to be ambiguous. 🤷‍♂️ I got duped on this thread, just like the one titled "Starting Trouble". At least this one was good for some double entendres...

Pretty "fruitful" year for our one producing pecan. I'm thinking we'll get 5+ buckets in the end. Going away gift I guess, as we'll be leaving it behind soon...

Also, FWIW, I found I prefer burning at night because A) I'm a night owl and B) less wind. Not my idea, probably a fellow night owl that rationalized it that way...

@NCL4701's post covers it pretty well from my perspective, but I can add a couple comments. I was surprised how I could just add to a pile periodically and smush it down with the forks, and it would stay reasonably-sized for stuff collected near the dwelling. But, with enough acreage+clearing...

They say dry air is crucial for plasma cutting. I've never had moisture issues so I can't comment first hand on the impact. Greg