Recent content by Speed25

Well that's just confusing. I mention it's T o'clock to my coworkers, but how are they supposed to know if I'm just peeved or getting ready to go all Milton on the place? :ROFLMAO:

If I recall, one was the occupancy sensor to tell when you got out of the seat and the other was to tell the tractor if you were forward facing or rearward facing. Don't trust my memory though, more knowledgeable people will be along shortly...

Now you understand the big push for data centers!

Either way, using the RV park's WiFi is NOT secure, so definitely go with something like Starlink or wait until AST Spacemobile has more satellites up.

It's called ethernet over power (EoP), but I don't have any working knowledge of it. I remember there were issues using different electrical panels with it, but I don't know if that was a grounding issue or what.

That's why I was asking his distance. 100' or 500' makes a big difference. I'm using a wifi camera system with a hub as well, but the advertised range is 3000' (straight-line), and about 1500' with terrain/trees. It just doesn't work without a smart phone, but like yours, if set up with a...

How far are your buildings apart? Can your home WiFi reach them, or even one of them?

They used to be, but now AI bots are infiltrating forums, often posing as owners, asking questions, etc. They're not that easy to spot nowadays. Many forums are now selling all of their user posts which are being scraped for information by AI companies. As with anything on the internet, be...

Without a smart phone, you're more limited. The easiest would be using trail cameras that store images on an SD card, but that means you have to retrieve the SD card every so often and load the images to a computer. Some come with replaceable batteries while others have a little solar panel...

Exactly the reason I do my belts the way I do them instead of leaving a new spare on the shelf.

I feel you. We've got a bird nest on our front porch light fixture (ceiling mounted), but they're generally fine. Last week a black snake climbed the brick and was trying to get to the nest, so it wrapped its lower body around the camera in the corner and tried reaching out to the nest. It...

Once a belt starts getting some age/wear on it, I'll usually buy a new belt and install it, keeping the old one as a spare. The old ones will pretty much always last long enough for me to order another spare.

I've very disappointed that AI missed the opportunity to add the correct sticker:

Nah, that's what lockers are for! My Toyota is full-time 4wd, so if I get stuck, it's time for low-range and locked diffs. I do the same thing on my BX and did the same thing on my L. When I get stuck in 4wd, I just lock the rear and drive on out. So far, it's worked every time, but I try...

Reach out to your local Kubota dealership. Mine has a lot of new pin-on buckets sitting there in the scrap heap basically as people upgraded to SSQA buckets. I think they were $100-$200 each, but I'm sure I could've talked them down. Still, $350/CAD is pretty good.