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Thanks....I think I have come to that same conclusion even with the so called "balanced foam wash agent." If it's just dusty works great, if it's dirty nothing beats the rag and brush.

It was a good and informative thread for a nut like me.... I've learned over the years, most people's line of thought is correct and some can articulate their thoughts better than others. That's why I don't chime in too many times, maybe just to ask a question, I find it difficult to convey my...

Will the wash & wax work in a foam cannon?

I did the same with my trailer that has treated lumber decking. Worked great and despite my concerns it did not drip, become slippery or leave residue on clothes when I sit on it. It was absorbed into the wood and it's been over a year and still looks great. I'm thinking next year I'll...

Now that's a BFR!

I have gone to a different brand. Nothing wrong with the PTO Link it is much easier than the industry standard that has been around for years. However, at my age, with aches and pains, I was still struggling to easily connect the PTO to my different implements. I'm now using the model M100...

Nice look...I'm going to load mine up like yours and maybe the wife will let me park it in the front yard for the fall decorations.

$250 for the set. Used in excellent condition. Comes with extra safety pin. Will ship you pay shipping cost.

No just the side walls. :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:The seat is why he never asked to have it done again...I'm sure every turn had him hanging on for dear life!

No sh*t I do put tire shine (cheapest thing available) on mine after washing...helps keep the mud from hanging on.

Sounds like a good plan to me! Good luck. I use a foam cannon and a brush on an extendible pole. Never waxed it, too lazy I suppose. Let us know how it goes, maybe I can find a young fellow (don't mean only a male I seen plenty of young ladies out work the fellas) in the neighborhood that...

The reason for the adjustable wheel width on row crop tractors like the 9N-2N-8N was to accommodate row width. The same reason row crop tractors of all sizes today are adjustable. I guess I go back to "does 4" of additional width really provide a noticable amount of stability?"

Good feedback and valuable point of view. I do agree, every little bit will help, difficult for me to justify the cost of the 2" spacer to gain 4" overall width. Not to mention the potential cost of repairs with the added axle stress. I too will have to pass on the challenges...already have...

Great idea! Thanks for the feedback. No light means an issue solves the problem too.

This is the drawbar I have...welcome to it. Weighs about 15lbs. For shipping.

I think there is something I don't understand about the wheel spacer approach. I see suggestions to add 2" spacers, does that equate to widening the tire profile by 4" overall? If that's the case does 4" really make a difference (OK I know I'm setting my self up for the humor crowd)? I'm...

Sorry, got side tracked....I'll give a look this afternoon.

Great idea, I had not even thought in that direction. Thanks

I'm not up on digital dash and the wiring aspects so this comment may be way off base. I think you have a good idea for a audible alarm. Seems to me if you could find the indicator switch and add a signal wire to a buzzer/alarm it could work.