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The CO2 is what is heavier than air. it takes a lot more of it to kill you but combustion produces a lot more of it. Especially when it's burning clean.

Skidding wood on the traffic signs in front of one's house is frowned upon in my neighborhood

They do make a couple of 50s though...

Yeah I don't think that should be as difficult as he makes it look.

You'd pretty much have to. If the market tanked the bank would lose money.

See if West Kentucky Tractor parts has one.

Not sure how useful brake lights would be anyway. Don't you do most of the braking with the engine? Seems like with HST, you'd only use the brakes for turning and maybe set the parking brake once in a while.

Is that the guy who calls himself the world's strongest redneck?

Sounds like you need an over running clutch.

I'll probably get it at some point. I'm not going to be pole vaulting over the elderly to get it or anything so I expect it will be a good 6 months or so. Looks to me like both companies have 6 month data on a small group of people and 2 month data on large groups. PM Seems like we don't have...

I think it's in Minneapolis somewhere. He told me that he'd check out anything I needed if they had it but it would be an hour and a half round trip. We're both working from home most of the time so meeting at work is rare.

My boss belongs to a tool library. For a hundred bucks per year he can check out any tools they have. Not sure what their selection is like.

I understand that you're a mopar guy but I've read that Chevy engine block orange is a good match. Try some on a piece of scrap first.

Darren Todd did a thread on making a subframe for a massey Ferguson loader on his L1501. That should give you some ideas if you can find it. I don't think your axle housing is square like his was but there are probably threaded holes on the bottom of the transaxle that you can use.

What do you need to get done?

Put a half ham in the oven this morning. Had some for lunch. Left a good bit of ham on the bone and put it in a pot with great Northerners onion celery carrots ground chipotle soy sauce ham stock paste and a splash of liquid smoke.

Yeah. Wouldn't hurt to change all the fluids since it's new to you.

I don't see the point of putting a turbo on that one. It's already pretty light for its power so you can't put much more power through the wheels without slipping. You've already got a decent amount of power for the PTO for most implements that you can lift with the 3 point. Not to mention the...

Whiskeys for drinking and waters for fighting over.

Dammit Russel, now we need another rule.