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Thinking about looking at a G1800 AWS diesel with deck, blade, and snotblower. Are they known for any issues? ie weak hydro, decks that rust out or eat spindle bearings, that type of thing.

I had about 5 deer licking the concrete cover for my lift pump the other day. I picked up a salt block with trace minerals on my way home. I live on very sandy soil, so the ground doesn't hold much for minerals. What does everyone use for minerals that they put out for deer?

Not a lot of options under 48" either.

To be clear the dead furrow will also have a track in the bottom of it. I have a 4 foot harrow disk that I'm going to try to pull with my L1500. I suspect that the speed will be slower than I'd like but it will do it.

Trying to cover a track with a moldboard plow will leave another track and a dead furrow.

I might reach out to an extension agent. Anyone ever deal with pheasants forever? i've heard that they do some consulting for habitat and have equipment to loan out to boot.

Thanks, Ayak. It appears as though the 40lb bags of lime I've bought aren't going to do $hit, and neither will the spreader that holds 85 lb.

I can tell that the soil is acidic by what grows and what doesn't. The soil test would be good for telling me how much lime to apply, but I'm not worried about making the soil alkaline with lime. Pretty tough to do with soil this sandy. There's dutch white or some sort of micro clover in the...

I have a few acres that I want some sort of legume on. I'm on sand. It needs lime which I'll be putting down this spring. Now I understand that the lime will take some time to work and that fall is a better time to plant, but I want to get a quarter acre sample or 2 down this spring. The land...

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Vegetation will often wrap up in the tiller if it's too long.

I wonder if it's a seasonal item. Most of them go on push mowers.

So is that spring ahead or fall back?

I don't think I'd worry about the frozen wood so much as I'd worry about the frozen ground. I do agree on it being a bad idea though.

Did you check the store? I was in our local HF today and they had vertical 5.5's.

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Around here a 3 ft diameter ash tree is well past its life expectancy ash borer or not.

Use them to protect the posts for the target holders at a shooting range.

Allied Buhler would be another one.

Koyker has an application guide on their website. It might be on there. You could try to find one at a tractor bone yard. Otherwise find a loader of appropriate size and build a subframe for it or have one built.