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Being fairly close to the recent Lane Kiffin/Ole Miss/LSU/'Ho hubbub, I restrained myself as long as I could 😔.

Dang, you must be pulling some logs! I think the 7060 will suit your needs. The 7040 I mentioned ran a 7' mower to mow pasture and bale spear to handle large rounds just fine. The owner also had a 7060 cab, and brought it out one day to cut a field across the road. He had a batwing, 15' I think...

When I lived in Houston, a topless 'club' out on the east side lost their liquor license temporarily, which cut into their business considerably. So the girls started a carwash. They weren't topless, quite, but, I heard it was an eye full, right in the windshield.

This is more of a 'hope to do tomorrow' post. We got power back (after 9 days) at my sister's and my farm rental house yesterday morning, so I have a place to stay with power and water. The neighbors across the road don't have power. We thought they might stay at my place, but they made other...

30's in west Tn today and still have icy snow to melt.

That's a good looking barn you got there.

Why hellll, we all know one Kubota beats two Deere any day of the week! No experience with a 7060, but have run a 7040 8sp hyd shuttle. It was owned by a rescue, everybody used it, nobody maintained it. Only issues, all minor, were caused by lack of care. I liked it.

You dropped way back with that one! That and scrapple 🤮.

If you knew me, you'd back off and let 'em pass.

Please clarify. What 'quit pulling', the loader, 3ph, PTO, or travel? I was about to say the DT is a gear drive, but I see it was available with manual or hydraulic shuttle. Which is yours? Have you changed the hydraulic filter, is it full, and what fluid did you use?

Let's check the valve function. Disconnect the hoses from both ends of one cylinder and put them in a bucket where you can observe the flow. Start the tractor and run at idle. Push the lever to curl the bucket. You should get flow out of one hose. Push the lever to dump. You may get flow out of...

Paging @TheOldHokie. In the meantime, could you post a picture of the bottom of your valve? The end opposite where the spools come out. I've recently discovered that some Kubota loaders with regen have 3 positions and some have 4. This might help figure out your issue. Does the boom circuit...

I was living in the 'Energy Capital of the World', Houston, at the time, working for an oil company. Probably would have been tarred, feathered and thrown out.

Same here. An EV would meet my travel pattern. I need a small pickup. I might have sprung for a Maverick hybrid, had I known they were coming out, instead of my Nissan Frontier. Wouldn't even consider a Cybertruck, and this is coming from someone who seriously, I'm ashamed to admit, considered...

I'm sure you know, but many don't. Yes, electric resistance heat is efficient, but the cycle efficiency is not. The old steam generating plants were what, around 30% efficient? With gas turbine and combined cycle, etc., I think it's possible to get ~50%. That compares to a basic gas furnace...

Dang! And now @johnjk and you are throwing down the cajun cooking. I may have to block y'all.

In Memphis, I think they installed natural gas turbine generators to drive the data center. I don't think they got the emissions permits for this. Remember when gas was the 'clean fuel'? Now it's killing us to cook or heat our homes with it, but these datacenters are free to use it like there's...

If I were a conspiracy theorist, I would point out that the plan is to transfer the national energy system from free enterprise (more or less) gas/oil/petroleum products to government controlled electricity. Ever since the oil crisis of the '70's, in the US at least, there has been a lot of...

I don't have the experience with the extreme cold you guys do, but that sounds like ice crystals to me. Doesn't the PS 911 have some alcohol in it? I think I'd add a little, maybe not a full dose, in this case. OP has demonstrated why final filtration is helpful.

Again, I don't know your situation, but the fixed costs of a business seems to make operating a part-time business profitably difficult. Insurance especially, lots of customers require it and I wouldn't want to work without it. Especially excavating, hit a little ole fiber, much less a pipeline...