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'Hickey Sidewinder Winch'. I remember being impressed by this ad as a teenager.

^^^^^ Haha.....85 degrees. Our morning lows start out at 85°F sometimes. I guess its all what you are used to. Where I live in Texas....we know 'Fall' is just around the corner (Late October) when it finally gets back down to 85 degrees. ;)

Depending on the lift capacity of his FEL....he may need to 'curl' the bucket to lift the tank. My tractor's FEL would just barely lift my 320 gallon tank using the boom function and I had to 'curl' the bucket to get the rest.

Any number of ways you might pull/skid logs with your tractor. But first and foremost....consider the 'safety' factor. Just how big are these 'Logs' and over what type of terrain will you be moving them? Can you drive right up to each of them and lift the butt end (slightly) or do some need...

^^^^^ This. I just drove my tractor up a ramp on one side, then replaced the sight glass.

Hard to know what happened but I can easily imagine several scenarios that would have happened quickly. In any case....anytime you are carrying a load in/on a front loader....ALWAYS keep it as low as possible and ALWAYS be ready to drop the loader if any amount of instability occurs. You...

That was uncalled for.....! You KNOW we can't unsee that. :(

Agree with @Russell King. Likely the thickness of the gasket has to do with setting the correct 'contact pattern' for the gears. Not unlike a tradtional differential where Pinion Depth into the Ring Gear is important. If you ordered and received a .10mm replacement gasket, your measuring...

^^^^^^ I'm thinking Dan may be correct. Hard to tell from the picture angle provided, but the adjustment on mine (same tractor) has never been changed and it doesn't appear to be markedly different than the OP's.

Hah....of course that is right.

Might check the length of your top link and which hole on the bracket (tractor) you have it in. It might be creating an angle that is binding the unit. I'm guessing here. :unsure:

The name didn't become prominent until sometime in the 1890's and was so named by the freed African American people themselves. Yes, perhaps it could have been something.....ummmm 'better'. But it is what it is.

Been around as a 'celebration' for a long time, but the reason you may not have been aware....is that until 2021 it was not a 'Federal Holiday'. Texas (my Home State) was little 'late' accepting and implementing the emancipation act. And even when the General Order was given, it didn't result...

:oops: Truly sorry to hear of your misfortune, but at the same time....it 'warms the cockles of my heart' knowing I am not the ONLY one this kind of thing happens to. Thanks for sharing your story.

One or the other.

^^^^^ They walk among us.....yes.

^^^^^ Yep, with few exceptions, its all Echo for me . Not that Stihl doesn't make great saws.

Max load rating on your tires is PER TIRE at maximum inflation pressure.

^^^^^ Might well be. Wish you the best in you endeavor. Love to see the finished product.

^^^^^^ Good. As others have already stated, it would depend very much on soil conditions, tiller depth and tractor speed as to whether or not a 4' tiller would work for you. Certainly, you want to avoid a situation where you are working the tractor or implement right to its ragged edge of...