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I need a phone call like that!! Could certainly use some fill around the house.

Peanut butter is sometimes used on black plastics to bring back the luster. Also, heat from a heat gun or propane torch can bring the color back on plastics as well.

Was it also a 3rd function? Looks like a lot of components for just a SSQA activation cylinder.

Thanks! She is sooo different than our son! She just acts like a baby, eat, sleep, poop, repeat. Our son was colicky, wouldn't eat, couldn't get comfy to sleep, was a rough first year with him for sure. They're pretty much exactly 3 years apart, so now it's an adjustment for him too, but...

A lot of really good advice here, and it sounds like you have a solid plan to attack this. Just go slow, as in don't try to fix it in one pass. It takes time, and the more time you work with the box blade, the more you'll understand what it's doing and how to make it work best for you. I fixed...

Been a busy 7 days, with a little tractor work mixed in. On the 14th we welcomed our daughter into this world. Wednesday, we brought her home and had some hellacious rains come through, 3-5" in an hour type. Baby girl did fine, and we stayed in power, but a lot of my driveway ended up in the...

I love my 5 foot Catawaba behind my B2650, makes quick work of my driveway. Get one that covers your tire tracks.

My buddy has a B2601 and uses a TS middle buster and has had no problems with it. While not the same implement, my RK box blade by King Cutter has had no issues behind my 2650. I think, like you said, people will have problems expecting ground-engaging items to hold up behind larger tractors...

Subscribing to this as I've been curious about getting WiFi down to my shed.

Waiting with bated breath to see what Shawn picks up!!

I have the Amazon version and it works great, just as intended and was under $200.

I know on my Scag the seat, e-brake, and controll lever switches are all the same part number.

I tossed the grapple on the other day and moved some more of the 10-12' red oak logs we picked up last year over to the splitting area. Cut and split 3 of them, left another 4 to maybe mess with today. Also, need to lube the loader and drag the driveway with the landplane. We had a lot of...

I can totally understand that. I'm also far from an advanced shooter or have any "high-end" firearms in the collection, under 200 yards is about all I'm ever going to see unless I travel out west.

Thanks!! I will agree that the mags leave a lot to be desired. A bunch of us at work all picked up one when the local sporting goods place was being bought out and everything was on super clearance.

Make sure the forks are the lowest point, and I would highly recommend adjustable width as well. My SSQA forks have the capacity without being overkill or too heavy for my B2650. But my biggest issue is the forks are welded above the bottom of the SSQA plate, making it difficult to pick things...

@McMXi that's pretty wild from Savage! I have a 93r17 bolt action .17HMR that has been a fantastic little critter gitter. The scope mounted up easy peasy and has been one of the most lethal items in the safe. I did win a 110 in 30-06 in a raffle, but I never mounted a scope on it, ended up...

I picked one up last year during Amazon Prime Day for under $200. Had to put it together, but for the price and use, I'd say it's well worth it.

Pulled a couple of logs off my pile and cut them into firewood length, and my brother & split about a cord and a half Saturday. Yesterday pulled it into the shop to change the oil and grease her up. It has 300 hours so I'm doing oil and fuel, but what about HST and Trans fluid or filter? Both...

We've had 5.5" of rain this month, and about 3" of it has fallen since Friday afternoon. Supposed to dry out for the next 4-5 days, but it's going to be HOT and humid...Need to cut all my grass before it turns into a hayfield again. Also need to fix the driveway where the heavy rain pushed the...