Recent content by fantic

It's amazing how far cordless tools have come. I bet that saw sucks a lot of juice.

Before I bought my Rotary I looked very hard at Mohawk. They don't come up used very offen.

I have forklifts and loaders. Trying to bring the Liberty Fat Boy out of the basement is what I'm thinking about.

Son is moving. I'm looking for a heavy duty hand truck to move appliances and a gun safe. Any recommendations? I have a small one but is to light for the safe.

I have the same air compressor. Bought it about 4 years ago. Been great. I left the pallet on it and cut it down. Never moved.

Can't help you with a 75 but I have pics of a BJ73 on a symmetrical lift. I think I have pics of a 40 on the lift also if you want them.

The generator should be able to produce that much voltage. Maybe someone replaced the voltage regulator with a 12v one. I would look on the firewall of the tractor and look for a 2" X 3" black box with wires coming in and out of both sides. It should say on the top the voltage. I converted my...

Yea mine was a little loose. I tightened the adjusting nuts on both sides 2 full turns. Now I hear the clunk in stereo.

Thanks for posting this. Mine goes "clunk...clunk" instead of one solid clunk.

When I was looking it was for a Mohawk or Rotary. Couldn't find a good used Mohawk. Ended up buying a new Rotary SPO 10 with the frame pads. I really wanted that ALI certification knowing I would be having two different dually over my head.

I just noticed your location. Makes sense now.

Now I need to see the plug on the end of the cord.

My first tractor was a Ferguson 30. I learned the hard way about a live PTO. The inertia from the mower pushed me into the ditch. After that I bought a clutch from the local farm store and placed it on the PTO shaft.

The white cabinet. We were doing demo on an old rural post office. There were two of these mail slot cabinets. Just picture it on a big table and turned 90 degrees. It still had tags underneath each slot with peoples last names.

My son thinks he might of bent the crazy wheel on the back of the bush hog. I went ahead and put it on the lift to fix the wheel and sharpen blades.