Recent content by t man

Use the set of numbers in parentheses they are for inch pounds in your first example (159 +/- 9 lb-in) means a torque of 159 inch pounds.The +/- 9 lb-in means you can torque it anywhere from 150 to 168.Hope this helps.Tim

How about skunks?anyone else have a problem with then.3 so far this year.My record is 14 two years ago.I have a mulberry tree in the back yard and I think it draws them from 5 miles:pat:Thought about cutting down the tree but I really hate to.

Yeah that's a nasty dent you have there.I bet you could benefit from doing something similar to mine, with your grill guard.

I cant take take credit for the guard swinging forward,that was the original guard that came on the tractor.I added the front mesh to protect the tractor from smaller objects.I will post a pic of what the factory guard looked like before I altered it.And I don't mind if you post pics of it maybe...

No I don't mind,that's why I posted it.

I thought I would post the grill guard I made for my 2320.I had been moving alot of brush and noticed a branch had pushed in the grill.Not good,to close to the radiator and transmission cooler :eek:.So I looked at the deluxe guard deere offers,it still wouldn't protect the complete grill...

urednecku that's a nice grapple you have there! What brand is that.I got mine from markham welding,they have some nice products.Very reasonably priced to.It's amazing how handy it is I don't how I managed without it.

Thanks.Yup that was a hot one,I think I raised the temp in town a few degrees that day.Here's a better picture of it,and the tool that takes the work out of hauling brush.

Be careful they don't ban you here to.:yum::yum::yum::yum:

I guess I'm one of those Nancy boys because I washed my 2320 today.Funny thing though at 6' 250 lbs nobody has called me that to my face in a long time!!! I happen to like (my tractor forum).If you don't like it don't go there! But don't run it down.This is my first post to this forum.I guess I...