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hate to say it, but I keep getting a database error when I try to log into FF this afternoon.

works fine for me now!

I just tried to get into FF - twice - and got a 404 error both times. server having issues, or is it just me?

Bob, found this link on a different forum - $19 each for teeth and you could build your own bar. http://www.qualityweldingservice.com/bucketteeth.html

Doc - another thought: once you've killed/burned an area, if there's room to get in with the tractor go in with your box blade, scarifers down, and rip the leftover roots out before reseeding with some shade tolerant low ground cover. (maybe clover so you don't have to mow?)

mix dish soap in your 2-4-d, t'll soak into the leaves better. get one of the cheap 100k BTU weed burners and scorch it out of existence a patch at a time during the winter when the snow pack will help contain the fire?

cowboy - I can't believe you took all those pictures and not one cat in them! what'd you do, lock the herd up? Great pics, by the way.

I knocked mine back pretty good by doing a late spring burn this year - around the middle or end of April. This had the added benefit of kick starting my native grasses, so they did a real good job of out competing just about everything but the wild strawberries and sumac.

looks a lot like the "breakaway" posts they sell up in ND & Mn at all the farm stores for $50.

thanks for the warning!

is that the end with the trees? if so, it may need some remediation because of their roots. (bentonite or extra mass)

no fun - but if it'll stop raining for a day or so you should be able to get in and pack on some clay to help seal it, right?

those are good, too.

nice looking firewood rack in the background - looks like the uprights are set in concrete. With the saws you've got, I'm guessing you supplement winter heat with wood? oh, yeah - nice mahcine, too! :)

where are you? just about any farm store will sell compatible attachments.

the TYM 273 has a 3-pt hitch. I think it's even a cat 1 (7/8" pins on the imprelents) - so it'll take lots of different attachments. what does your relative want to be able to do with it?

the Dixon I used to use had a connection under the switch for the blades that would occasionally pop just enough loose to stop working. There was a second connector behind the seat that would do the same.

sounds like things are starting out well for the business - good to hear!

I suspect it should have been change the fluid at 200 rather than filter.

you might google or check craig's list - every so often I see someone trying to trade their R4's for turf tires - might be a low cost alternative to new. good luck!