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My driveway is 2300’ but I still travel it in M. I only use H on the paved road. But lower HP tractors might need to use M on highway grades. Expecting more isn’t realistic for smaller machines.

Agree. I don’t know why people complain about high range power. It’s only intended for road travel, not doing tractor work. L = loader M = mowing H = highway

Thanks for that information. I was expecting annual filter changes.

Most of the available wood pallets are beat up and falling apart. And I figured that this was a one time expense.

I ordered the steel pallet from Home Depot. I’m sure there are other buying options.

Mine is a Fill-rite pump and it does have a warranty, so I’ll see.

55 gallon tank mounted to a steel pallet, sitting on a steel wheeled dolly. Rotary pump and water block/particle filter. Easy to load in/out of the truck with pallet forks.

Yep I did that for my bench grinder. It doesn’t move at all.

She looks like she had a terrible accident in an Ace Hardware store.

I use Lucas green that has a lower temperature range and more heavy duty.

Those are the worst.

Are they the Arizona jumping cholla or the Great Plains staghorn cholla? I wouldn’t get near the jumping cholla: spray with herbicide and let them die. I have removed the Great Plains staghorn species by pushing them over with a loader bucket, then chopping the roots with a grubbing hoe and...

Oh I know, but they won’t sell a unit with only 17 hours on it with a bucket and grapple for $33K.

Scoop up a bucket load of dirt in your loader and don’t worry about it.

I can’t imagine a dealer selling a nearly new machine with grapple for less than $33k.

That would be a very good deal if it also includes a loader. But for what you’re describing, you should also consider a heavier machine such as a M or MX.

I imagine. I have seen lots of them killed after grass fires.

Round up won’t work on cactus. Tordon is needed and you need an applicator’s license to buy in any state. Burning will also kill cholla.

There are no leaves on cholla cactus.

The wording says “unrestricted status.” This is the same as most states, including mine. Tordon is a restricted use chemical requiring an applicator’s license to purchase and use it. I described the process needed to get a license for buy and use Tordon on a person’s own property. I did this...