would be a good one for View From The Tractor thread....Heading back for a few loads today.
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Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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will look fwd to seeing the pix, etc... if you get around to converting it
I have a huge auxiliary trans cooler on it but the temp coming out of the trans line where my gauge reads it goes up when pushing it . Normal about 125 gets to about 170 on long steep grades . Temp never goes over 200 in the head . Actual water temp is 190 at the radiator inlet (have two mechanical gagesmy chevy van '83... had air, but i don't use it. as such decided to convert the evaporator core to an oil cooler for my transmission. now hot trans oil out of the radiator section... and trans's it! (new trans n converter at the time, well fresh rebuild) engine runs cooler... on flats, up hill... even downhill...
Will do should be a good winter garage project.
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Way taller, they roll quite easily and don't squat under load which helps them roll easier to.
Also better ground contact for burnouts being taller
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Here you go with those fresh tomatoes again BL. Growing season better get here quick.
I couldn't see the tires in the picture I'm sure I could find some bigger ones hauling dirt they would come in handy.Way taller, they roll quite easily and don't squat under load which helps them roll easier to.
Also better ground contact for burnouts being taller
I have three gauges like this on my Travelall, but it’s engine oil pressure instead of transmission temperature.
The factory oil pressure in the dash is mechanical so I opted for the Trans gage when I added them
I forgot to mention that those are relatively young hen pheasants... These are ruffed grouse:
I call those scare the crap out of ya's
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I call those scare the crap out of ya's
Funny, we have quail that do that.
Look at the one just behind the front wheelbarrow and you can see the wheels.
Probably depends a lot on the ground conditions, fat tires float well, tall narrow push easy on hard ground and over objects, either would do better than the little ones in dirt though.
If you're not ready for them(ie hunting them, pheasant, rabbit) they will surely cause you to jump a bit.
Have you ever had one try to get you away from their young, they'll come up about 6' from you and act injured and walk away from you, pretty easy to figure out which way their young are when they do this.
Grouse are my favorite small game! Unfortunately, have not seen any down here for decades (and I used to hunt them South of here).
We still have them up at my Upstate property, but not as many as there used to be. Seems like we have a lot fewer Turkeys also.
We still have them up at my Upstate property, but not as many as there used to be. Seems like we have a lot fewer Turkeys also.
Ahh... the king of game birds. I love hunting them. We have generally great hunting for them in central and northern WI. The counties own lots of forest land that is actively logged (clearcut) for aspen pulp wood. That what grouse need in the northwoods. All stages of aspen are important to them.
You should give your local Ruffed Grouse Society biologist a call. They were very helpful with developing a habitat management plan for our property. Never too late to start helping the critters.
https://ruffedgrousesociety.org/contact-info/
Here Bob Kern and @Brufab here's that 10 - 10 I used as a kid I dug it out in the garage maybe I'll use her for some firewood this year lots of memories in this old saw. It never ran real great I got it and dug into it it had 2 diaphragms in the pump side someone in my family didn't know what they were doing but it runs good now.
