[Rod]

Nice job Donn and photos but I was trying to see around the horses in the picture to the plow. We are still waiting for our first snow but I have my plow ready and an anxious to try it out.

[Rod]

I think it’s a great start and thnaks for your efforts on it.

[Rod]

And I have some poultry electronet you can use also if you want.

[Rod]

Hi Bill

I know a trapper in your area who would likely be glad to if you want someone to come and set some. Also have a have-a heart trap you can use if you want.

[Rod]

Nice photos and the snow, well, I can wait for that a few more days!

[Rod]

I am sorry to hear about you loss, it can be discouraging when things like that happen. We lost 125 trout this summer to an otter, some were 6 lbs. in weight, cleaned out the whole pond. A few years ago we had a problem with something taking a chicken a night away and never found the culprit but a hot wire around the pen area stopped the problem. Just a thought but some of these critters are pretty smart and can figure our devices out.

[Rod]

I buried my Ford 3000 tractor with the bush hog on the back years ago up to the axle. I had to leave town for a couple of days but mentioned it to a friend. When I came back the tractor was sitting in my yard free from it’s predicament. What he and his brother did was chain a small log across the back wheels and walked it out of the muck.

[Rod]

Thanks for the dimensions. Can you describe how the plow functions especially how it works for the second pass widening the windrows so to speak. Does it push them back or tend to drift into the previous pass or path of least resistance. Thanks.

[Rod]

I have this visor light that attaches to my cap visor. I don’t know but what it could be clipped to the bridle brow band or the pole strap. Just a thought, it takes those little batteries double or triple A.

[Rod]

That is real nice, did you make it?

[Rod]

What are the dimensions and is the small box on top a seat?

[Rod]

Here it is with the removable deck and sideboards and with the seat. Both lift right off when not needed as does the seat. The seat receiver is going to get a tool tray in the future.

[Rod]

@Carl Russell 22482 wrote:

Rod, there are two ways to go about this.

1. Post your pictures in the photo gallery, then copy and paste them directly into the post. You can copy them directly from a Face Book, or other web based, album as well.

2. Go to your User CP (Control Panel), and click on Attachments, near the bottom of the list. This will show you all of the attachments that you have posted, and will allow you to delete any that you don’t want.

Carl

Thanks, works.

[Rod]

Here is the photo with the woods dolly attached.

[Rod]

That sounds like a good idea and easy to make, I’ll give it a try since the rig is still in the shop

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