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Boy Doug, it should pull well. Is the 775 without any added weight? Does any of your clubs have lighter weight classes? Good looking Massey!

Marty, the pump Daniel is talking about is a low pressure/ low volume pump and I've used them several times also and never had a flooding issue either.

Should be a money maker for sure!:thumbs: Nice job.

Was it a work barge that sank Ryan? Hope you all were able to salvage all your equipment. @Ryan313

I ended up going to a friend's house and trenching his sprinkler lines in that evening. Cut 5 more trench's for about 300 feet. Got 2 jobs out of one 24hr rental period.

That a good looking Economy Ryan. I bet you'll have it up and running in no time.

@4getgto I usually put several sharp rocks and a few steel nuts. Then I strap it inside the rim of one of my Gts back tires and go mow or something like that. It really knocks the rust loose and usually gets the rust out of the bottom of any pits in the steel.

Hey Ryan, nice job and taking the cab off makes it so much easier. Did you do any of the upgrades that make the 6.0 as bulletproof as the 7.3? Nutndun has a 6.0 that he did a lot of upgrades to and is very happy with it. @NUTNDUN

Lowell, very nice job. Your lawn will actually be healthier and the ground will hold moisture better during the dry times in summer by mulching. I've been trying to do a better job of mulching down here in Texas to save from watering in the hot summer months. I'll bet it works great for you.

As far as multiple locomotives go, the RR uses the middle and back end engines to keep slack out of the long trains to help with accidental un-couples during transit according to a friend of mine who's a UP Engineer. The forward engines are actually not pulling the entire train.

Customer wanted a new water line run from they're place to they're son's new place. He can't afford to connect to the main yet, 4,500.00 to drop a meter in:mad:! So rented a new walk behind Ditch Witch trencher and got the trench cut in this morning at just over 400 feet. When he saves up enough...

@dh1 Doug, that not too far from you is it?

Glad you got it back together Chris. Be careful with the PTO belt being so close to the muffler. Those mufflers are made to fit between the front of the engine and the grill under the hood and exhaust on the flywheel side of the engine. Just an FYI buddy. @Cvans

Hey Doug, how long does it take to charge those batteries back up after you discharge them mowing with the solar panels? It a great idea.

I would also, it doesn't cost anything to offer a lower number.

It's only on if you use it.

Ever wonder why those green tractors always have to have added weights on their plows? I've plowed lots of different types of soil and never had to have weight on the plow if it was set up properly. Just asking.:thumbs:

You done good for sure. The weights, hitch and muffler shield are worth what you gave for the whole tractor!

Wow, that's great Shorty! Thank GOD it's over for y'all.

No sir, I s not a 4x4. Someone must have thought it was cool with it on the hood. If you can get the model number, we can tell what it actually is.