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Looking for this bearing 6204-2rld c3. Peer brand comes up...any recommendations?

 

You going to put a bush hog on the back for mowing that field next you?

 

Sure am


These guys aren’t cutting it

 

I had to do a double take on the goat in the back, I thought that's a cool hair pattern then realized it's the fence shadow

 

Peer is an OK budget brand, good enough for a mower deck.

If you are putting it in something important get a brand off this list:

https://www.aubearing.com/top-10-bearing-manufacturers-you-should-know/

Spoiler: Most of the brands are from Japan - in my experience they are the best.

 

In our area goats are spoiled. They get really picky about their eating if you don't stake them out on a spinner. If you put them on a spinner? They will make crop circles down to the dirt. Then just move it over & do again.

Free rangers? They only eat what you don't want them to.

 

So - goats vs wethers. I think i'd like sheep; but I don't want to deal with ewes-in-season, at least I think I do not. Goats are neat, especially when small, but I don't want to fence around every tree near/within their pen.

Leaning towards wethers beacuse they look like 'just sheep' and won't eat my trees.

 

The goats are much worse for land management than sheep’s. My neighbors all have sheep and they eat everything.

my goats will eat the trees and everything on the other side of the fence. Like if I branch is within reach lol. They are definitely destructive but they are awesome

also have these guys roaming around lol

 

Man those dogs are ugly.

 

Got these and another...after a goose chase in town. After i called and went to place i bought my mower from, they said they had spindles...but didnt then he only had 4 bearings not 6, and no blades pretty much waste of time going in there.

@Delta09 and anyone else fyi the craftsman "S" style blade fits cub cadet.

 

Makes sense as they're made by MTD, which ironically is one of the last few USA makers

 

Thinking I should find the manual to my model Kubota and do some maintenance this year. Got a great deal from my father in law and it’s got roughly 650 hours, I suspect it’s well overdue for some general maintenance though. Everyone using paper/physical manuals to work off or online versions? This is for a Kubota B7610

 

Depends on what you can get, I have paper manuals for most of my stuff but it's nice to print specific stuff from online if you can

 

https://kubotabooks.com/homepage/ look here and then get this
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...AQFnoECBoQAQ&usg=AOvVaw32XaB2tPQnsfZpOqtNS_mN

As @six5crèéd said I too have paper manuals for my stuff too, but I do print off specific parts for carrying out to the shop so I don't mess up the manual either.

 

Just saw these, they would come in handy.

$42 Chain Locker Original Chainsaw Chain Storage - Portable Universal Chain Saw Holder Case Organizer Box For 6”, 8”, 10”, 12”, 14”, 16”, 18” and 20” Inch Blade Chains, Made in USA - Orange Case

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09R7ZMTGB

 

What am I gonna do with all the nails I'm using now?

Seems like something I would never need.

 

I've got mine in boxes hanging on peg board, I would need too many storage cases.

I can see where they would be useful carrying them in the woods if you need to change a chain though to keep them from getting that loop in them.

 

Anyone pick up a PTO-tiller, only to think they'd have been better off with a hand-held/walk-behind type? I have about 20x10 garden space - and I wouldn't use a smaller/walk behind for much of anything but. A 3pt tiller would be used to turn over soil in non-gardening places from time to time, so i'd use it more...but $1500 minimum? I dunno...

 

I always thought I'd want one but never have bought one. I have a small Troy-Bilt walk behind, it does okay for what I need it for.

 

Something else I didn't know existed and now I need. Thanks Tacoma World