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7	Re: Pics	Just For Fun Off Topic	Wildman1	12-07 00:00:00 10:06 PM
104	Re: guns for self defense	Current Events	Wildman1	08-16 00:00:00 01:42 AM
10	Re: Shrimping this wk-end	Just For Fun Off Topic	Wildman1	07-26 00:00:00 09:34 PM
6	Re: 14 2 quot x14 2 quot block	Just For Fun Off Topic	Wildman1	07-09 00:00:00 03:16 AM
22	Re: Mosquito Traps	Just For Fun Off Topic	Wildman1	06-29 00:00:00 02:06 AM
33	Re: guns and doctors urgent	Just For Fun Off Topic	Wildman1	06-23 00:00:00 02:47 AM
4	Re: Skeet	Just For Fun Off Topic	Wildman1	06-10 00:00:00 01:25 AM
42	Re: Motorcycles	Just For Fun Off Topic	Wildman1	05-06 00:00:00 01:44 PM
39	Re: Flying	Just For Fun Off Topic	Wildman1	04-11 00:00:00 02:12 AM
5	Re: Seat time	Just For Fun Off Topic	Wildman1	04-11 00:00:00 01:37 AM
14	Re: Diesel Light Aircraft Engines	Website Operations Howto	Wildman1	03-31 00:00:00 03:04 AM
8	Re: From Dodge to Toyota and back	Dodge Pickup Trucks	Wildman1	03-24 00:00:00 01:33 AM
12	Re: Hit and run JERKS	Current Events	Wildman1	03-18 00:00:00 03:16 AM
2	$I got in some quality seat time yesterday digging out a buddy's JD455 FEL that got buried in 100mph windstorm snow drifts. When he described where it was and how the snow was like concrete I just sorta figured he was over dramatizing it. WRONG!!<br> <br> 6' high and the FEL was a good 30' into the drift..and it WAS hard as a rock..almost.<br> <br> I tried every technique I could dream up and what worked the best was curling the bucket down vertical, dropping the bucket 'til the front started to come off the ground, backing away and shaving slabs off, then loadering them out. The key was the toothbar. The bar sometimes had to be dropped several times while moving the bucket sideways a little at a time before the snow fractured. A toothless bucket would NOT have worked...I'm sold on dentures.<br> <br> So, 2+ hours and I finally got it out. I will admit that early on I began having grave doubts that this was gonna work. I had forgot just how hard a drift can be. <br> <br> My bud treated us to a fine steak dinner afterwards.<br> <br> Towing the Deere on wet roads (35f) got the Green Dragon dirty..so I had to wash & wax her upon my return...but that's another issue on the tractor waxing thread.<br> <br> And..probably another thread deals with this, but..we watched the tractor pulling contests in Indiana tonight. Hmmm..I'd need 30:1 compression, dual turbochargers, a gear change......and a CUT class to race in. (The Green won the super farm class)$ Re: Toothbar vs snowdrift	Website Operations Howto	Wildman1	03-15 02:44:45 02:44 AM
9	Re: weather people and storms	Website Operations Howto	Wildman1	03-13 00:00:00 03:40 AM
6	Re: Almost tractor time	Just For Fun Off Topic	Wildman1	03-03 00:00:00 02:13 AM
21	Re: Radar Mast	Website Operations Howto	Wildman1	03-01 00:00:00 02:47 AM
19	Re: Suds	Just For Fun Off Topic	Wildman1	02-27 00:00:00 02:36 AM
40	Re: Wood vs Coal	Just For Fun Off Topic	Wildman1	02-23 00:00:00 03:28 AM

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