Hey, in western Ma , have my dads ingrosoll for sale, lawn mower deck, snow blower with man cover hood, chipper, and rotortiller.

Well done guys. Steiner and ventrac are not super common over here. I got the pleasure of seeing one that was made right around the changeover and I don't even remember what brand it was. Very distinct setup. The owner was extremely happy with it. He had bought it new, had a few implements for it, and no plans of selling it.

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I am in the splitter shipping process and came across another channel where he has created some tapped and zirked bolts for the carrier rollers under the deck and I think one for the roller on the top of the deck. I think you can buy them from him or send your parts and he will machine them. You might want to check that out. I think if I decide to buy a SS I will go that route right out of the gate to make sure the lubrication issue is handled.

My favorite, burns hot and long. You need a established fire before you load up your fireplace or stove.

Awesome as always guys.

This was a great video, thanks. These brands are well known over here. The Ransoms factory was only about 30 miles away from where we live. We have a tow along Steiner sweeper which is green and badged as Ransoms, it is great quality and we have done a couple of videos using it

I would like to have one of either. I think they would work great in my hilly rough timber. Although not a garden tractor, I also would be partial to a Goldoni type tractor.

Forgot to say. Thanks for the video. Good to see some more garden tractor videos. Happy New year guys.

Heard of both Steiner and Ventrac.

That was a lot of hard work, but u solved a huge problem. Well done.

Pine Sap is a Highly flammable substance!!! It's common knowledge they make TURPENTINE out of distilled Pine Sap! It was/is a huge industry anywhere there was Pine. (esp. in the South and Wisconsin). You can literally use Pine Sap to start a fire and Native Americans kept balls of it for that purpose. Pine Needles are highly flammable because they have the same compounds. (I can't believe you deal w wood?) No, Maple doesn't have these compounds so we make Maple syrup out of it. Not all trees are equal which is why the wood and saps have different purposes. You have to dry pine a long time is the downside.

I personally love my old garden tractors I got an allis 410 I put a 17hp opposed twin in it’s an all around work horse my newest of my 7 I believe is 1980s

Happy New Year! Great advice, thanks. I am only 17 so I am only just starting out in the wider world

Does the impact driver have a graduated acceleration on its switch.?

Everyone had a heavy garden tractor back in the day. Even MTD made tough machines. Most of them old garden tractors by today’s standards would be considered sub-compact tractors.

I don't have a Harbor Freight store in my state. Unfortunately.

I love my Kioti and plan on doing a 700 hour review video. Just curious what your experience has been with your tractor?

That's a nice toy! I have a Jacobson 53500 HD, pretty similar.

I have 2 monster mauls, one was my grandpas and has the old solid handle and the other was dads with a rubber cushion between the handle and the pipe thats welded to the head. grandpas is older and lighter and thats what I split all my wood with. most big pieces I rip part way with a saw then split them, this is the best way for tough wood like elm. its faster than dragging out a splitter and trying to get the honda engine running then rolling every piece to the splitter. some day i might try a fiskars if I have the extra cash to buy one

Would be good with the blower or string trimmer.

Great fix and information, thanks. Washing machines over here mainly now only come with a cold feed

Anyone of these is a great GT. My pick is the 445/55 for the balance of size, easier to get implements that the 420/30 which were attachment specific.

The convenience of these battery tools is just so hard to get over. I currently have a small trim project im working on, and so far ive been lugging my 21 gallon air compressor from the garage to the other side of the house. With the current $80 deal going on right now at HF, im kicking myself for not jumping on this little brad nailer sooner...

I had the same problem with my Maytag washer a few months ago. There was no error code, but it was filling up so slowly that the washer would turn off, thinking it wasn’t getting water. The cold water side was completely blocked. I was told that the cold side is usually the problem because most of the sediment from the hot water side ends up in the water heater.

The trick is in the opening where the rocks are dumped into the machine. If it is open the rock can flop around on top instead of going straight down and into it.

How much per hour for the grinder? 600.00

Because we have well water, I just had to pull my detergent/softener drawer out and clean out the inlet to it because it was clogged with minerals. I had cleaned the screens on the back, etc. but still kept getting the code. This solved the issue. Thank you.

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In 1990 we used the old Makita tube batteries lol

All your ideas are wonderful, but none of them will get my EPA stove to start without smoking us out. The problem is, I can not get my chimney to warm up and draft at all. It is an outside chimney, but I have carefully insulated it with rock wool. It is close to 40 feet high, and once the stove is started it drafts great, but to get it going is impossible when it's really cold, and that is when we need it most. We're doing everything right, but we're frustrated that nobody is talking about contraptions to warm up those cold chimneys.

I sale cones as fire starter, they burn easily 😊

Great news as of December 2024, Case Ingersoll Parts LLC has announced on their Facebook page that they purchased the Ingersoll Garden Tractor Company and have just completed moving everything to their location in Michigan. Their plans are to once again produce an Ingersoll Garden Tractor once again in the near future.

They both hold their giant travel mugs like props...

I have this Bauer Unit. It can't even run the LED Star on my Table Top Christmas tree. On mine, the red light does not come on, but it keeps shutting down with star plugged in to 120v outlet. The Star does not draw anywhere near the 150 watt rating of the 120v Receptacle. Mine is pretty much worthless.

It's a frickin shame there's on Harbor Freight store in my state.

where did you get those wheels? did you start with a premade cart and then modify it or did you make it completely from scratch? could you post some dimensions and where to get some of those materials so it can be reproduced?

Kool, thanks for the video. Yep I got my tools in 3 different toolbags & I never seen to grab the right one with tools I need. With this I can have 4, with almost 1 tool of each & screws, nails in one place.

Took me a couple months to get to it but today I posted a video of our own setup.

As I understand it, here in the Northeasr the tradition of demanding hard woods is really an economic one. Almost all wood produces the same amount of BTUs/ pound. But wood is sold by volume, so we demand the denser wood. If wood was sold by weight we would likely be agnostic on the issue.

with access to your own trees and building on your property that price point will save a ton of money vs buying lumber.

Thats a big one!!! Great video. Subbed

Great job sir

i would say the 318 are awesome i have two of them but would to buy a 420 loved ur video

318/420 are practically the same when it comes to maintenance. Shitty onans. 332 all day

Sometimes it seems like every problem has a solution and every solution has a problem.......

Do they deliver to Alaska