They didn’t come from Germany. The family never ever lived in Germany. They are from Yugoslavia. How do I know this? Because I’m the youngest kid in the family.
What hydraulic motor did you use (specifically) gpm-and the hp and flow rate from your Skidsteer? I’m building one for my case Skidsteer and surplus center claims they don’t have anything I can use? Please help 😂😂🤙🏼
Nice shop, I've read some comments and didn't see my thought. Did the old guy see shop after it was completed? That would have made this story have a happy ending.
Same story here. Deb and I met Dec 6 1980. Engaged 3 months later and married in August. That was 41 years ago. Secret? God first, then wake up each morning with the goal of making your spouse have a good day. Each of you do that, not just one of you, and it’s easy.
these motors have alot of torque by themselves , was wondering if i truly need the gearbox, iam thinking on doing a direct drive setup for my tractor, i have several of these motors at my disposal. whutcha think?
I feel the same way. I'm going to build one for my sub kompakt traktor with 3rd funktion. It is all hydro statik. I figure i would be a ke to kontrol the speed with my throttle.
I’m sure this was lots of hard work, however I’m impressed with your re-engineering the trusses to compensate both for damaged spots and to build in extra strength. I’m very impressed with your work. Well done
I love gators. But it will be a cold day and you know what when I buy another John Deere product. Until there comes a time where they back our right to repair vehicles that we own, they won't get any of my money.
To build mine has cost me $942 with a 6” auger, or $1102 including a 9” auger as well. But since I have a mini-skid steer, I had to spend an additional $250 on a motor that had enough torque to run on 11.2 gpm and wouldn’t stall on big rocks. The motor mounted on the gearbox produces about 850ft-lb torque at 1200 psi and about 1270ft-lb at max pressure and flow. It’s worth the extra cost to have the peace of mind knowing that it will work with my setup.
Yeah, it would be crazy expensive. Not sure what land prices are like in ND, but could buy a fair chunk of land for that where I’m from. Always tough spending on buildings or machinery when the money could be going towards expanding a farms land base.
@@JT-gi8rx land just sold for 5100/acre around me. But right now it's too many doctors and such buying up the land as investment vrs looking into crop ROI.
@@allenbraun8759 it’s about $1600-$2000 an acre here in Saskatchewan, but our province only has a million people and half of that is in 2 cities. We also have restrictions on foreign buyers, it’s heavily limited as to how many acres someone from outside the province can buy. Our land rent is only $50-$60 an acre in our area as well, so not a crazy good ROI. Land’s never a bad investment, though, you can make profit from it and it steadily appreciates. Hoping this next year is a good one, it will be a game changer if canola prices stay over $18/bushel for us.
I'm poor man . But my idea recommend to you all that if you have much money which you should invest your money for farm business. That idea could make you happy, naturally closing, honest profit, great business and job in this earth . Nowadays people who know choosing what are good kind things for their health. One of them is vegetables and fruits.
Good on her, like she said why shouldn't women operate farms, allot of farms rely on wives to look after books and financials so literally they're doing the hardest part already.
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