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I just grind it out and I keep all the springs for it and replace every 4 years anyway 😊

Seems like they caught on research experts words fare well and adieu to you dear Spanish ladies

Wasps have always fascinated me. Their nests hold every stage from eggs to adults. My friends from when we were kids incorrectly called me "Billy bee".

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I have several of these decks extra that I rebuilt and have ready to switch out, can’t afford to miss a job now 😢

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Can I use the muddy camera without downloading app or data plan Can I use it manually by just pulling SD card to read

Can I use these cameras manually without a data plan Just pulling SD card to get pictures

I’ve done the same thing it works!

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Random but I wonder if you got or rigged a metal mesh type covering that would got over the vac and into the ground to create a ring where they can fly up but not be able to swarm if that could be more helpful

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How much cost??❤

gets right to the point, you gotta pull the deck out , like it or not. Good video.

Just got done welding up my tank, Ive never seen somthing built for work be built so cheap, I'm building a quality one this winter with its parts. 25 ton my ass

I can't believe you do this

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What seemed odd to me is there appeared to be only worker cells. Apart from that it looks like an abandoned nest you might find later in the season after the frosts come. It could have just started earlier than usual and so finished up faster.

Dolichovespula arenaria nests are the first to die off. Typically these nests go from late April to mid-August to early September in Pennsylvania so it is normal for this nest to be nearly completed its cycle by now.

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Nice would have liked to see the nest, why didn’t you use dust?

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I bought the same splitter from T/S several years ago but mine was a Huskee before I brought it home 1 1/2 hour ride they started the spliter up and ran the engine and extended the ram to show it worked by the time I got home the engine was locked up tight called T/S they said bring it back for a replacement & it also needed hydrolic fluid but I have used it now for 5-6 years and split a lot of wood with no problem I did buy the catch table for the county line splitter and it bolted on no problem I wish i got it sooner I only paid $999.00 when I bought mine and worth every penny........

i've had this thing forever. it'm crying over it right now trying to get the axle off so i can replace the drive belt. are the wheels rusted on? is there a pin somewhere i can't find? who knows. i love this thing but i'm wasting a whole saturday on a belt change and it's making me damn sick over it.

The price is 25% more this year allready and expect it to increase more 😢😢😢

Dude, many thanks to your video, i copied exactly what you did and it worked well. Thk you, and subbed

so i bought this and admittedly it stayed in the box the first year. Took it out of the box, fired it up and was surging and running crapily immediately. After very few hours, oil was silver. Took it in for warranty work... Tractor Supply. The held onto it for some time and gave it back... ran it very few hours since and have silver oil again. Basically, this thing was a near complete waste of time and money IMO. I'm very disappointed in Cub Cadet and that engine was basically junk from the git. Tractor Supply prob changed the oil and sent it back to me.

Hey btw, dont let the pressure washer run too long without letting water run through it. Youll blow your pump to pieces unless you have a buffer tank.

I wish I had not bought my Countyline 25-ton splitter, but it's too late now and I guess I'm stuck with it. I HATE the design of the beam that the wedge slides on. My old splitter (a 40-year-old Yard Machine) had a beam with a simple flat surface, easy to wipe off and keep clean. The new Countyline has a (whatever you call it) groove that the wedge rides in -- a perfect trap to catch wood chips and splinters that needss constant cleaning (I finally had to set up my air compressor next to it so as to blow everything clean several times a work session.) Today I actually got a fat wood chip crammed in beside the wedge and had to get my pry bar to free it. Stupid stupid design.

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Why don't you put the splitter closer to the wood pile so you don't have to go fetch every piece?

I have a swisher old girl 22 inch cut. Works ok on flat ground. I use it to cut around my bee yards. MTD owns cub cadet. One thing i see on your cub is you adjust the high on it how high it cuts. You can't on my swisher. I worked on a few Dr trimers for peaple. They are nicer but you pay a lot more for them. I use the 155 line on mine. This square line last the best for me.

Water pressure blow out vs air pressure blow out in this case. Any comments to compare the 2 from anyone? Love to hear

Use grease on the flat behind the splitting wedge if you want. It's a low friction surface already though.

Dude, I enjoyed listening to your thoughts. I just bought one myself. That inlet hose is a suction rated hose. The clear hose is an asset. Enjoy the functionality that it offers. You will always be able to see the oil condition and if you have a low oil level starving the pump. There is no reason to let that hose bother you brother.

Just got home from TSC with mine. They had them in the upright position at the store. The manual and paperwork in the black tube are totally soaked with water and a soggy mess, definitely not water tight by any means :(

I bought one in December during a cold snap. Put gas in and engine would not start. Fuel line and carb bowl were full of water and frozen solid, gas tank had some in the very bottom also. Took pic of the frozen bowl and drained and cleaned system...fresh gas and started fine. Tractor supply manager got an ear full the next day, and he gave me the 70 dollar log rack for free for my trouble.

I've had this setup for several years and it works very well. Waiting for a warm/hot day is best as you will get wet and dirty. The addition of the vest allows for the extended wand to connect and relieves the strain on your back and arms. It's like holding onto a very long fishing pole. A good workout, but a great feeling when completed. Thanks for the video.