Recent content by Foggy47

We should talk. I can take pics of what I got. Everything is the best. I competed in several regional shoots, and at the Super Shoot a few times with this gear. Finished in the "middle" as I was not good at reading the wind. Was helpful to me to know the way this game was played and...

A little research: AI Overview Hydraulic flail mower flow rates vary significantly by size and power, typically ranging from 15-25 GPM for smaller, standard-flow models to 25-45+ GPM for larger, high-flow units, needing pressures often around 3000-4200 PSI, with exact needs depending on the...

If you have a back hoe....oftentimes they are equipped with 'power beyond" for a high flow hydraulic system. I am not sure if you would still have enough, but I am not knowledgeable enough to say with any degree of certainty. I would look up your model on "Tractor Data" and see if they...

No way. You would need a far higher flow.....unless you have a PTO Pump or perhaps (?) power beyond (like used with a backhoe). But let SD know, he may mount it on his ATV. (huge grin, I ain't ever going to forget that one.)

last week I hung my McCarthy jersey on my patio by the golf course. No takers. lol

Well, the Vikings are finally playing offense. Maybe designing for JJ Mc is working? Not sure some of the players like that plan....but the offense is effective. Get's the D some rest too!

I got a 6PPC with a tight neck for sale. I think it is .274". It's a SS Stolle Panda with fluted bolt, switch bbl affair, 2 oz Jewell Trigger, Jewel Rings, glue-in McMillan, candy apple red stock, smithed by Dan Dowling, yadda yadda. Right Bolt / Right Port. Can shoot groups in the "0's"...

I think the resounding answer is......buy your "small" seeds from one of the better seed houses said above......and buy Rye, Oats, Wheat, corn and beans, and other large volume seeds from a local source to reduce shipping costs. Lots of good local sources for seeds.....if you do a little...

What is the "overdressed" you speak of? Can't say I ever overdressed in OZ.....oh maybe that time I wore long pants instead of shorts? (FORE!!)

I think I was knife buyer #1. As the Virginia Slim's adds used to say: "you've come a long way baby". Grin. Kudo's Mike.

I never have had a positive ID on the "grass" in my swamp here. I've been calling it grass.....but I truthfully do not know. EDIT: Just did a google search to help ID what I got here....and had forgotten this saying: “Sedges have edges, rushes are round, grasses have nodes from the top...

With rooted willows like this.....dont you have an issue with the roots folding when planted? I could do this same idea in other places.....only do not know if I dare take my tractor into the swamp. Risky.

I gotta wonder if I wont "get by" with planting those cuttings just an inch or two higher than where the sand meets the swamp grass. If they grow as fast as said......I get a free head start this year on weed free area to plant. Maybe hit the edge with glyphosate prior to planting too...

Looks like a good source and price ($1.10 each)....but they pretty short at 12". Is that enough? I think I can plant them at the waterline.....so I suppose it is enough. (I answered my own question. grin). Tubes required? I may tube those nearest the shoreline and leave them...

Treason? Military Coup? Organized plan for civil war? New Impeachment groundwork? Prosecute these idiots!