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    Utilizing Rear SCV's For The First Time

    Interesting. So instead of 2 levers that go forward and backward, you have a single joystick that can go front/back or left/right. Plug your 2 hoses into yellow and red (or silver, manual has a typo), and push the lever left/right.
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    Utilizing Rear SCV's For The First Time

    Don’t know if yours are the same as mine, but the rear remotes on my Kubota also have no collar. I simply pull hard and they come out. They’re designed to pull out in case your implement is disconnected and you pull forward with the hoses still attached. I can also put a 7/8” wrench on the flat...
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    Utilizing Rear SCV's For The First Time

    SCVs are usually operated with a bi-directional lever, not a switch. Pull back and the hydraulic cylinder extends. Push forward and the cylinder shortens. The lever returns to the center position when you let go.
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    Utilizing Rear SCV's For The First Time

    You say 4. I’m guessing you mean 4 connections, meaning 2 valves. You should have 2 little levers side by side, typically on the right side of the seat. I would be surprised if what they installed is operated with any of your loader controls.
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    Building a coyote & hog black rifle...

    My situation has me never spending nighttime near my hunting property. Hopefully that changes soon with some infrastructure improvements.
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    Building a coyote & hog black rifle...

    I realize they are a tool, but I’d feel bad putting one of those ugly things on one of my rifles. Maybe that’s what Savages are for. ;)
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    Building a coyote & hog black rifle...

    May be a good excuse to have some work done go AI.
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    Building a coyote & hog black rifle...

    Between introducing me to OTB suppressors and now these TMKs, this board is about to cost me some money and time. What rifle(s) are you shooting the 77s in. Think a 1:9 twist will work? I have matching Kimber Montanas in 308 and 223. I’d love to hunt with the 223. I think mag and throat lengths...
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    CWD Follow-Up

    Have you got examples?
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    Random ramblings

    I like Wilson and I make some of his beaver dam analogs. But it’s pissing in the wind in this dirt.
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    Random ramblings

    If you spend all your free time in the loess hills of SW MS and have an observant eye, you get to see how quickly water can affect a landscape. Big wide beautiful eons-old hardwood bottom with a canyon in the middle. Walk upstream and the canyon turns into a ditch, then peters out to a 2’...
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    Random ramblings

    Bruh. Water is headed for an enormous problem. Aquifer regeneration is becoming an issue, but there’s about as much research in that space as CWD. I don’t know when, but our speed boating water to the Gulf will not be without major consequences.
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    CWD conversations that are worth the time to watch

    When my kids get sick, I don’t move out of the house. I also don’t recycle their Kleenex. Pathogens spread via many vectors, much much more efficiently in some than others.
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    CWD conversations that are worth the time to watch

    On the bright side, you should be looking at the best deer hunting of your life in a couple years. What have land values done thru this ordeal?
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    CWD conversations that are worth the time to watch

    There’s no doubt that it is work. -And hunters are getting lazier, more dependent on instant gratification -lots don’t even clean their own deer… which becomes a problem when CWD is in the news. it discourages harvest People have gotten so caught up in killing a big deer to put on IG that they...
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