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I’m going from memory so likely going to butcher the facts- they moved cape Hatteras lighthouse inland 2900 feet. I think the rams could push 5 feet before needing to be reset. Neat piece of history, not so much fun walking up the stairs to the top of it

And it’s only been 2-4 generations to get from being homesteaders to city folk No politics

https://www.oregonproducts.com/en/saw-chain%2c-guide-bar-and-sprockets/drive-systems/c/01_04 “Most” were made by Oregon, you’ll need a dealer that still has microfiche to look up parts. Otherwise you might need to measure the ID and OD and match up a new one If you can get away from the spur...

That type of story is preventing me from moving west, however there has to be better alternatives

My single axle shop trailer has a 6000 pound axle, it’s ex-military :D

I haven’t set one up- but Canada Post has a way for the buyer to make a shippping label, that can be emailed to the seller. Seller prints it off and takes the label to the post office with the package Works great to leave the seller anonymous

90% of the machines I move get picked with a forklift The other 10% are usually specialized machines with centre lifting lugs I think Janger had an equipment moving thread, and I asked the difference between rigging from above or moving with forks, nobody had a good answer, but I could be...

I used my little shop loader to yank my 5th wheel yesterday. It doesn’t have one functioning brake on it, parking or stopping, nothing. No lights, no seatbelt, the seat isn’t bolted down, no horn, just most of a slow moving vehicle sign. You can run the loader standing beside it, no seat...

5 posts in and it went sideways :D

There’s a lot of strong women who married guys on this forum My opinion is the guys got lucky, and I’ve been blessed to meet some of them. Guys and gals alike Been a fun journey