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Used Sunlight sales posted:I deduced the transmission combo on my Pete, it's an Fuller super 10 with a single over Brownie 4 speed. I can't seem to find any published shift order or the gear ratios, can anyone help? You sure it's a super 10? Anyway it sounds like it is someone's lego build, which is cool. My guess is you only use the brownie for starting heavy and then stick it in direct until you are in the big hole then put it in OD.  Might give you an idea, but I'd be careful as you could have doubled up gear ratios somewhere.
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Used Sunlight sales posted:The last time I drive it is when I made the shifting video. I think I ran up the low side in second on the brownie, got to the high hole and went to direct before I ran the high side. I'm just wondering if I am splitting the top two holes right. If it's not a super ten, it's still a ten speed that is a poo poo load easiser to stir around than the Rockwell RM 10 that's in my dad's Freightliner. So do you shift it like a 5 speed with a 2 speed rear end? The main box. Because that's what a super 10 shifts like, or do you dogleg into 6th only splitting the main box once before you go on the high side?  I'm guessing it might feel more like this: 
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May 19, 2013 17:27
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Also, do you grow your own hay? I saw a roll bale in a video and was wondering if you grew hay to feed my hamburgers? I know some ranchers do, and I was wonder if you did, what watering system you used.
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May 19, 2013 18:22
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InitialDave posted:Even leaving aside the inheritance tax situation, which I think is plain wrong anywhere (taxation on what someone accumulated "net" over a lifetime, when they were already paying tax on their income? Yeah, piss off. The UK threshold is ridiculously low, too, about half a million dollars), I get a lot of what you're saying about the way the environment, and agriculture specifically, is regarded. I have a decent rant myself on the subject of people who've never been outside a city wanting the whole countryside to be some kind of quaint theme park for their own amusement, rather than a working environment. It's like the people who say that if we stopped using cattle lands and grew crops on them, we could feed the Earth nothing but green herbs and spices. But they completely forget that you can't grow on every inch of land that a cow can graze off of. Simplest thing to do is to Googlemap 95% of northern Nevada, South East Oregon, and Southern Idaho, toss in some Utah and understand that's all cattle land*. In order to change that over to growing crops, you would have to do such a massive earthmoving project it would be insane. As much as I would love to watch Extreme Farming and love to see the Combine Hill Climb Events, it's not a good use for the area. Plus the people who go and visit the area tend to be dumb and they are found the next spring after going down a road with a sign that says "here be monsters" blinding following their GPS in their 40 foot Winnebago on a seasonal road. *Yes, they also farm poo poo here as well. And many farmers also run cattle over their fields after they are picked for the cow to eat and poo poo on.
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May 20, 2013 22:09
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Fo3 posted:Is that some type of mushroom? http://youtu.be/TDpt9iicEow Looks safe to me. Just have some B12 and orange slices on standby.
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May 21, 2013 17:53
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Hey before I forget, again, be careful if you get a wild hair up your rear end and want more power out of that Cummins in your big truck. Don't just go hog-poo poo wild and pump the fuel pressure way up, you'll eat the camshaft that way some old timers say.
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May 30, 2013 15:03
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Used Sunlight sales posted:
I see those guys all the time. Fucker must have got lost and ended up down there. Not every day you get Royalty down there is it? Strange thing is they aren't an Idaho Company.
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Used Sunlight sales posted:Funny story. Spring 2012 pop and I went about an hour away with our machines to help a friend clean out his sump ponds for irrigation. Three day job, we got finished up and paid off, as we were heading out a seismic crew that was working in the area had decided to park two of their trucks right in the middle of our trailers and fuel trailer. Reminds me of the story a old boss of mine told me, he was working well off road putting in washouts and poo poo in the woods, and hiked out of the site to find that a Forest Service Ranger had pulled up to the rear of his truck and then the ranger used his winch cable to tie himself to the back of the work truck. I guess the ranger thought he was poaching or something, not too sure. Anyway, bossman waited 5 minutes, got bored, fired up the cutting torch and cut the frame rails off the front of the ranger's truck and took the whole bumper and winch with him. Needless to say it went to court, the ranger was told never to loving do that again, and my boss was told next him just to cut the cable.
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Aug 28, 2013 16:54
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What kind of Hobart is that anyway? Yeah I've seen some fires get out of control pretty bad before. Between pissing matches from who owns what land, and what you can and can't do on rez soil, some streams got ash choked right before the rainy season, gently caress, 15+ years ago? Not sure what was left in those streams but the ash leeched out enough crap because nobody was allowed to do a controlled burn I think the fishies still haven't returned.
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Feb 10, 2014 05:45
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Used Sunlight sales posted:So here's a little video I shot this morning. http://youtu.be/4IE1tqzBdkY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZ-uV72pQKI I don't know about you, but I'd start checking for Oompa Loompas
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Jun 26, 2014 21:23
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Used Sunlight sales posted:Real Cowboy poo poo. Wait, you don't have to shove the tube down their nose anymore? gently caress wasn't that how you used to have to deworm them?
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Jul 9, 2014 05:41
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Used Sunlight sales posted:In other news I got my drone and have been playing with it, it's frickin amazing what it can do. I don't think your cows are fond of your drone. "Great, our human has found another way to annoy us!"
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