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I'm looking at buying a new aluminum stock trailer, and it has the 2'' air gap down the side above the fender wells. You can close the gap with plexiglass in the winter. I'm just curious if anybody has this option and what their thoughts are of the gap. I'm seeing a few of them on the road but...

Thanks for sharing Soap I enjoyed that.

I grew up pushing hay with a truck sweep to a beaverslide stacker, it sure was a lot of fun. If only a fella could just go back and relive the simpler years of one's life.

I'm sure it will work, we put clover seed in our mineral.

Thanks for the replies guys. I think I'm going to try some of the copper naphthenate post's and buy some more creosote. I pulled every steel post I could find on this place and took them to a consignment auction a year ago. I'd rather take a whoopin from Bernie Sanders then use a T post :wink:

I've always used creosote post and been pretty happy with their performance. However the prices I'm seeing are getting ridiculous, I know I should just try to find some Hedge post, but I'm curious what others are using. A fella around here is selling green treat posts from the Black Hills SD...

Like others have said they all have their quirks and everybody has an opinion. I bought a 99 F250 V10 in October, with 150,000 miles and I absolutely love it, gave 6500 for it and built a flatbed with hydraulic spikes and feed cow's with it all winter. It saved a lot of wear and tear on a...

Yep ol Charlie lives about 30 miles north of me, they call him chicken hawk around here. Sure is a small world!

I haven't heard this one before burnt thanks for sharing!

It's tough starting from scratch, I bought some land first and then bought the cows. I've bought em at $1,000 and $2,000, all with a lot of borrowed money, but things have come together well. It does seem to take a long time but as Denny said you have to be in it for the long haul. If a fella...

I agree it's a load of crap that they are trying to dump at just the right time.

I know what he said was horrible, but you can't tell me that you never heard a bunch of teenage boy's or dirty old men make comments like that amongst themselves. I work with 15 guys every day and hear crap like this for 2 of the 8 working hours of the day.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpBU3NBcIr4

Nicky, I built one with my brother last spring in my shop. The main frame is built out of 2 3/8 drill stem and 2 7/8 runners, it is fully adjustable using greasable bushings. He wanted only the bottom portion sheeted so you could give shots through the alley and didn't need a cat walk. It's the...

I think you'll like it just fine, I know mine has been real handy.

My bales average 16 to 1650lbs and the unit would easily pick up a ton. It won't lift high enough to fill a bale feeder. I set the bale on the ground and unroll it with the grill guard.

I have one of these on my flatbed. http://washburncompany.com/bale%20hay%20spear%20pickup%207.JPG I feed cows with it every day in the winter for a couple years and have been very happy with it. It might not be as handy as what you are looking at but it's probably a little cheaper, I gave 1100...

My 91 needs the front end rebuilt its probably not a big deal its got less than 120k, but I'd like to get into a Superduty I just think they are pretty hard to beat. I don't care about mileage but I'd guess I get 8 at best. I would think the V-10 would do a little better and pull harder.

I'd like to upgrade the ranch pickup from a 91 f250 with a 460 to a V-10 99-05 f250. If I remember right don't some of you guy's have one? I love the super dutys I've got an 01 7.3 with 114k but it's too nice to convert to a beater. The REA that I work for had 2 that were in F450's and they were...

But it's damn funny!!!