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Good topic,just what I needed.

Why not get the Saiga in 7.62x39 ? It would be a better caliber for a ranch rifle. If you want a .223 get an AR.

The U.S. exported more gasoline, diesel and other fuels than it imported in 2011 for the first time since 1949, the Energy Department said today. Shipments abroad of petroleum products exceeded imports by 439,000 barrels a day, the department said in the Petroleum Supply Monthly report. In...

Chrisy, That isn't a joke, its more a fact.

Chrisy, You still have the right to vote there don't you?

I remember those times as well. A working class job paid decent wages in those days.

1949 Ford 2 door, V8 3 spd. $125.00 in 1957

slaughter bulls must be good eating, just look at the difference in price. This is from the Arkansas current week auction report. Slaughter Cows: %Lean Weight Average Dress High Dress Low Dress Breakers 75-80% 1000-1500 54.00-60.00 60.00-70.00 48.00-54.00 Boners...

The debt limit was raised SEVEN times from 2002 thru 2008. but times were good then so I been told.

Good one.

Where are You located?

I use the plastic drums as well, but I just cut them in half length wise and don't fasten them together. It keeps the cows more spread out, and they are easy to move. Plus it's easier to dump the rain water out of them.

White Oak will last a lot longer then Red oak or Pine on a trailer floor.

It looks to me like you need a good 684, this one might make a parts tractor. I have two good 684's and one parts tractor, the 684's are good tractors.

If there were no guns people would find other means of killing, and there would be no way to defend ones self. I would say that in Afghanistan and Iraq more people have been killed or maimed by bombs and IED'S than guns

I have a IH 684, it has the same transmission. The clutch started slipping the same way you described yours. When you have the clutch replaced be sure and get a heavy duty one. They make a standard duty and a heavy duty replacements. From experience the standard one don't last.

:oops: :oops: Yes you are correct, my math was way more than a little off.

I would say you are way more over loaded with your 1 ton then I am with my 3/4 ton. Those must be very small rolls, In order to get 14 on a 32 foot they have to be compressed to less than 2.3 feet diameter. The ones that I am hauling are tight full 5 foot rolls.