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Donkeys I wouldn't mind, people around here in Virginia are donating horses to poor farmers what can't afford to buy them .. we havce 13 donkeys and wouldn't mind another, but dang if I wants another horse.. LOL .. Mr Gale

Jes you guys don't let Gale catch ya talkin this stuff .. Or Ms Dicey, my bestest Mammoth Donkey .. Have Fun, Mr Gale

Kubota has a number of models that could compare, all are M series though. The L and B series are much smaller. Go to www.kubota.com and you can get all of the specs.

WATCH OUT....heating with a torch can change the tensile tempering of the piece you are heating. Heating and allowing to cool naturally will soften the metal it is in. if the studs are like the automotive type with the gear teeth that keep it in the support you might have a problem with it...

Those tires have about the WORST rolling resistance known to man, equaling an arab supporting MPG capacity on the truck..figure about one family per wheel, and you have got it. :shock: It will go OVER anything, but around nothing but an old Donkey pulling a wagon full of cow poop.... :D

With the leg length difference, I think you have it..the ligaments and tendons in that leg are all stretched out, but if he can pull them back together with his muscles strengthening, the ligaments on that joint can shorten to the correct length and you will have it...he may still be a slight...

Not sure, but it ain't too often that a snake bite will swell that much....and if tissue toxic it will start to slough off after a day or two, odd that it was only one side that swelled..I agree, you should have the vet do a necropsy to find out for sure what caused it. :?

Vetinarian is your best bet here..we could all be guessing for years and not get it, you mneed to physically evaluate the individual animal to really get a diagnosis. :cboy:

Have you tried consulting a vetinarian on this? Could be something like BVD damage, and he might be a carrier.. :cry:

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OMG !! I'm a BUTTERBEAN....that is really RUDE !! :banana: :oops: :oops:

need to go hook up the old lincoln and make a set....straightening a T post in the ground just sold me, I used to get an old logging chain and hook it to the post and the 3 pt hitch frame on the tractor....drive off till it looks straight, but with my eyes lately they usually look like someone...

gotta remember that these gates open both ways, not like me fergettin to put that in the first time.... :roll: :roll:

Thanks guys....the guy wire and turnbuckle sounds like just the thing....how do you attach it to the post, and eyehook and clamp? It souds like the best deal because it can be tightened as the gate wears....I am using 6x6 treated posts to hang the gates, sothe eyescrew should hold up. :D

Bama, theres one in every crowd, eh? :D :D :D I used to use a big old pipe wrench and a long pipe....busted a jaw or two in my day, but got the job done....anyone know where you can get those hickey bars? :wave:

I use crossbow, mixed real strong....kills ANYTHING with a woody stem, like briars and honeysuckle, but allows grass to stay....it is also back to inactive in about a week at most. Best to lay it on in the spring when stuff starts growing rapidly with an ounce of dishwashing soap per 5 gallons...

you can try a big piece of this stuff they call cattle carpet, put it down and cover it with a few inches of crusher run....water, pee and liquid go right through the carpet stuff, but you still have the poo to worry about. Seen the stuff used on runways at BIG daries where the cows were knee...

Question Guys....I use a through lock that holds the gate up when it is closed that works real good, but what can I do to hold the weight up of the gate when it is open? I keep putting cinderblocks or big honkin rocks on both sides to hold the weight up, but that is a real PITA cause :help: I...

Traded in my old style engine NH 4630 4wd for a big honkin Kubota M 9000....I'm glad every time I start that sucker....starts, runs, stops and steers with about anything I want on the back and I ain't broke it yet....unlike the New Holland..lot of stuff that is real hard to get at on that one...

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