I've had 2 of the M18 units. First one was fine but I replaced it because you can step up to a quick-lok model that allows you to run a pole saw,...
I've got lots of rocks but it's not rocky soil, if that makes sense. I'm pretty sure the subsoiler idea is gonna work. I'll report back in a few...
You don't believe me? Sunbelt shows a micro-backhoe is $538 per day once added to cart. Assuming only 2 days for a weekend that's $1076 plus an...
I'm well over a thousand dollars to rent a backhoe for the weekend in this area. I can buy 5 subsoilers before that starts to make sense...
I've been looking at the agrisupply ones: [IMG] I literally only need it to work for a couple days and it pays for itself.
Yeah the subsoiler I was looking at has a pipe layer attachment which I was planning to get. your link looks just as good too. How do those work...
I've actually priced out renting a trencher and in this area it's closer to $400-$500 for a weekend. Then add an hour+ drive each way to the...
I have a few low voltage and water lines to bury. The water line is for summer use only to a garden and will be drained in the fall.
I like the subsoiler because it looks like it would cut a nice clean trench. the middle buster looks like it would cut wide and shallow.
I can get a subsoiler for $200 and change. The plow appears to be around 5x that price.
37HP idk. 8 inches?
Been looking at these. I think I can do a lot with this. Trenching, ditch digging, etc. General ground editing. How well do these work? I have a...
I think this might depend on saw a little bit. My electric saw gets pinched constantly because of the kerf but my gas saw doesn't have the same...
The idea is you do most of the cutting with a normal saw and then finish the job with the pole saw at a safe distance.
Today's mini project was a leaning redcedar, around 12" diameter. Had a mulcher come out but he left a bunch of stragglers. I suspect he's got...
Argh. Ran a few more test cuts, tensioned the chain as it broke in. Tensioner chowdered itself out again.
I had this thought in my head. If its in a mill who cares. I guess I'd still rather it work as a normal saw but it might not be a huge deal.
Update. Saw is non-returnable (doh!) so I guess that is out. Anyway, I got a replacement (knockoff) tensioner in and this one seems to work. I...
[IMG] It's a thing. If you think about it, these things have 20+ HP and stout frames. I did try to start my zt to move it last week and during...
Alright. Still marinating on what to do. I have till the end of the month to return the clone saw. Assuming I decide to keep it and shotgun parts...
