Comments for Farm Box Dot Com -->> No Bull Info http://www.farmbox.com Your home on the web for farm and ranch tips and No Bull info. Sat, 16 Jan 2010 13:19:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 Comment on Best Wireless Range Extender by BobWms http://www.farmbox.com/shop/cellphonefringe/best-wireless-range-extender/comment-page-1#comment-3399 BobWms Sat, 16 Jan 2010 13:19:18 +0000 http://www.farmbox.com/?p=95#comment-3399 Jerry, I don't have near enough information to answer a question like that. I don't know what carriers you're using nor how big your house is. Best guess is somewhere between $300 and $1,000. Why don't you go to either of those links in the story and figure it out? I've done business with both of them and they have solved problems just like this for me. Jerry, I don’t have near enough information to answer a question like that. I don’t know what carriers you’re using nor how big your house is. Best guess is somewhere between $300 and $1,000. Why don’t you go to either of those links in the story and figure it out? I’ve done business with both of them and they have solved problems just like this for me.

]]> Comment on Best Wireless Range Extender by Jerry http://www.farmbox.com/shop/cellphonefringe/best-wireless-range-extender/comment-page-1#comment-3398 Jerry Sat, 16 Jan 2010 11:39:54 +0000 http://www.farmbox.com/?p=95#comment-3398 so what is the total coar of something like that including in house amplifier??? so what is the total coar of something like that including in house amplifier???

]]> Comment on Best Wireless Range Extender by BobWms http://www.farmbox.com/shop/cellphonefringe/best-wireless-range-extender/comment-page-1#comment-3396 BobWms Sat, 16 Jan 2010 00:14:06 +0000 http://www.farmbox.com/?p=95#comment-3396 It might (does) LOOK like a cb antenna, but it is for cell phone frequencies. It will serve any cell phone voice or data application IF you have the proper adapter. It would also serve a "in house" amplifier which removes the need for multiple adapters. It might (does) LOOK like a cb antenna, but it is for cell phone frequencies. It will serve any cell phone voice or data application IF you have the proper adapter. It would also serve a “in house” amplifier which removes the need for multiple adapters.

]]> Comment on Best Wireless Range Extender by Jerry http://www.farmbox.com/shop/cellphonefringe/best-wireless-range-extender/comment-page-1#comment-3395 Jerry Fri, 15 Jan 2010 23:39:26 +0000 http://www.farmbox.com/?p=95#comment-3395 this antenna featured here looks just like a cb antenna...my question is are these able to recieve and send cell phone calls,text,etc and also use it for a external antenna for usb sticks with a amplifier???? this antenna featured here looks just like a cb antenna…my question is are these able to recieve and send cell phone calls,text,etc and also use it for a external antenna for usb sticks with a amplifier????

]]> Comment on Hay Hauling 101 by BobWms http://www.farmbox.com/farm-and-field/hay-hauling-101/comment-page-1#comment-3375 BobWms Sat, 09 Jan 2010 00:30:22 +0000 http://www.farmbox.com/farm-and-field/hay-hauling-101/#comment-3375 No, sorry. All of my hay hauling coverage was under the umbrella of farm insurance. My commercial insurance was limited to farm equipment. No, sorry. All of my hay hauling coverage was under the umbrella of farm insurance. My commercial insurance was limited to farm equipment.

]]> Comment on Hay Hauling 101 by Deb Tablak http://www.farmbox.com/farm-and-field/hay-hauling-101/comment-page-1#comment-3374 Deb Tablak Fri, 08 Jan 2010 22:34:45 +0000 http://www.farmbox.com/farm-and-field/hay-hauling-101/#comment-3374 Do you know of any insurance company in California other than National Liability that will write hay haulers truck liability insurance? Thanks! Deb Do you know of any insurance company in California other than National Liability that will write hay haulers truck liability insurance? Thanks! Deb

]]> Comment on SOLD – 1964 Hough H90-CM PayLoader For Sale – SOLD by don http://www.farmbox.com/outdated/1964-hough-h90-cm-payloader-for-sale/comment-page-1#comment-3273 don Mon, 01 Jun 2009 17:59:47 +0000 http://www.farmbox.com/2006/02/28/1964-hough-h90-cm-payloader-for-sale/#comment-3273 I HAVE (2) H90 HOUGHS ONE IS A SERIES E, BOTH MOTORS HAVE A BAD SLEEVE IN MOTOR BUT BOTH RUN AND READY TO WORK OR WILL PART THEM OUT....516-209-6329...DON I HAVE (2) H90 HOUGHS ONE IS A SERIES E, BOTH MOTORS HAVE A BAD SLEEVE IN MOTOR BUT BOTH RUN AND READY TO WORK OR WILL PART THEM OUT….516-209-6329…DON

]]> Comment on Duals Tires On A One Ton Pickup? Not Mine!! by Matt Worner http://www.farmbox.com/farm-and-field/duals-on-a-one-ton-pickup-not-mine/comment-page-1#comment-3260 Matt Worner Sat, 21 Feb 2009 12:35:35 +0000 http://www.farmbox.com/farm-and-field/duals-on-a-one-ton-pickup-not-mine/#comment-3260 When I got back into RVing (after a 30 year hiatus) I was driving a Saturn coupe. Obviously a tow vehicle purchase was in order. Manufacturers specs at that time indicated that the extra weight of the dually package came OFF the payload. Since almost all Airstreams are tag along, I didn't worry about fifth wheel ratings or any of that stuff, just CGWR (which did not change single/dual) and GVWR. Conclusion: Dually = added weight, no benefit for my use. I too have seen few off the show room floor with pristine extension fenders. They must be considered something of a hazard, or why would the manufacturers (known for leaving off $.23 pieces that would keep cars from exploding) put extra clearance lights on them? Besides, they (IMNTBHO) look funny. Matt When I got back into RVing (after a 30 year hiatus) I was driving a Saturn coupe. Obviously a tow vehicle purchase was in order. Manufacturers specs at that time indicated that the extra weight of the dually package came OFF the payload. Since almost all Airstreams are tag along, I didn’t worry about fifth wheel ratings or any of that stuff, just CGWR (which did not change single/dual) and GVWR. Conclusion: Dually = added weight, no benefit for my use.

I too have seen few off the show room floor with pristine extension fenders. They must be considered something of a hazard, or why would the manufacturers (known for leaving off $.23 pieces that would keep cars from exploding) put extra clearance lights on them?

Besides, they (IMNTBHO) look funny.

Matt

]]> Comment on Duals Tires On A One Ton Pickup? Not Mine!! by BobWms http://www.farmbox.com/farm-and-field/duals-on-a-one-ton-pickup-not-mine/comment-page-1#comment-3254 BobWms Sun, 11 Jan 2009 14:44:56 +0000 http://www.farmbox.com/farm-and-field/duals-on-a-one-ton-pickup-not-mine/#comment-3254 Editor's Note: I don't know why this comment did not get properly posted. Just one more computer problem to be chased. BW. BobNib said: <blockquote>You probably handle large hay loads, but try this all over the country in any kind of weather and on any kind of roads and landscape. Maybe you will know the difference. It is all in being there and having done that, not just one incident. sorry, you lose again on the one ton single axle. all things have their place in this world and all are different. Sorry to say that a single axle and dual axle have different places </blockquote> I'll admit, I haven't been through the Rockies. I have moved hay and farm equipment from Wingate, TX 79567 to Camdenton, MO 65020. I've driven this pickup 98K miles in 3 years. Load range D or E tires and I'm good to go. I agree that duals have a place on the road. Just not on my pickup. Not worth the extra cost vs benefit. Editor’s Note: I don’t know why this comment did not get properly posted. Just one more computer problem to be chased. BW.

BobNib said:

You probably handle large hay loads, but try this all over the country in any kind of weather and on any kind of roads and landscape. Maybe you will know the difference. It is all in being there and having done that, not just one incident. sorry, you lose again on the one ton single axle. all things have their place in this world and all are different. Sorry to say that a single axle and dual axle have different places

I’ll admit, I haven’t been through the Rockies. I have moved hay and farm equipment from Wingate, TX 79567 to Camdenton, MO 65020. I’ve driven this pickup 98K miles in 3 years. Load range D or E tires and I’m good to go. I agree that duals have a place on the road. Just not on my pickup. Not worth the extra cost vs benefit.

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