Posted by BobWms on 13th November 2006
There are several types of tractor mishaps that result in injury. Common mishaps are:
* by-pass starting
* front-end loader incidents
* rearward tractor rollovers
* sideways tractor rollovers
* falls from tractors
* tractor runovers
* caught-between crushing
* PTO stub shaft entanglements
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Tags: agriculture, electrical_connections, equipment, Farm and Field, front_end_loader, front_end_loaders, hydraulic_lines, hydrostatic_transmission, moving_objects, new_tractors, power_shift, shift_type, starter_motor, stub_shaft, tractor_rollovers, tractor_safety
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Posted by BobWms on 22nd June 2006
The following is an edited transcript of an email I wrote to a friend. Hopefully you’ll find some usable information in it.
Question:
What are the rules regarding hauling a trailer on the interstate? if i have a gooseneck, my truck, and a load of hay, do i need permits and logbooks? Even if there is no monetary gain involved? Kelly wants me to bring down a load of hay when i come but i don’t think that legally i can. i doubt i can dodge the scales and police for eighteen hours!!
Answer:
You’re asking a hard question. Without writing a book, here’s my best advice…..
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Tags: agriculture, commercial_operator, dot, equipment, federal_agriculture, gooseneck, gross_weight, hitch, logbooks, pickup, raw_unprocessed, safety, state_lines, state_texas, ton, trailer, trailers
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Posted by Administrator on 30th December 2004
The use of technology can greatly increase harvest yields for farming operations. This research focuses on the advantages of purchasing equipment that lowers operational costs and increases revenues. We will focus on Net Present Value, Payback, and Discounted Payback methods. Original Article By: Jason Neal ussneal@aol.com Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: combine, equipment, farming, grain, harvest, net_present_value, payback_method, purchasing_equipment, Shop
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Posted by BobWms on 17th October 2000
This 4 wheel drive 1996 Ford F-250 is equipped with a 460 cubic inch V-8, K&N air filter, 3 speed automatic transmission and a Ramsey RE-8000 worm drive wench. Dual fuel tanks. Air conditioner works great. A Ranch Hand bumper and brush guard is on the front. Headache rack is Ranch Hand brand, too. Truck has now has about 141,000 miles and is driven daily. Engine consumes about one quart of oil in 3,000 miles. Truck is equipped with steps and a high lift jack and a 2 5/16″ gooseneck hitch ball. The only body damage is the cut in left rear quarter panel. Windshield is cracked.
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Tags: equipment, for sale, ford, pickup, truck, wench
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