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Paul, It is a pretty nice 140. Well maintained and sounds great cutting on the hill in 2nd. I guess I do have a proclivity towards ditches and such. It goes waaaay back to the first new bicycle tire or knobby for the dirt bike, and the new tires for the pickup or drive tires for the dump, new ag's, ...

Welcome to a great group of folks Rob.

Smart girl, my wife. After looking at another roadside tractor for sale, this one being an F-Cub for the paltry sum of $3,800.00, getting back in the truck complaining that every one wants an arm and a leg for old IH tractors and Cub cadets. She looked at me and said.... You still haven't figured i...

I have not been on the site much lately, real busy with the job. They've had me in Texas and Tennessee for training with more to come... Can't complain though, our mechanics are working out in this weather, generally inside a steel building with a few other engines running making heat. Not to menti...

I took the 140 home and fixed a few things. Steering tie rod was wrong and I had to cut a notch in it to set the proper toe in. Angle PTO leaked oil, they've tried everything to get it to stop but it always leaked. I found on a Farmall forum that when you had the flat belt pulley on it there was no...

I picked up a nice IH 526 tiller today. The PO said it ran but has been sitting for a few years. I put some fresh gas in it and spilled a little into the carb and it started first pull. Won't stay running though, needs a diaphram, easy fix on the B&S. It doesn't look like it has many hours on it, t...

Bryan, It only took a couple whacks with the sledge to knock it in two. But the loader got to haul it away. I was running the pieces out back and having to stop to air up the tires on the right side every two trips. I picked up a plate with screws in it cleaning up the burn area and got two flats a...

Then, I'm sitting on the loader thinking, hmmmmm, what can I do now? The post at the end of the driveway got hit and needs replaced. Well, the old one need taken out..... right? I lifted the top off and dropped it a couple times to break it in half. Found an old Iron City can inside, bad shape thou...

Oh yeah..... over worked the loader today. The dogwood stump had to come out today. IMG_0279.JPG Couldn't get it out with the loader but dug around it some. I got some good traction, just taking some bites out of the dirt with the ag's. IMG_0280.JPG IMG_0283.JPG IMG_0287.JPG Had to use the chevy. I...

Jess,
They run on natural gas and are used for gas compression and power generation.

Most of what I deal with is in the gas fields.

They can move on average anywhere from 10 to 25 million cubic feet of gas a day (Mmscfd)
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The thick PVC spacers are actually not PVC but the fusible poly piping used for moderate pressure gas and water piping. I have been using them on my loader for 9 or 10 years (gheese that's a while....) and have never spun one or had a bolt move. That being said, I am absolutely sure I would have ti...

Arrrgggg... we'll miss you!
You know you don't need a truck or a tractor.
Just find a ride, steal or borrow a car, bike, plane, etc....

Paul, Next time I drive. Little planes and tall people don't get along. It looks like the weather guessers have lightened up a little for Saturday! I got the Geezermobile back to my place today. Now all I have to do is wire the brakes up and install the 7 pin plug...... Hey, I have time yet.... IMG...

Mike, I have learned to have quick reflexes when around my "friends". The ones who would rather grab a camera before helping you. "Run over to the truck and get the camera, hurry up. Ahhh, he's not bleeding that bad but this will make a great pitcher! Don't mind him screaming, he can handle a littl...