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Oh man,:eek: 4 cups, that's an awful lot of coffee. Are you peeing yet?

Doug, as you have learned, there is more to life than earning the big bucks to be happy.:thumb: But unfortunately, we still have to pay our bills.:wave:

Doug, thanks. :tiphat: You don't know how nice it is to see your RED BEAST in that beautiful setting.

Doug, not to change the thread, but how about some pics of your tractor stuff. For some reason I have been craving pictures lately. Oh, Brandi, local dealer has a 7 foot road scraper for $1400 + shipping, not a bad deal. You could pick it up when you come out in February.:thumb: You get free...

I have to admit, I got a :biggrin: from this.

The best bet would be to go to work at KMW.:letitsnow:

Everybody needs to remember that we need to humor the old member.;)

Not to bad mouth Long, but do some more research. Maybe check with a hydraulic shop about installation. Maybe purchase the control valve from them, helps to give them a reason to help you out. Just a thought.

Right idea, wrong state though.:sad:

Ok, now the story changes, total lbs of equipment, is that loaded or unloaded. If it is with our equipment loaded to its capacity, well you might very well be very close to the 1/100th figure then. But only because we have equipment that I was not aware that you new of. Soooooo, it ends up that...

I don't believe that it has any effect with your warranty, check with your dealer first though.

WHAT! You should have stayed with the one tenth story. That maybe would have been believable, but I do not have hundreds of implements. Now everybody is going to know that your telling stories again.:smartass:

Out at our place, pretty much everybody stays to themselves, that's why they moved out here. Sort of strange actually, out in the country you would expect to see people outside, not here, you drive around all the dirt roads and hardly see anyone if you do see anyone at all. By the way, the only...

Brandi, the cutting width is 7 foot, it is 90" wide overall. It is great to level and smooth out just about any where that it will fit. You should know that we have float modes with our rear remotes, or at least I do. But it does not work well with the top link in float mode.:badidea: The rear...

Doc, I'm :sorry: that I didn't get back to you this morning, just ran out of time. As far as grading with large rocks just below or at the surface, my guess is that it would work as good or better than any other blade. As far as to compare it to how well it works compared to a box blade. There...

My grader weighs in at about 1400lbs.:thumb:

Hi Brandi, thanks for the compliments. I paid $1400, but that was from a local dealer who had a bunch of them from over 10 years ago.:eek: I think that they are over $2600 now.

Well, my immediate neighbor is one of the local sheriff's and he has thanked me a couple of times. He is on call 24/7 and hates the wash boarding. Says that it is hard on his vehicles, It most likely wouldn't be so hard on them if he would slow down a bit. As far as the other neighbors, not one...

Yes, the neighbors do like it when I grade the road. It is smooth as glass when I get done and usually stays like that about 2-3 weeks before the wash boarding starts. I try to grade every 2-3 months, don't want to spoil the neighbors to much.:mrgreen: After I graded our road for the first time...

Thought that I would post a few pictures of grading our road that is shared with 3 neighbors. I use my Road Boss Grader when the ground is a little damp so that the loose, redistributed dirt re-packs better.:thumb: