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Hello! Sorry for the delay, I was traveling. It's been a while since I milled any lumber.

Sorry, I don't have the part number. I order it online at Elmer www.elmersrepair.com/categories/case/parts-by-model/case-100-30-series/430.html?sort=featured&page=3 Joe

Not quite sure if you refer to the very small blue tube towards the end where I reassemble the carburetor's butterfly, it is LockTite. I don't want any screw to be swallowed by the engine... There was another bigger blue tube, it's a gasket sealant. Not quite sure I used it at that point. Thanks!

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Yes they are! But there is great precaution about that. The water was added only a few hours after that. And they used net 1/2 in crushed stone, so no need to compact. If they had to compact, they would have to fill the water along. Thanks!

That was one great consideration why I did that contraption. And also the ergonomics. Sorry about your injury.

You are welcome! I found the instruction so confusing, it made me think I could help others go through that! Thanks!

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You are right. Although it's not loaded with liquid in the rear, it's really stable anyway. Thanks!

Bonjour et merci! Je passe environ 30 cordes (équivalent à 30 cordes de 16 pouces). C'est environ les 4 rangées de 18 pieds de long, 3-4 pieds de large, 5 pieds de haut. Mais par contre, il faut savoir que je brûle du sec et du trempe. C'est aussi du petit rondin, allant de 2 pouces jusqu'à 5-6 pouces au plus. Et souvent du bois de 2e grade, pas très sain. Et puis une bonne partie de résineux au travers. Bref, de la scrappe! Sinon, si c'était du bois franc, sec, de bonne qualité, ce serait probablement environ 20 cordes. Si vous voulez m'écrire, je peux vous en parler plus sur mon installation. (joe.lesage@hotmail.com). Merci!

Hello, you can send me an email, I will be able to supply some more information. joe.lesage@hotmail.com (make sure to copy the whole link) Thanks!

Here is for the SKF 7310 bearing www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B007VGUN6W/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1

And here is the link to a brochure for that. www.bigmacktrucks.com/uploads/monthly_2020_10/Garwood60000lbWinch.JPG.b508a5feeef0cd939357205a7c591be1.JPG

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I had that in mind when I did the video... instructions were not so great! Thanks!

Oops! Everything can be fixed on those machines! Thanks!

I think this is the one that came with the machine in the 60's. You might want to check on MarketPlace, I've seen a few on sale. Thanks!

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Hello Mike! It's indeed 100% white ash. Maybe one maple that went down while it got entangled in the felling tree and some black ash too. This is going to be at least 80% maple when I am done. The ash is getting now seriously attacked by the EAB. That area could be one day a maple grove, there is plenty enough maple for that. Thanks!

Yep! Working in the woods, nothing can beat that! Thanks!

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Hey GP! I really like the remote! Thanks!

Thanks! I really like this feature!

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I like to put my creativity to a good use! And being out in the woods when the weather is nice, nothing can beat that! Thanks!

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That's indeed a lot of fun to pull such heavy logs by the simple push of a button!!! Thanks!

Thanks! I wanted to have around 100ft/min, which relates in my case to roughly 20hp required to pull 6000lbs at that speed. According to my calculations... Lol! Thanks!

Thanks! I've put a lot of time in all my implements! Only one I bought so far!

Yes sir! Sliding doors on the inside and it works very well. You might also notice the angle iron at the base that guides the door. Then in the middle, you can also add a rubber to avoid the snow to come inside. Only downside to it.... you cannot store anything on the inside walls next to the doors that is not self standing! No hooks there for a shovel! Thanks!

Hello Mark! I do have a lot of white ash. 3 years ago, the ash were not infested yet. Now it is starting to kill trees. Two years ago, I spent half a day with my wife marking the trees that did not have leaves in it in August. Now I can spot them by the holes the wood peckers do in the bark. The more it has, more likely it's dying. In that portion of my land, the majority of the trees are maple. So I simply cut all the ash trees. Thanks!

Thanks Dave! Too bad we did not have time to try the winch during your last visit. But remember, it's still not painted yet!

Ha! Ha! That is a good one! Because that winch is really heavy! Thanks!

Thanks Andrew! That is indeed a good amount of design thinking involved!

Merci bien! Je suis le meilleur paresseux que vous allez avoir connu! Toujours un truc pour sauver des efforts! Merci!

That works very well! It's also easy to unload from the trailer when they are stacked. Thanks!

Thanks Joseph!