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Did my first annual oil and filter change on the little skid steer...damn oil filter was stuck on extra "good!"

Even the oil filter plier wrench wouldn't cut it...had to have a second set of hands adding clamping force to the crimpled filter canister!!!

It is so tightly tucked in, even the screwdriver technique didn't work...not enough space to continue loosening

 

That looks like a bugger to get to.

 

i have one of these, yet to have any issues removing filters.

 

Very very interesting! Thanks for passing it on!

 

QUOTE="SCOTT'S TACO LOCO, post: 27483775, member: 35224"]Finally broke through on the North side of my property. Everything to right will be cleared next week.



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Update
We have had a little bit of rain, which is great, I have covered about 50% of that area to the right, hope to get most of it grubbed out.
The small patch of brush near this fence circle, I need to catch a pretty cool critter (which will not be disclosed) in there to relocate elsewhere on my property.






Waiting for The Claw video to upload from this morning.

 

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https://youtu.be/XfPsRkWJBs8

 

some of newer one have a spring assist that help it sit on the filter. It progressively tightens so long as you have the space to turn it...is the only drawback.

Motivx Tools Oil Filter Removal Tool - Adjustable Wrench for 2.5" - 3.25" Small Diameter Spin-On Oil Filters

https://www.amazon.com/Motivx-Tools...ilter+wrench+adjustable&qid=1656530389&sr=8-7

 

Thanks for the link!

I love my motivx taco oil change tools...come to think of it I need to grab that bad boy ahead of the weekend adventures!

 

Messing around with the boomless sprayer on my day off. Fitted up fine and the boomless nozzle had an adapter that screws right on the end of the sprayer wand. Still not up to par from the lung garbage I had/have so not much energy to spare.
https://youtu.be/7Hkfs452Jtk

 

Sprays good!!!

 

Man this is gonna make spraying for bugs really easy. Chiggers are on strong right now. They are about to meet some Bifen XTS

 

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SCOTT'S TACO LOCO, post: 27483775, member: 35224"]Finally broke through on the North side of my property. Everything to right will be cleared next week.







Update.
Done with grubbing, this section that I did this week. Waiting on my brother to give me the size of the section.
Gotta break out the tractor and rake now...

 

Wayne’s safety chain idea has been plaguing me for years. When you turn the chain slides, great idea until it slides one way and drags the ground until you turn the other way. Off with them and welded on with new 3/8” ones. Also welded a gusset/brace on the hitch bracket.

 

Man I've been trudging around with a pump-up carry and then a backpack sprayer out here on my 24acre property for 22yrs. The backpack was like going to a Cadillac after using carry pump up sprayers for 10yrs but even the backpack was rough on you and I'd end up sore, disgustingly sweaty, and mosquito eaten from pumping that thing while spraying up to 2 acres.

I just knocked out 2 acres in 30mins with zero effort and didn't even break a sweat. This thing is beyond awesome. Love it, love it!

 

Today's Video


https://youtu.be/KWgZhJdSfA4

https://youtu.be/nJpgGOul638

 

That looked like fun.

The Koba didn't even change tone! It was hardly working!

 

The pile I pushed before that video was even larger, and the pile height got high, like 4 feet above my cab, and I thought this would be cool to video. Well that pile wasn't as fun in video like the one before that.

 

Great upgrade right there!

 

I thought the same thing when I upgraded to the backpack sprayer from a hand held one