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i ended up dropping the trailer off at the mfg... problem seems to be on the trailer end since its having issues with multiple vehicles not just mine... came home poked around in the trucks fuse panel (found a few fuses that need changed because theyre waaaaaaaaaay to big)... pulled the reducer from my receiver hitch to weld some tabs on it (tired of it sliding further in when trying to put the ball mounts or winch in)... after that was just fixing the landscape timbers around the garden... of course it had to be hot as could be today...
Today in this heat I removed the mower deck from the garden tractor and installed the rear garden plows on the hyd 3 point hitch and plowed the garden for the wife.
The disc plow never worked right so I tried plowing in reverse and it worked as it should. Either the directions were wrong or I cant read?
I flipped the discs around and now all is good for fall plowing.
I also used the rear plows to break up dirt (sand) at the holes the dogs dug. One was so deep I got the tractor struck where not even the diff lock could get it out. I had to dig it out.
I then put the front 4 way plow on and pushed & back blade the holes to smooth them out. I have more holes around the yard but a hand tools should work for them.
Dave ----
I also used the rear plows to break up dirt (sand) at the holes the dogs dug. One was so deep I got the tractor struck where not even the diff lock could get it out. I had to dig it out.
Trailer is loaded, Escape is almost loaded, and we head out early tomorrow morning for our final walk through at 10am, then off to closing at 11:30, then unload the trailer and take it somewhat easy tomorrow evening. Then back at it Saturday morning, and again Monday morning.
About worn out.
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