Posted by
John on October 17, 2011 in
Energy Savings |
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We have a modest sized ranch home. The house required LARGE amounts of air conditioning above 85 degrees F.outdoor air temperature. We lived with this situation for too many years before I decided to investigate the air conditioning needs. It turns out we already had 20 inches of insulation. What we...
Posted by
John on October 17, 2011 in
Cub Cadet |
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I have a tractor that is equipped with a CAT”0″ three point hitch. I use the hitch to pull a manually operated dump cart. One day I realized the dump cart would “self dump” if raised slightly higher. My quest was on to develop a hitch I could use that would extend the 8 to 18 inch...
Posted by
John on October 17, 2011 in
CADplans |
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Many people ask where the CADDiggers came from, how were they designed?? Well I had an extensive background in welding and metalworking. I loved building machines, anything metal. Woodsplitters were easy, and I was soon known as the “local” hydraulic splitter builder. Then trailers were next,...
Posted by
John on October 17, 2011 in
Wood Splitters |
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When starting this machine I felt the most I would use a woodsplitter would be 5 days a year, if it was going to take up space it had to do something on some of those other 360 days!! What could it do? I searched the web. No help. Woodsplitters SPLIT WOOD!! I watched Youtube videos, nothing different,...
Posted by
John on October 17, 2011 in
Cub Cadet |
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I decided to get a snow plow tractor to complement the capabilities my 584 International. Several weeks of Craig’s List shopping and nothing in my wish list category. Then the Cub Cadet 1000 showed up. She looks like a rag bag, but, the engine , transmission, clutch and tires are perfect. I have a 42...
