Family friendly videos would be appreciated very much since we like to watch your logging operation. You’re very knowledgeable and entertaining to watch. Pray God blesses you and your family.

An entertaining video. Moly is the key ingredient in your grease. It can handle high temps! A lubricated 3/4" grade 8 bolt only needs a torque of 188 ftlbs and a plain (unlubed) bolt needs up to 376 ftlbs....(I'm assuming it's 3/4"....I had a lot of that size on my equip.) On my construction equipment I only used grease with molybdenum, always with good luck. Looking forward to see that machine lay 'em down.

Those Milwaukee fuel impacts are awesome!!

Y’all moving wood good your way cause up here in NC it a slow damn go and can’t sale much of nothing unless you want to give it away lol

Well Thomas how are you liking your 724 I’ll tell you what the last one I run was at 724 D and it was bad to the bone it had 257 hp and I run a 5702-22” Head on it and I loved it it was just an all-around cutter that would cut up beside a 726 all day long until you got into some pretty steep hills and then that’s when the 726 would runoff and leave it I don’t guess you would say leave it but it would pull the heels a lot better because it had a 300 hp motor but anyway brother another great video glad to see you’re doing OK and hope to see you put out some more videos on KZread

I use anti-seize and have never had an issue and I put them up there with a 3 foot breaker bar. I get them as tight as I can and they always come off.

@CuttingEdgeLogging_Thomas

Жыл бұрын

Schaffer grease is better

Looks to me as you say the way i do it well there seams to be some one else doing all the work so your doing nothing set in ways some one say never seas' you have nothing of it and howl him down so now you got some of what you dish out

@CuttingEdgeLogging_Thomas

11 ай бұрын

Do what 😂