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    #61
    Originally posted by blackpowder View Post
    Ever consider chains Woodland?
    Ran freight up to Lupin NWT Ecobay Mine on 400mi ice road [North of Yellowknife]... Interesting that Chains were not allowed! some fairly steep portages.. too

    Cheers

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      #62
      Check out www.findoor.ca

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        #63
        I have said in other threads, build the shop ASAP, you are old in no time. It's always EXPENSIVE!

        Enjoyed mine for 34 years, one of best investments one will make.

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          #64
          Originally posted by Len730 View Post
          Check out www.findoor.ca
          Interesting, anyone try these doors?

          Can't be unheated if threshold frost heaves.

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            #65
            Originally posted by TOM4CWB View Post
            Ran freight up to Lupin NWT Ecobay Mine on 400mi ice road [North of Yellowknife]... Interesting that Chains were not allowed! some fairly steep portages.. too

            Cheers
            I understand why chains weren't allowed in that circumstance.
            Farm loaders etc was my inquiry.

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              #66
              Originally posted by blackpowder View Post
              I understand why chains weren't allowed in that circumstance.
              Farm loaders etc was my inquiry.
              A couple of passes with a sharp bladed snow plow works too! ...too many frozen fingers, busted fittings!

              Cheers

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                #67
                Originally posted by Sodbuster View Post
                Don’t need a vapour barrier if you spray foam.
                Spend a dollar to save a dime? Plus it's less than ideal to put the vapour barrier on the outside of the wall rather than the inside.... that leads to condensation issues in the walls. Won't be as bad since it's 3" thick spray foam though.

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                  #68
                  Originally posted by shtferbrains View Post
                  Nice looking heifers.
                  Should be ready for BBQ season.
                  Do you think some of those might get bred if it looks like there will be some grass?
                  Were you looking on TEAM? 😉

                  Well they’re headed to a feedlot at Brooks Tuesday morning so I think they’ll all be BBQ material this summer. We got a nice package of breds out of them but a lot less than expected due to lots of bull issues last summer. Oh well I guess at least calving will be a bit easier 😎

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                    #69
                    Originally posted by burnt View Post
                    Woodland, I always admire your pictures, ambition and positive attitude, very refreshing.

                    Good thing your outfit didn't end up getting away on you.

                    As I recall, you had to travel quite a distance for that wagon, but I don't remember where?
                    Thanks for the kind words Burnt.

                    Family trip with just two kids for 4,000 miles to bring it home from Madison Wisconsin and check out some corn planters and sightseeing too. Definitely a fun working holiday. Can’t fit four kids in the crew cab so probably won’t happen for a while. Usually seems the good or odd equipment that we need is in different countries or time zones……….

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                      #70
                      Originally posted by blackpowder View Post
                      Ever consider chains Woodland?
                      I’ve grown to despise those things. 😉

                      Used to use them all winter and could wear out a set a year. We used to put 10-20 road miles a day on them. You get good at jacking wheels and welding to build them up after chores.

                      Much cheaper and easier to run a bigger tractor with better tires and accept a few mishaps or smaller loads occasionally I find. Still have chains to fit every tractor on the place but no desire to use them.

                      Hills make life fun out here😎

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