Random pic thread.

My dad around 1965

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I am a little concerned about the level of pride this seller has in their company
 

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The one with the tape on it would normally be a big one...
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But the big one today is a monster!
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ghost said:
What are they from?
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Big Leaf Magnolia tree. Theres a few acres of my property that have a ton of em. Best shade you'll ever find in the summer. They like well draining northern slopes.
 
jeepinmatt said:
Big Leaf Magnolia tree. Theres a few acres of my property that have a ton of em. Best shade you'll ever find in the summer. They like well draining northern slopes.
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What he said. If you don't live around us, you've probably never seen one. Theyre pretty cool and resemble a palm of some sort, in a way, kinda.
 
So to complete the circle on this
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Back axle on the ASV has this simple design with a nut on either side so you can just take the nut loose and pull the hub off.
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But for some stupid reason, on the front, it's a through shaft with a flange on the inside, so you have to pull the whole axle through the frame to get the inside hub off.

I'm sure it saves $3.46 and works great when it's new, but after 12 years of living in dirt and mud, it all becomes one piece.
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That was waaaay too much work. Back was apart in 30 seconds. Front took 2hrs per side.
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And this
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Down at the shop til almost 1am trying to wrap up this skidsteer undercarriage rebuild. Was putting the nut on the last hub, torqueing it down to a mere 380ft-lbs, when it got easy, the socket end fell to the ground and the hub nearly shot off from the release of force.
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When it happened, I literally just walked over, cut the light off, and closed the door.
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I guess when Terex bought ASV, they realized it was dumb, and made a design change. Now it's threaded on both sides, and you don't have to drive the axle completely out to change the inner hub.
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willness33 said:
Oh it's a 50 footer for sure. Did you LOL at the rear shackle hangars?
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I feel the “bracing” used to support the tub after losing the rear bed floor takes the cake. I crawled all under the damn thing I was so amazed. I considered telling Pete (guy who owns Meineke) how horrible it is just in case he’s helping to sell it but anyone with decent eyesight should see the mess.
 
AdamH said:
I feel the “bracing” used to support the tub after losing the rear bed floor takes the cake. I crawled all under the damn thing I was so amazed. I considered telling Pete (guy who owns Meineke) how horrible it is just in case he’s helping to sell it but anyone with decent eyesight should see the mess.
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If they wait long enough someone will probably buy it, sadly.
 
willness33 said:
Native to only to north eastern Gaston county from what I've researched. I think that's pretty cool.
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Nah...that's a magnolia macrophylla - native to Mexico and the Carribean.
Its actually introduced in the US and naturalized.

Takes a fairly unique cliamte but can excel in crappy rocky soils
 
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