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Kevin

6 - 1 x 0 + 2 / 2 = ?

6 - 0 + 2 / 2 = ?

6 - 0 + 1 = ?

6 + 1 = ?

7 = ?

Try typing the upper line (minus the ?) into your web search bar?

I personally detest gambling....,however, I'd put up my 450C...

Kevin from Iowa

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Google "Order of Operation".

For some reason..this same equation is bouncing around on Facebook.

Our Northern neighbors may poke some fun at us.

Kevin from Iowa.

6 - 1 x 0 + 2 / 2 = ?

6 - 0 + 2 / 2 = ?

6 - 0 + 1 = ?

6 + 1 = ?

7 = ?

Kevin from Iowa.

Welcome.....I've found...and still finding much wisdom here. The other gentlemen here have many years of knowledge.

Kevin from Iowa.

Was a tall elm with litttle canopy. Didn't have a leaf touch me. Guessing the tree weighed in at just over 1/2 US Ton. Crawler didn't have a clue it happened.

Worst thing.....I had witnesses.

We own a 1975 450C loader and can vouch for the POPS... after today... Was moving a tree 10" in diameter and about 25' tall.

In short order I dropped the tree across the top of the canopy.

It was all my doing.

Kevin from Iowa.

Most of the air purged......a couple of self created leaks (post injector pump) to fix and should be up and puttering again.

Kevin from Iowa.

Thank you for the detailed information. Interesting. Need to ask...with this drought have you had a fire problem this year?

Kevin from Iowa

Thank you. I'm still mechanically green on this machine. It is a loader machine...no doubt dead.....with side engine shields. Grateful it is sitting to where I can drive up to it. The fuel system sputtered...I reached to kill the engine....no doubt it went on another 5 to 10 revolutions. Should be a...

Ran our 450C out of fuel today.....crap. It runs so lean (on fuel) along with being so nice out. Was killing a few hrs clearing ground I lost track of time.

Well on the up-side.....I'll know the fuel delivery system better....

Kevin from Iowa.

Nice machine. We were taught at an early age...if you borrowed a piece of machinery you always took it back full of fuel and better shape than you found it.

Expect nothing less when things come back our way.

Kevin from Iowa.

Nice. Very nice. Makes me feel good that someone of such youth is continuing the art of fabrication and repair.

Kevin from Iowa.

I admire a person's determination to take on a monumental project as the one mentioned above. We're all old enough to have been through a few rebuilds, on projects, to know better...however...the next one still may somewhat apealling. Your grandson, in my opinion, will have deeper family roots to ha...