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Building a hitch calf feed and oil

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SVcummins

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Making a hitch for my new truck Im thinking once I get it built I will take it to a guy to drill the holes since he has a magnetic drill .
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Marlow is eating corn like crazy and his feed has gone up 3$ in the last month. Hydraulic oil has gone up 15$ a gallon bucket in the last month . Decided to buy a pulling tractor while I was in town .
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(quoted from post at 00:56:12 08/17/21) Mag drills are very very wonderful.
Does your guy have one that uses normal drill bits or the cutter wheel style?
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30+ years ago I was working at a shop and watched a guy using a large mag drill fly through the air a good 10 feet when the drill let loose from what he was drilling.

Not sure if the power flickered off for a second or if the bit just bound up in the hole but I have been scared of them things ever since.
 
I have been threw out of the bed and fingers broke and broke
my thumb using a regular drill so I hate them even worse but I
still might end up doing it the hard way again
 
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