My new "Tak-Tak"

[Egon]

Re: My new \"Tak-Tak\"

Nomad; we have lots in use out in the woods here. They have been used for years here.

Egon

 

[nomad]

Re: My new \"Tak-Tak\"

Egon, I know of only one Woodbeef out there. But he is in ND. Not in Canada. Is there any tree/wood in Canada?

 

[scrinch]

Re: My new \"Tak-Tak\"

I worked in SE Turkey for a couple of months back in 1987, in a town called Tatvan along the shore of Lake Van. It was located about 60-80 miles from the USSR, Iran, Iraq, and Syria. I remember thinking at the time that with all the trouble the US was having with the USSR, Iran, and Syria, if a serious security problem developed Iraq would be the place to go for refuge! How times change!

I learned a little Turkish while there, and remember that at the start of dinner I usually would tell the waiter "Bir bardok sharrap." I'm sure the spelling isn't right here, but saying this usually got me the glass of wine that I was looking for!

 

[nomad]

Re: My new \"Tak-Tak\"

Yes, time has changed. Actually, it is changing continuously, but we humans need "sharp corners" to realize it is changing.

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( "Bir bardok sharrap")</font>

More or less correct. "Bir bardak sharap"

 

[Egon]

Re: My new \"Tak-Tak\"

Nomad:
Mayhaps youse be thinking of da Wood Bison. Weun's got lots of does. The hides they be make for Skoochum lodge come de winter and da deep snow. Use da fat for to cook with.

Egon

 

[Taylortractornut]

Re: My new \"Tak-Tak\"

Nomad im gathering parts right now got 2 transmissons a steering box, a narrowed rear end, A pto for the first gear box, a pump and now looking for a motor. I plan to make mine with 2 transmissions so I can make it either creep around or have a road gear. I robbed an old toybuilt tiller attachment off a burned tiller. and also looking to add a few more implements to the list/ pile of parts.