mikehaugen
Elite Member
I was originally going to say coat hanger but I decided to take up up a notch.
or park on a steep enough hill so it stays on.
I was originally going to say coat hanger but I decided to take up up a notch.
You have to wire-tie it on! :thumbsup:
I think the proper fix is baler twine!:confused2:
I was originally going to say coat hanger but I decided to take up up a notch.
or park on a steep enough hill so it stays on.
Agent Blue said:I never imagined it took so much thought to cut an exhaust pipe and add a cover. Attaching a three point plow must take the better part of a day.
I think coffee can is the tool of choice here, though metal coffee cans probably won't be around too much longer and I don't think a plastic one would be a wise choice.
Maybe rebar tie-wire is similar to the mechanic's wire you mention. Home depot and Lowe's have that stuff, and I always keep a roll of it on hand for various things around the house.
How about a Coors Lite can, cut the top off, slide it over the stack, start the tractor and it will fly threw the air like a Silver Bullit.:laughing::laughing::laughing: