Good morning!!!!

[Buppies]

40 high of 45 today rain showers most of day

Prayers for all of those in need

 

[RedNeckGeek]

a new super moon is coming in Wednesday for you star watchers.
'Super blue blood moon': What to know for January 31 - CNN

once in a blue moon....

So is a Super Blue Blood moon of royal heritage, or is it really a Super Purple moon? I guess we'll all have to wait 'till Wednesday to find out?:confused2:

 

[lostcreekranch]

Drew glad to help out with your storage problem. Safe fast delivery. Sorry Rick you did not qualify for the senior discount.View attachment 537565

Wow Don, you did out negotiate me! You not only got new tires out of Drew but, new wheels, a paint job and a stretch! Well done!

 

[RedNeckGeek]

RNG; Chicken makes a good lure. Now all you gotta do is blast the little booger to kingdom come.

If it is not afraid of people, then there is a good chance it is rabid. Do you really want to take the chance of getting rabies?

This particular "little booger" has been around since the big fire here eighteen months ago; I saw it running through the upper meadow after it got spooked by all the low flying aircraft. I don't think a rabid animal would last that long. Even so, if it acts crazy in the trap, there's always the animal rescue folks.:confused2: Otherwise, I've always considered myself a guest here, as the animals have been around a lot longer than either the house or me. Only when something presents an obvious threat, like a rattlesnake in the bushes right up near the house, does it become buzzard food. No need, really, when there's plenty of open ground up the canyon, and not many people to bother, either.

 

[RedNeckGeek]

Did you mean 1702? I think the 2365 LCD has replaced it.

The owner's manual describes the 1702 as having the alarm and load tester features, as well as switches on the front to activate them. Nothing up on Amazon has the front panel switches, and I can't seem to find that particular model on the Battery Saver web site, other than in the manual, either. Hopefully they'll find my inquiry while they're reading their email this morning, and we'll get an answer.

 

[lostcreekranch]

Thanks. Yes, very unwieldy to work with and of course my three point lift isn't going to pick up something 8 feet long. I was thinking of taking the original pallet back out to the side of the field where I left it, sure aren't going to drag it across my lawn to the barn :shocked: and try to use the forks to pick it up and put it back, somehow, on the skinny pallet. That boom pole makes a lot more sense.

Drew, I’m working on a similar project, to modify my chain harrow. I already have a pretty heavy duty boom pole so, I get to save that money. The pipe on front of mine is 2 1/4” schedule 80 so, I need another length of similar pipe to hook to the rear tines, then chains to hook to end of the boom pole for lift. Will keep you posted on progress.

BTW, I priced some pre-built 3-point lift frames ...... the prices were almost twice what I paid for my chain harrow 15 years ago.

Mine has very aggressive tines on one side or you can flip it over for less aggressive “smoothing”.

 

[DABSGT]

Have a great night and morning everyone! With that I'll leave you with a winter pic of the homestead (truck in the way).

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does that ford have the 3.5 V6 Ecoboost turbo? I'm looking at one wondering how they are reviews look good.

 

[CWB Wyo]

Looks like 15* is going to be the low this morning. Yesterday was really nice, got up to the mid 50's with sun and no wind. Today is going to be in the mid 40's and party cloudy.

I got the tire chains on the side by side and went up to visit the neighbor. They helped quite a bit getting up the hills.

My wife is going down SLC for about a week. So I'll get some little things done while she is gone.

Hope everyone has a nice day.
CWB.

 

[LS Tractor Owner]

Default Re: Good morning!!!!
Einthewoods- I saw your post on the floodlight thread- nice work. Most wive's do not understand one's rationalizations and justifications when it comes to tractor attachments.

I too, am very lucky to have a wife that understands rationalization AND justification... Sometimes. I almost fell over when she suggested we buy a TLB to work on our project. I had been trying to get a tractor for about 15 years (after selling my old ford 1710) but could'nt "justify" it. When she saw the budget for trencher, tractor work, and the cost of subcontractors for the work, she said: "let's get that tractor" :dance1:

 

[Buppies]

Raining pretty hard here now forgot to look at rain gauge this morning now up to .91 for total May top an inch

My rant about cold may have been premature now says 13 thru 15 but that's getting close to end of winter

Lots needing done around here but need to get better first plus my old friend the gout has come for a visit too many pbjs while wife was sick. Yes I know how to cook just do not like to