PJSprog
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Do you miss that barn?
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Do you miss that barn?
cat fever
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I most certainly do.
In Utah all my "stuff" was in a barn. Now all my "stuff" is sitting out in the weather.:mur:
In Utah all my "stuff" was in a barn. Now all my "stuff" is sitting out in the weather.:mur:
dieselcrawler
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Agreed... was explaining how important the timing was to my son last week, as we greased and oiled the ol MF12 baler for the hayfield. Fingers pushing hay into the chamber need to miss the plunger, which has to have the hay compressed when the knotting process is happening... it was a lot for his 11yo head to comprehend. Considering that the basic process was invented nearly a hundred years ago, it is a marvel.
cat fever
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I agree, the knotters should be the 8th wonder of the world!
I thought the boys room was wherever I'm at when I need to go. :laughing:
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4570Man
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I had a bunch of really crappy dirt ( some is visible in the background) and this area is pretty decent dirt so I decided to dig a whole and fill it back up with the crappy dirt. That way I got rid of the sorry dirt and got better dirt to spread. 
PJSprog
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Hahaha ... I made the comment to my Wife last weekend, "I'm a man, the world is my urinal", to which she replied, "Gross."
Molalla1
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:laughing: . . . my wife just expects it.
Gordon Gould
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When we are out snow shoeing or X-country skiing my wife says "you are so lucky that it is that simple"
I have a funny sharp turn on our road that needed some TLC after last winter and it's extended mud season. I dumped and spread with a rear blade a 3.5 ton load of 2" road base followed by 10 tons ( 3 loads ) of 3/4" Stay-Mat in that turn. Then I packed it with the one-ton. Here is a view each way.
gg
I have a funny sharp turn on our road that needed some TLC after last winter and it's extended mud season. I dumped and spread with a rear blade a 3.5 ton load of 2" road base followed by 10 tons ( 3 loads ) of 3/4" Stay-Mat in that turn. Then I packed it with the one-ton. Here is a view each way.
gg
cat fever
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Gordon load your tractor and blade up and come to Idaho. I have a road that needs to look that nice.:laughing: