As I was running the tractor I remembered the time I was carrying a bucket full of rock down that same hill and the tractor took off. Stomping on the brakes just left two skid marks from the rear tires because of the weight in the bucket. Dropped the bucket to stop the tractor, then found out that a splined coupler in the front propeller shaft had stripped. And I was thinking yesterday that I should probably buy another one of those couplers and change it out before the same thing happens again. Would have been pretty ugly sailing over the edge of the propane tank terrace yesterday. While I'm talking to the Kubota parts guy, I'll get the seals ordered to fix the leak on the front axle, too.
Hope everyone enjoys their day!
After seeing your hills from your drone vids, I now fully understand your OMG moment...
With the stay at home being enforced at midnight i decided to get a few things for home projects.
Home Depot line to enter the stores 50 long.
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Why the lines at Home Depot? Maybe it's time to move back to Giddings.
It was hot this afternoon. 90F and the humidity right behind it....moist as mayonnaise....I decided to change the oil in the car, man was I schwetty all over/under....I had to go take a cold shower.
Lots going on, hard to keep up. I'm still going to work, but not much to do. I have the manual lathe partially torn down. Have determined the noise it is making stems from the main belt pulley being loose on it's shaft. I'm trying to get a price for parts. $$$ Maybe I'll bore and turn and build a bushing.
Prayers for all. Watched our Wednesday night church online. Was good. Thou shalt not steal was the message.
Wng, glad your getting exercise with coco still.
I'm beginning to think it would be a shorter list of "non-essential" personnel.
PJS, I have to say, the eggs our chickens are laying right now, I would consider them to be far more productive than the garden I sweat so much over. I have to keep reminding myself how good that home grown tomato spaghetti sauce tastes right now.