Recent content by Alan W.

Years ago that was the price. Unfortunately inflation has taken its toll. [emoji30]

What he said. [emoji1303] Belting is way tougher and you could probably find some used cheap or free. Worst case buy some new and it will last.

Goldie wasn’t here last night. Looked and called for her to no avail. Spicy would meow and look for her. Went to my neighbor this morn and asked him if he had seen her. He hadn’t but he had been in his shed yesterday. Thats where we found her. She was wild. Finally settled down with her buddy...

Sorry to hear. You have my condolences and prayers.

My son put leds in his 08 250. I was worried they would blind people but I was impressed with how clear and sharp the cut off was. Much better than the originals.

Im thinking about making some for my L3650. I thought I had some tread step material lined up cheap but that fell through. So after a few projects are caught up this spring I am planning on doing it.

We have 5 welders and I find myself reaching for the titanium 125 from HF most of the time.

The hydraulic shop I worked at had the 4’ pipe wrenches and cheater pipes. Numerous times we would be heating the cylinder around the nut while two put their weight on the pipe. I was told that the bigger shops had an impact device to remove them but I never saw one.

22 we live on, maybe 5 of it cleared the rest a mix of hardwood and pine I also have 9.5 that is 2 tenths of a mile down the road. My son and his wife are building a house on it.

Yes on the Pramitol. I have used it with great results on gravel parking areas. But it only keeps it from sprouting. I mix Roundup and 2,4 D for active growth also.

I have gave away lots of plants from mine. I wait till fall then I will pull up a sprout and cut it off from the main plants root system. I will keep at least 6 to 8 inches of root with the sprout. Prune the sprout back to 6 inches and plant.

Saw the first rattler of the year, go under a ledge on the hillside behind the house. I wanted to call in a napalm drop but we are under a burn ban. Hey they are talking flurries for tomorrow. [emoji12]

I just purchased a zero turn but kept my rider. I also have a rear finish mower so multiple choices are good. The rider is more easier on the back and less stress. As for a zero turn get one that has commercial grade serviceable drives. Mine has a Kawasaki but everyone has a preference. One...

Mine from a couple of years ago. Dont know the variety, ordered them in the 80s from sum cheap mail order firm. They are about 12’ tall. I planted them a bit too close.