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Does the pond have an outlet to a creek or stream? That's where problems could arise from others. Seeing cloudy water coming their way. No solutions here at dad's ponds other than permits, etc. Jon

HD, I have also weed wacked along pond and creek banks. No fun. The trimmer is always below the normal level of yard trimming (or your feet). So you need to bend over more while standing on the banks. Jon

I have also sailed Hobie Cats from both salt water and fresh water. The lakes were always clean, so no problem there. But the oceans were also clean but had salt. Everything had to be washed down after sailing to get the residue off. Also I did't like the feel of the sheets when they were...

And in my crystal ball I see an old Eddie sitting in the walk in wash dog station he built for his dogs. Now his wife is washing him. Ha Jon

Dad always told the newlyweds to sleep naked. Mom and dad were married 64 and half before she died. One of their high school teachers told mom to find someone else to marry, he wasn't good enough for mom. Dad always wanted to find that teacher and tell her they lasted that long together...

Operator needs to hit the "go fast" button on that truck! But he may want to be a bit away from the angry cat. Jon

Did you apply for a patent? Jon

And I thought this was the hammer used to drive the aforementioned pin out of a hard spot! Jon

Should have been in the "Humor" thread. Jon

On my Kubota B26TLB, I have a removable bucket on the backhoe. It is mainly uses a pin to lock the bucket into place with a pin keeper. I would like to think a longer pin and some additional brackets could mount a trailer ball or hitch pin. Or are you loading the trailer with the loader...

That bracket looks like the ones on my Kubotas. Both are mounted to the ROPS. Jon

My SMV's are easily removable. The one the B26TLB has been removed permanently. It was in the way of getting on and off of the backhoe position. Both tractors are loaded backwards on the trailers and the truck has a cap on it, so the SMV sign is hard to see. Jon

I would like to know the background on that one. Jon

So should SMV placards be removed from tractors on trailers? I usually leave mine on but back the tractor onto the trailer. Just wondering. Jon

That (8ft) was an awful long yard stick. Jon