Recent content by SARG

Just discovered another today.......... When your butt disappears from old age and your jeans falling down are a source of true aggravation ...... You realize what a brilliant idea suspenders are.

Been a few months but I finally remembered to get a photo of the solution I ended with.

And another I just realized ...... when you start shopping for a shoe horn.

All mine (wife's) are painted bright red.

I have seven of them that dad got at auctions & gave my wife over the years that are displayed. I keep the metal painted and the wood soaked with linseed twice a year.

Here's a reason to have small mutts .... mine are both over 100 pounds. On Juy 5th I was walking to the lower barns and the heathens ran behind me coming to look for a rabbit to chase for giggles. The female ( on the left ) does not look were she runs and hit me square in the back of the legs. I...

I'll just mention ... It will be a sad day when the Husky 2354 finally wears out.

As I mentioned earlier .... the "rounded profile rear" is a great benefit. The angled backs truly do bend much to easy when you try cutting in reverse and hit "anything" .... like a dirt bank. I spent a few hours several times with a farm jack trying to get the deck "unbent" on my first cutter.

I suspect I would replace the zerks before spending $38.

No cab for us yet ...... but we just wait until conditions are favorable. One of the few benefits of our position on the rainbow.

I tried the pipe routine and failed ...... Then I went with a snow edge with no regrets. This year is the fifth season and the wear edge isn't near half worn yet.

I'll just mention my experience ....... depends on the make of the machine. At one point I had three MTD Yardman machines and the spindle bearings were very easy to replace. I just bought a roll of bearings. Then I got a Husqvarna machine and the bottom spindle bearing is pressed on making it...

I'm lucky ........ All equipment inside the pole barn or one of the four garage stalls.

So ... my probable solution will be to remove the lift links from the draft arms ... insert a draw bar in the draft arms and find a "neat" way to tie the arms up attached to the top link connection pin. I recall my father left behind some 1" ropes that had the ends braided together forming a...

Would closing that valve also prohibit the mower mid deck arms from lowering ?