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I have a similar device from Bad Boy that I use on my ZTR, mainly for mulching leaves in the fall. Money well spent. Steve

Identical active ingredients (and less expensive): From Crossbow label: http://www.cdms.net/ldat/ld02h006.pdf Steve

Why women live longer than men illustrated .... in 6 seconds.:) Twitter Steve

I think so. Steve

Using a wick rope applicator with undiluted 41% glyphosate or diluted 25-50% would be more practical.:) Let the ivy leaf out and then use the applicator. Hand Wick Applicator 2 Of Rope Surface | Agri Supply 25219 Steve

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So, we have armchair jurists speculating about the culpability of the tractor driver, not unlike "pallet theorists" speculating about the purpose of "pallets in fields." Per Sherlock Holmes: "It is a capital mistake to theorize in advance of the facts." What do we know about the scene of...

Here's the mugshot of the tractor driver from 72-year-old Florida man charged after allegedly chasing man with tractor - Orlando Sentinel. "Howell Lamar Morris, 72, was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon on June 19, 2018 in St. Johns County, Florida. (St. Johns County...

There have been two recent threads dealing with the eradication of Japanese knotweed. I've been battling that pest, along with two other invasive plant species -- Chinese privet and multiflora rose. I've just read about giant hogweed spreading in the US. It makes those invasive plant species...

Well, I get to see the Peachoid when I travel between SC and NC on I-85.:) Steve

From Deere Legal Battle Highlights Race for $24 Billion Farm Tech Market - Bloomberg This should be a gold mine for ag. engineers serving as expert witnesses.:) Steve

This isn't it, but I haven't seen an upright piano repurposed as a flower planter in the front yard of a home in Seneca SC. Steve

An interesting question. List of oldest companies in the United States - Wikipedia contains a list of US companies with roots that date back hundreds of years, but alas, no tractor companies. ;) Even companies with production histories can produce "duds" now and then. Steve

Is this what you want to see? Steve

When it comes to the topic of this thread, I am at the origin in this graph of the Dunning-Kruger effect -- I have no expertise in the topic and I know it. Steve

So, is the Chromebook system causing the problem? Steve

It did for me.:) If it makes any difference, I am using Chrome on a Chromebook. Steve

I'm in SC now and my sprayer is in NC. I just used a couple of u-bolts to attach (vertically) a 3-foot or so length of PVC pipe to the sprayer frame. I did attach a cap to the bottom of the pipe to prevent losing the sprayer tip on the outside chance that it could come loose. Steve PS My...

I recently typed in invest in another thread and a link to a bitcoin site was automatically inserted. Is this supposed to happen? Steve Edit Now typing in the "b" word inserts a link.:shocked:

Remain calm. Economists have studied the issue -- it's called the "compensating wage differential" issue. Compensating differential - Wikipedia Steve

And he played at Clemson. While there he was involved with a Clemson coed, Shawn Weatherly, who went on to win the Miss Universe contest.* If I ever knew this, I had forgotten it. Former San Francisco 49ers great Dwight Clark dies at 61 after battling ALS Steve * How can I remember such...

What if they pay income and sales taxes? They are helping to pay for roads. In Washington in FY2014, only 54.2% of state and local road spending was covered by tolls, user fees, and user taxes. How Are Your State’s Roads Funded? - Tax Foundation Steve

Debunking the Myth That Because of the Gas Tax, Only Drivers Pay for Roads - CityLab Electric vehicles don't pay fuel taxes, but some states charge flat annual fees for those vehicles. Steve

To be fair about it, they did take Johnny Manziel off our hands, at least for the time being.:) Steve EDIT It's strange -- I can't remember where I put my keys 15 minutes ago, but I just remembered seeing a photo of "the Biebs" and "Johnny Football" a couple of years ago.:eek:

Justin Bieber and now this outrage. Enough is enough.:) From Blame Canada! - Marginal REVOLUTION. Steve

Just curious. Based on a previous thread, I believe what a "June bug" is differs across regions. In my area, a "June bug" is a Cotinis nitida according to Wikipedia: Do you have the same "June bugs" in Maine? I haven't seen any so far this year in NC. Steve :

This is an example of potential hidden city ticketing for those seeking the lowest fare for a direct flight to Philadelphia. From Airline booking ploys - Wikipedia Regarding how airlines price their tickets, here's an article that illustrates how simple it really is.:rolleyes...

Many (most?) land-grant universities offer soil- and other-testing services for nominal fees, and in some cases the soil tests are free to instate residents. Here's a listing of the testing services offered by Clemson -- I suspect other land-grants offer similar services. Steve

And the removal rates (and needed replenishment rates to maintain yields) of NPK and other nutrients depend on the forage -- http://extension.missouri.edu/mcdonald/documents/compressed%20Hay%20Fertility1.pdf. Steve

Apparently the "25 mile" limit is national in scope -- What is the Fine for Running Off Road Diesel Steve

You have raised serious questions that merit the attention of TBN's "scientific" and "not-so scientific" communities. Economists talk about "that which is seen" and "that which is unseen." We have "that which is seen" -- these so-called "reinforcing trusses" -- items that have a "numeral 1...

This reminds me of George "Possum" Jones. George Jones & His Notorious Riding Lawnmower | Saving Country Music Steve

A color code? How do you know there aren't other explanations? The OP may be "hany.":) Steve

More like this.:) Steve

The above is a passage that I have copied and pasted from another site -- Bonus Quotation of the Day... - Cafe Hayek Rather than leaving the text as is or manually correcting the text, I have started making a screenshot of the passage I want to quote and then inserting the screenshot as an...

File under "Markets in Everything.":) From Search results for: diaper Steve

Here are some estimated efficiency factors for various implements from http://caes2.caes.uga.edu/engineering/handbook/documents/capacity.pdf. You could achieve 100% efficiency if you were mowing a single swath exactly the width of your mower around the circumference of a field under...

This subject came up several years ago. As I recall, at least one TBN member used something akin to a Zamboni pattern. Another member said he started in the center of a field and mowed outwards. I speculate that the most efficient mowing pattern depends on the field's geometry and that the...

I read about the missing trucks (Ram truck heist investigated as possible inside job) and immediately thought of Johnny Cash.:) Steve

You could use two of them to construct an inverted-V structure in your field.:) Steve

This is from the UK, but I suspect similar results would hold for the US. YouGov | Two thirds of children don’t know what a floppy disk is Steve

My apology in advance. Chicken Ranch??:) Steve

Not quite -- It's the first item that shows up. If your scroll down you will find plenty of "sensationalized studies." Steve

:laughing: Wherein I channel John Dennis::) Steve

Just curious. What engine do you have? I have a Kawasaki 850V on my ZTR. It has a device similar to this for draining oil. I can open the drain using a screwdriver in a slot on the "nut." I route a short length of garden hose from the outlet to a pan. Steve

Mark Perry is one of my favorite bloggers. Most of the time when I link to one of his posts, I get this: 503 Service Temporarily Unavailable. The link works. :confused3: Steve

South Carolina has an Upstate -- I have a residence there. Steve

I think it's IHC. Steve

Here's the story -- Dramatic Goat Rescue Operation For A Pair Stuck On A Beam Under A Bridge : Goats and Soda : NPR. Steve

This thread came to mind when I read the following item. Janitorial Studies in South Korea, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty Steve