That I want to talk about,still trying to erase it from my memorey,so I can sleep.
My wife was helping me cut up some limb-wood by holding it over a saw horse
while I zinged it off with the chain saw and threw it in the tractor bucket
while she got another piece ready. The saw seemed to be running hot and loosing power. After a while it quit and bound up. I said to the wife "well I guess we're done with this for today" and when I started picking up the saw and gas the wife said "How come you're using the lawn mower gas today"
Now that's a DUH moment.My wife was helping me cut up some limb-wood by holding it over a saw horse
while I zinged it off with the chain saw and threw it in the tractor bucket
while she got another piece ready. The saw seemed to be running hot and loosing power. After a while it quit and bound up. I said to the wife "well I guess we're done with this for today" and when I started picking up the saw and gas the wife said
* "How come you're using the lawn mower gas today"
Now that's a DUH moment.My wife was helping me cut up some limb-wood by holding it over a saw horse
while I zinged it off with the chain saw and threw it in the tractor bucket
while she got another piece ready. The saw seemed to be running hot and loosing power. After a while it quit and bound up. I said to the wife "well I guess we're done with this for today" and when I started picking up the saw and gas the wife said
* "How come you're using the lawn mower gas *today"
Geez, this is like confessional or something....
I was loading my backhoe onto my 16'+3 equipment trailer, which was connected to my Dodge dually. The whole rig was on a hill.
I stalled the backhoe just as I got the front tires on the trailer. The rear tires were still on the ground. The stalling motion rocked the trailer, which caused the trailer ramps to fold up.
The weight of the backhoe lifted the rear of my dually off the ground. With me still sitting on my BH, the truck, trailer, the backhoe and I went for a nice ride down the driveway, across a state road, and into a farmer's field across the street. Fortunately, the rig didn't jack knife. Moreoever, I wasn't killed. Lesson learned!
Yee-haw! And thank you Jesus!
OUCH!
I went the other way...........
Nearly pulled my guts out and cussed my brains out trying to get a small push mower running for the first time one season............
Turns out they won't run on diesel oil...........
Did it right in front of the hired hand, too. Still getting ribbed for it.
And I have too many other lessons I have learned, that I don' wanna talk about.......
Never had one.
Me Either! Go figure. :thumbsup:
'course my tractor won't be delivered until Friday.![]()
That you admit to right ? :laughing:Never had one.
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See the missing head lights and grill ? ONe day i decided to wash my radiator out and didnt get the front cover latched back all the way, and later i went to go bush hogging a large field and the front cover fell off while i was bush hogging and i ran over my own front end.
and what was funny was that i didnt realize at the time that the plastic parts that were being destroid by the 6 foot cutter was my own front end parts i thougt that i ran over some old plastic car parts, later that night i was still mowing when i needed to turn on my head lights and i didnt have any, mind you this was three hours after i ran over my front grill so i was suprized not to have any head lights, from the drivers seat you cant see the grill is missing so i just kept mowing. so that why in the picture ive got the new brush gard its more to keep my front end from fall off than to protect it front brush.