Kyle_in_Tex
Super Star Member
Welllll my plans for today were turn upside down you might say.
Went outside to start Kubota let it warm up for some seat timeas my right foot touch the ground foot slip and roll towards inside and lost my balance head hit rear R4...double ouch,by 9:30am Mrs. convince me in no uncertain term were going to hospital
3 hours later between doctors x-rays air cast meds,least nothing was broken going to be long 5-7 days... have gut feeling I am going to catch cabin fever now.
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Ouch! Sorry about that fall Thomas...I was going to write a joke and ask if the tractor was OK, but my goodness, I'll just hope you are not too bruised up.
Ed, prayers for y'all.
Buppies, love the new picture.
Busy Days here.
Yesterday, 12 year old got selected to throw the discus for the 7th grade track team. She was so nervous, she nearly begged me to go to it. I had initially told her I had too much to do, but the wifey got all cleaned up and we went. Ended up having to walk and stand, walk and stand, walk and stand. It didn't help that I kept needing to go pee cuz I drank 2 huge glasses of water about 30 mins earlier...
She didn't do so great. She really only likes to play volleyball out of the 3 sports they do yearly. Fortunately we were able to check her out early and leave. Some had to stay from 2:30 until 10 pm.
Got up today. Cooked the kids some Jimmy Deans natural breakfast sausage. Don would be a millisecond proud of me because I didn't have even a smidge after cooking it all. Just ate some dry cereal with no fat.
Took the daughter about 65 miles away to Bryan/College Station to get some mushroom compost and garden dirt. We ended up taking about another 7 bags of stuff to a 2nd hand resale charity too. Got about 2 yards of dirt on my 16' tandem axle trailer and slowly and steadily drove it home. The Yukon XL 1500 handles it fine but I could tell it was using up most of the brakes' ability.
When I got home, I decided I needed to finally fix my FEL's lift cylinder. I had bought the parts Friday. Watched a couple of videos and went to it. It is not easy, if you are not set up to do it. Getting the piston out with it's snap ring is a bit of a beast.....But, after fighting everything I got it done and started offloading the compost. Once I got about 60% off the trailer, I use the 5420 to lift the front of the trailer high enough to dump the rest of the load on the grass. I put it all in the garden, shoveling the last couple of buckets to topdress the existing plants. I need about another 5 yards of the stuff, but not until next winter. Drew, I already have quarter sized celebrity tomatoes.
Finally, my daughter wanted to work on the chicken coop and we did for maybe an hour. But I admit, I was tuckered out by then. Need to go buy some 2x4's, hardware cloth, red paint, shorter screws, and a piece of linoleum to put on the floor for easy cleaning.
Hope all of you have a blessed day and prayers for our team.