Introduction

[kentuckywalleye]

Good Morning.

This is my first day as a registered user on this forum; however, I have been a long time reader of posts and all of the great info that is available.

I look forward to tapping into the collective wisdom of the forum to discuss some particular concerns that I have not sen directly addressed.

I vow to use due diligence in searching previous threads before asking a question that has been asked and answered numerous times.

Thanks for your patience and willingness to share info

 

[oosik]

Well, kentuckywalleye - welcome to TBN from Ea WA state. Good luck in your thread searches - sometimes all they do for me is - headaches.

 

[woodchipper]

It is good to read what material has already been discussed and posted before asking... I any case, :welcome: to the forum as an active member, from Québec, Canada!
And happy Tractoring!

 

[deerseeker001]

Welcome from Wisconsin

 

[kentuckywalleye]

Thanks for the warm welcome(s)

 

[mddorange]

:welcome:
To TBN Mr Walleye. I take it that you are a fisherman?

 

[kentuckywalleye]

Yes Sir.

I am originally from Chicago and spent most of my growing years fishing Wisconsin for Walleye, Pike, Perch, Salmon, and Muskie.

I moved to south central Kentucky about 25 years ago. This also explains why I need help understanding the rural world, including the world of tractors.

I will throw I line to anything that moves, but I have a decent reputation for putting my Southern friends on to the walleye in our local lake.

My main reason for joining (finally) is to best understand using my tractor for snow removal. In Chicago, of course, the city handled the plowing. Where I currently live, I am basically responsible for up to 2 miles of clearing a gravel/dirt road.

 

[mguitas]

:welcome:

 

[chado613]

Welcome from Ontario Canada!!

 

[mddorange]

Yes Sir.

I am originally from Chicago and spent most of my growing years fishing Wisconsin for Walleye, Pike, Perch, Salmon, and Muskie.

I moved to south central Kentucky about 25 years ago. This also explains why I need help understanding the rural world, including the world of tractors.

I will throw I line to anything that moves, but I have a decent reputation for putting my Southern friends on to the walleye in our local lake.

My main reason for joining (finally) is to best understand using my tractor for snow removal. In Chicago, of course, the city handled the plowing. Where I currently live, I am basically responsible for up to 2 miles of clearing a gravel/dirt road.

I lived in Northwest Indiana for a few years and my son still lives there and works at a steel finishing plant. I got him to do most of our snow removal of the driveway.