dirt ditch wrote - "Read this thread early this morning, you and Willl had me LOL so much I spilled my coffee. Kinda like watching Forrest Gump."
dirt ditch,
I couldn't agree more and believe me I am playing the role of Forrest Gump (I can't help it). All these experienced riders and educated riders make me learn more and more each and every day. They see things or have a different opinion of things that make me realize that my thoughts ain't exactly the perfect training of thought. My training of thought is good but others come to the same conclusion without the trials and tribulations I have suffered. Kind of like watching my three sons wrestling at the HS level. I've watched them make the same mistakes I made back when I was in HS wrestling in the early 80's and wish I could "transform" me into their bodies and defeat their opponent with what I know today but as I watch them compete I know I have to suffer through their ordeal and watch them lose the match as they accept defeat with class and humbleness. It's gut-wrenching to a parent. Just glad I made you laugh with my conversation to Willl... Still waiting for his reply by the way.
NewToy,
Please, please, please explain this rake approach. That attachment is a whole lot cheaper than a snow blower or a spring loaded plow. I'm running out of money quick but would still like a way to keep our driveway and street clear of snow.
Johndeere3720,
This is what I call the $150 toolbox and I'm not kidding. The steel toolbox itself was $12 from Orcshland's but when the chrome shop mafia guys finished sanding, scraping, chroming and polishing the darn thing it cost me a $138 more. Funny how they always give you a "ball-park" figure but when it's all said and done you've paid a whole lot more than what you planned for. Don't get me wrong, this is the look I wanted, just a little ticked off as to how some people do business ! Just glad to finally get "back in the saddle" and get some seat time. More to follow later.
MissouriThunder out here !
