czechsonofagun
Elite Member
raking weed and silt from the pond - my every summer repeated efforts.
TODAYS SEAT TIME
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MicroPilot
Veteran Member
Started mowing the grass last night. After a couple of passes realized something wasn't right. Looked under the mower deck and I was missing a blade!
Started walking the passes to find the blade. It wasn't there. As I was walking down to the barn to talk to the wife, found the blade, with its bolt, where I had set the mower.
I took it all back to the garage and tried putting the blade back on. It wouldn't go. I started looking at the bolt and realized it was sheared off inside the spindle shaft!
Ordered a new shaft, should be here Thursday.
Started walking the passes to find the blade. It wasn't there. As I was walking down to the barn to talk to the wife, found the blade, with its bolt, where I had set the mower.
I took it all back to the garage and tried putting the blade back on. It wouldn't go. I started looking at the bolt and realized it was sheared off inside the spindle shaft!
Ordered a new shaft, should be here Thursday.
cperky
Gold Member
- Joined
- Mar 20, 2004
- Messages
- 250
- Location
- Middle TN
- Tractor
- John Deere 1025r with 120r front end loader, Hustler zero turn mower
No seat time here. Been raining since Sunday, 5 inches so far falling at a nice slow steady rate
. I can see the grass growing and greening up!!
May not sound like a big deal to some but we have needed rain here for quite some time. I will have an excuse, I mean need, for some seat time once Fay has gone away.
. I can see the grass growing and greening up!!May not sound like a big deal to some but we have needed rain here for quite some time. I will have an excuse, I mean need, for some seat time once Fay has gone away.
slewisma
Silver Member
I didn't sit in the seat today but some tools, manuals and parts did as I assembled and attached my new goodies from BXpanded. Then it started raining so I guess testing the sprayer will have to wait a day or two.
JDeerekid
Platinum Member
- Joined
- Sep 8, 2004
- Messages
- 878
- Location
- P-Town, Upstate New York
- Tractor
- Montana 4340C w/Loader, JD GX345 w/54in. mower
Destroyed and moved to the burn pile the remander of the old lean-to wood shed that a tree fell on last month. The front forks came in handy for that even though a grapple would have been nicer.
Graded the area so hopefully next weekend will rebuild it and put all the wood that had been cut and split already back into it.
Tilled up one of my sweet corn fields so I can reseed it with oats.
Bush hogged a path to the black berry bushes so mom can make a pie tomorrow.
Picked a couple buckets of stone out of another field that will be next years sweet corn and pumpkins.
Over all put 6.4 hours on the montana today.
Graded the area so hopefully next weekend will rebuild it and put all the wood that had been cut and split already back into it.
Tilled up one of my sweet corn fields so I can reseed it with oats.
Bush hogged a path to the black berry bushes so mom can make a pie tomorrow.
Picked a couple buckets of stone out of another field that will be next years sweet corn and pumpkins.
Over all put 6.4 hours on the montana today.
davitk
Platinum Member
I've been putting a lot of hours on this old green office chair. In fact I do believe it's over-due for a shot of Tri-Flo on occassion it will (ahem) make the sound of breaking wind whilst I am on the phone ; most people I know and are used to it and don't seem to mind
...ahhh, yes, lubed it up so now no more potentially embarrassing moments, and it only took me 12 years
on occassion it will (ahem) make the sound of breaking wind whilst I am on the phone ; most people I know and are used to it and don't seem to mind...ahhh, yes, lubed it up so now no more potentially embarrassing moments, and it only took me 12 years
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Rockin' G Ranch
Silver Member
Great seat time this weekend. 10 hours Friday and 10 hours Saturday cultivating, broadcasting large seed (oats, IC peas, Austrian Winter peas), covering seed with tiller set at 2", packing with roller, broadcasting small seed (white clover, arrowleaf clover, chicory) and broadcasting 1,000 lbs of fertilizer on 7 plots for total of 4 acres. Great fun! Now, if it would just rain.
