Last summer went to put a pallet in to my shop thru the double door. Thought both doors were unlatched. Bent the bottom latch pin on the second door and broke the threshold free of the concrete floor. The doors don't quite close the same now.
What have you messed up, with your tractor? Including ROPS into garage...
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jenkinsph
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Starting a new year now and have decided not to let my dog or helpers run any of my tractors going forward. I am sure it was my dog's fault that I ripped the canopy and broke the side window out of my backhoe. Love the dog but this had to be her fault. Surely it was not my fault as I was in the tractor and the dog and the trees were both outside and that is where the problems came from.
dieselcrawler
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Its always the fault of the poor dog...
Dog ate my homework...
Dog farted, wasnt me...
Had to be the dog broke it...
*grin*
Dog ate my homework...
Dog farted, wasnt me...
Had to be the dog broke it...
*grin*
sixdogs
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You should listen more to what your dog has to say. He was probably trying to warn you of impending danger but you just ignored them. Seems to me a nice dinner for the dog, a treat and and maybe a rawhide chew thing would go a long way in asking for forgiveness.
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jenkinsph
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You should listen more to what your dog has to say. They were probably trying to warn you of impending danger but you just ignored them. Seems to me a nice dinner for the dog, a treat and and maybe a rawhide chew thing would go a long way in asking for forgiveness.
Funny you mentioned this but she did get a good dinner with deboned chicken rice and gravy for Thanksgiving and Christmas with deboned turkey and dressing. When my brother died this year I adopted his dogs and they all had the same feast. All of the dogs get treats and raw hide bones, definitely the place to live in my neighborhood.
k0ua
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You should listen more to what your dog has to say. They were probably trying to warn you of impending danger but you just ignored them. Seems to me a nice dinner for the dog, a treat and and maybe a rawhide chew thing would go a long way in asking for forgiveness.
We don't have dogs, but I have a cat or two that has "caused a lot of trouble".
sixdogs
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Deboned chicken with rice and gravy? Heck, I'd be over there for chow like that.
We don't have dogs, but I have a cat or two that has "caused a lot of trouble".
Yup, cats are like that and nothin' but trouble.
Dogs are like little angels. :laughing:
gwstang
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Deboned chicken with rice and gravy? Heck, I'd be over there for chow like that.
Yup, cats are like that and nothin' but trouble.
Dogs are like little angels. :laughing:
Mine isn't!!!!
dieselcrawler
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Mine isn't!!!!
No angels here either... Walked out the back door last night to find our two house dogs had been let outside for there normal dutys, and had moved on to knocking over the trash can and spreading garbage across the patio. I called them alot of names, angel was NOT one of them...
jenkinsph
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Freakins stingy humans, you were not going to eat it so why were you complaining.
