What is the greatest product of the last 20 years
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WOW! Thats kind of cool. I could realy use one of those. Any info on it?
sugarmaker
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SM: No question about it. It's the Thermos bottle.
Mrs. SM: How do you figure?
SM: Well, you put hot things in; they stay hot. You put cold things in; they stay cold.
Mrs. SM: What's so darned great about that?
SM: Ah, but how does it know?
Mrs. SM: How do you figure?
SM: Well, you put hot things in; they stay hot. You put cold things in; they stay cold.
Mrs. SM: What's so darned great about that?
SM: Ah, but how does it know?
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The hydraulic freefall crane option./ Manitowoc Epic controls/ Full pilot controls on excavators.
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The hydrostat transmission.
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I give high regards to Duct Tape......
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I Think 3rd gen. night vision, takes the cake /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
You ever drive your car at 55 in the dark with no lights on?? /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
do not try it with your (wife) in the car,or truck !
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You ever drive your car at 55 in the dark with no lights on?? /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
do not try it with your (wife) in the car,or truck !
Ern.
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There are some more pictures posted in the Build It Yourself forum. It's a 6HP Ariens big wheel trimmer that I stripped down and mounted to a subframe that clips onto the JD mower deck lift arms. It pivots out of the way when you come up to a building or fence post. It cuts really well and makes trimming long fence lines and ditches painless. Since I ended throwing out almost all of the original trimmer, I'm thinking about making some from scratch.
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Country Boy,
International Harvester started development of a hydrostatic trans. in 1961. It was first used on the HT-340 experimental tractor with a small gas turbine engine. The first production machine was the 656 Hydro in 1967.
JohnK,
Duct tape was a WWII invention.... around about that time anyway.
International Harvester started development of a hydrostatic trans. in 1961. It was first used on the HT-340 experimental tractor with a small gas turbine engine. The first production machine was the 656 Hydro in 1967.
JohnK,
Duct tape was a WWII invention.... around about that time anyway.