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I mucked out the cab of the truck today. Hasn't been done in a loooong time. Much more pleasant to sit in now. Also worked the lawn restoration a bit. The grass has started to grow, but it is nowhere near a lush covering of grass. The seed I used was a mix of different grasses. One of them is growing well, the others are more like green fuzzy on the ground. I mowed it earlier this week with the deck at transport height, I mowed it again today with the push mower. I got the leaf blower out and blew about 1/2 of the straw off, hoping to get more sunlight on the green fuzzy type of grass. For good measure, I spread some more grass seed around. Got a few weeks of good weather left, hopefully some more grass will get started.
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WH people in or near Indiana - offloading a large part of my collection
Sparky-(Admin) replied to davem1111's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
At this point this is a classified ad/writeup and needs to be posted in the classified section please. -
I have a newer 3 point version of that for my Massey. They’re a nice chipper.
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Scored a FREE vintage Coke cooler and unloaded it with the 520 FL. It cools but the wiring is pretty scary so replacing.
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If you have a cable going to the garage, a secondary router/access point might be in order.
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It was a quick death. The one I thought I bumped was a different deer. Lots of them hiding in the beans still!
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WHX?? started following 18 hp Courage sputtering
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Two second vid don't do much for me. Maybe starving for fuel???
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CRF857 started following New Seat
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Need to find some springs to put under that seat.
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SylvanLakeWH started following Homemade wagon
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On a drive in the country a city slicker noticed a farmer lifting a pig up to an apple tree and holding the pig there as it ate one apple after another. 'Maybe I don't know what I'm talking about,' said the city slicker 'but if you just shook the tree so the apples fell to the ground, wouldn't it save a lot of time?' Time, answered the farmer. 'What does time matter to a pig?'
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Changed Status to Closed
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Camper cover building construction thread
Beap52 replied to ebinmaine's topic in non tractor related discussion
I am in total agreement with you two on keeping a roof over stuff. If it's got wheels and tires, I want it under cover. When our kids had a carport installed. I laid 2x6 treated wood under the runners. I felt this kept the metal runner off the gravel and hopefully last longer. Our camper's carport is bolted down to the cement pad. I park the camper on rubber mats. I hope this is better on the tires than parking on cement for months on end. Great project you've got going on. -
1973Auto started following 18 hp Courage sputtering
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Hello all. I have a kohler 18hp courage that just started running like crap. Just use the tractor for mowing my tree stand paths. The 2 second video has it sputtering when driving, but when I put the break on it runs fine. I sprayed carb cleaner in it and didnt do anything. Could be a bad spark plug? Thanks! 18ck.mp4
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Side shot Saturday... AND SUNDAY !
Darrenw85 replied to Sparky-(Admin)'s topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
#41 off the assembly line - Yesterday
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Heading in to the house for a bit, I bumped her and she went back down. I’ll let her expire and go find her.
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Camper cover building construction thread
ebinmaine replied to ebinmaine's topic in non tractor related discussion
On one side it'll be fine. There's several feet of new fill on the left/downhill side. On the upward/right side.... we shall see. -
Camper cover building construction thread
8ntruck replied to ebinmaine's topic in non tractor related discussion
Hopefully, the auger pitch will find its way between the stones. -
ebinmaine started following Mighty Mack on marketplace
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Niiiiice.
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Camper cover building construction thread
ebinmaine replied to ebinmaine's topic in non tractor related discussion
Yes. No other option. We really don't have serious issues with wind damage. (Knock on wood) After reading multiple online posts I believe we should not have a heavy duty post attachment point that goes below the standard frost line. Our frost line is between 36" and 48". It seems the mobility of the frost creates a break point. With that in mind I decided to go with the 30" depth anchors. -
New Seat
leabassett@sbcglobal.net replied to leabassett@sbcglobal.net's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
It is high but I pushed it back as far as I could. The wheel is close to my legs but it is way better than the rotten wet seat that was on it. -
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Thinking somebody needs this!!! If it were closer, I'd jump on it!
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A guy in my town posted this for sale, $100 Not really practical for my yard (not to mention lack of storage) but I thought is was pretty cool!
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Camper cover building construction thread
8ntruck replied to ebinmaine's topic in non tractor related discussion
What are you going to run the anchors into? The new fill? -
Handy Don started following Homemade wagon
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That’d also make a dandy show trailer with room for the CFO and acquisitions!
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A guy heard What's New Pussycat song by Tom Jones on the radio one day. It went earworm and stuck in his head for several days. Out of desperation, the guy goes to his doctor for some relief. The doctor says, 'oh, you are suffering from Tom Jones fixation syndrome'. The guy says, 'wow. Never heard of that. Is it rare?' Dock replies: 'It's Not Unusual'.
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