Makes the cut grass fall back from the standing so when you make the second trip you don't have cut grass clogging up the cutter.
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If needed I have HARD WOOD!
wow that guy with the sun site has a lot of cool sun stuff, think he is a collector though.
Geesh!If needed I have HARD WOOD!
Fkng cold out here thermos says 25, prob colder by you?
I don't know how cold it is but it is snowing like crazy
That's the plan. Though I may use the atf/kerosene mix instead of the wd40. It seems to be a better penetrating solution for things like that.
Yes, definitely get some lube in cylinders. I'm just thinking if it turns without too much effort by hand - bring it around once or twice to run the lube over the cylinder walls. Repeat the process a couple times a year until the Dart is done or the dinosaurs come back and take over the planet.
Yeah yeah
There's only one other car I'd like to bring home and chances of me finding one are 1:1,000,000 that I can afford
yeah
Hey where are the bottom side pics?
Hey Hoppy do you think we can get that mower in my truck or do I need a trailer?
I found out something new this morning looking around for another 1/8" punch, they make special "roll pin" punches, never knew that.
I thought maybe it was just my computer. I seem to be having issues with other sites
Truck is fine, they have a loader also, you have to see the kid he is a trip 10 YO and can drive everything there!
didn't know that
Patience grass hopper patience
Yep. Got a set from when I built my own AR. Very handy
Old school. I bought a tractor off of them many years ago. I was working the fields at 10 and was driving the vehicles when I had to look out under the steering wheel and could barely reach the pedals. Maybe that is why I am so critical of the millenials
I have just been using a regular punch, I can see why sometimes starting the pin is a PIA, might order a 1/32 one also for the pins on the reluctors, they can be a real pia.
I think that is Chris's problem A millennial brought up old school and he is confused. I would put a laughing omicron in here but they are gone.....so when did you start with running the equipment Chris?
Once you use one, you'll never go back to using a regular punch for installs or for pins you want to reuse
You know you may not be far off from that. Though I'm not part of the millennials, course that depends on who's standards you use. Some say post 1991, others it's 1984- 2000, others have it starting as far back as 1978.
I'm assuming you mean farm equipment. I started driving tractors at the age of 6, before that, I started hooking wagons up at the age of 3. Was on the hay wagons baking hay the following year.
Yes,, They are flat on the end, and the shaft usually does not taper
Gotta head out now... Be back later....
Been using em for 40 yrs... LOL
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