Recent content by Goat

MAN! I'd never even THINK I NEEDED one of those! I'm not "large scale" like some of you guys, either, though. I just figure that if I missed it, God wanted it missed.

I've bought several things at HF over the passed several years. The quality has definitely improved over the last 10-12 years. I've really only had a problem with one item, and they gave me my money back. As for "hand tools" (wrenches, sockets, etc), I've broken WAY more Snap-off tools then...

Amen, and Semper Fi, Brother.... Have that Air Force pilot come down to 50' off the deck on close air support and see what he avoids....

Dunno what size you're talking about but, I have used aircraft tires onall my tractors and the neighbor has them on his Gator. We have those nasty Locust thorns all over the place. We used to have 2-3 flats a WEEK before I switched. Haven't had a SINGLE one in the 4 years since I started using...

They're WATCHING.....:wall: http://scroungeman.blogspot.com/2010/12/theyre-after-me.html

I have a policy of: If I see the dog, and know who owns it (and it is not bothering any of my animals), I call the person and tell them that this time they get a "bye". Next time the get a bullet. If I DO NOT know the owner, I attempt to call said dog. If it comes, I try to find the owner...

I'm a LITTLE behind on this but --- Last year, I told a friend of mine to keep an eye out for a CHEAP IH tractor to work on (my wife told him FREE....). Last August (2010) he called up and said he found one that was "in pieces". Well, we drug all the pieces home, and I have been taking them...

The problem with that type of "weapon" is that it gets you INTO more sticky messes then it gets you OUT of. At least, if you don't kill something with it, when the hunt is over, you can eat the ammo.....

MAN! THAT'S been there awhile....

BAH! Hum Bug..

Ran when parked...

I dunno. I'd have to say go with the 'Bota. I know several people around who USED to own Kioti's - and NONE were satified with them. They are good "yuppie" tractors, but not so great for real farm work. My BIL still has his, but he's less and less impressed with it the more he uses it.

A Farmall "Regular" was the first of the International Harvestor (IH) "rowcrop" tractors. Introduced in 1924 (actually, 1923, but the first were sold only in Texas...), the regular was produced until 1932, when it was replaced by the "Increased Power" Farmall (later called the F-20)...

I ran across this poor soul on a nearby farmstead a couple days ago. It has OBVIOUSLY been there awhile.... Ran When I Parked It.... by Scrounger & Doxie, on Flickr It's a mid 1920's Farmall "Regular".

Unfortunately - once you "modify" your mailbox to ANYTHING other then the USPS standards, it no longer becomes a "mailbox" persee, it is something "acting" as a mailbox. You modified it, it becomes YOUR responsibility when it hurts someone. It becomes a case where, if the guy swinging the bat...