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Back home, no worse for the wear. Light bulbs light up as I walk by:yum: (:sorry: Have to joke) Found out TODAY that I have to undergo the same thing AGAIN in a week. Seems they won't put but so many of the pellets in at once. Oh boy. In answer to the question raised above, blood sugar...

Off to the hospital in a few. Today's the big day. I'm a radiation bio-hazzard @ 9:15AM Wish me luck:hide:

It's now official. Spring is here. The sun is shining and it's snowing HARD at the same time. temp was 67 two days ago. 39 high today, 34 now. :pat:

Decals made it today! From K&K Tractor from Shelbyville Indiana. Good folks, especially if you're into Green and Yellow! Depth bands will be here tomorrow at the the local home of Mother Deere! Still no word on a shipping date for my fertilizer attachment

I had a 1973 Ford 3000 gas for 30 years. It had a loader also. Mine was shot by the time I decided it needed to re-locate. They are VERY popular tractors. Even tha gasser is a good seller. They use a fair amount of gas per hr for the size, but aren't excessively bad. They tend to be...

Disc $240, Paint and primer $40, decals $20, 2 cans of degreaser $10. Saving something old for another lifetime of use. PRICELESS! Ooooops. Forgot to add in the $190 for the new front disc blades (inc freight) So....$500 total.

Deere built the #70's from 1958 through 1966, then switched to the #71. The updates were minute, but the #71 ended up being one of the most versatile unit planters of all time. It stayed in the Deere line-up for over 35 years. They're extremely popular to this day. Farmers still use them set...

All back together! The paint was dry enough to handle, so I re-assembled the planter. K&K Tractor called and said the decals were in todays mail. They should be here by wed. Gandy rep called to say their two nearest distributors don't handle AG products (turf, as in golf course) so he's...

I tell everyone that anything I have except my wife and my MF150 has a price tag on it. Over the years, I've learned that the best way to build equity on an investment is $5 worth of paint. In spite of my screenname, I don't like, nor will I buy JUNK. I want sound mechanical condition FIRST...

Seen 'em and in fact, owned one for a week. I bought one second hand and then re-sold it. I paid $800/resold for $1750. (:rolleyes:) The down side is, they're HEAVY for a 2-row planter. A large number of 2-row units end up on the back of a small tractor. The one I had wa a no-till unit that had...

After throwing Massey Ferguson RED paint all about the place last week, I needed a little contrast! So, how about GREEN & YELLOW ? I started yesterday with the latest project. Building another 2-row planter. #70 Deere Flexiplanter row units. I'll be updating them with a few optional...

I did up a Massey Ferguson #66 plow this time last year. It's got new shares, shins, moldboards, landslides, trash boards, and coulter hubs. Totally disassembled, sandblasted, primed, painted, decals, and ready to flip sod! http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/bb25/Bigboy1mf/plowday10-4.jpg...

She gets a fresh coat of John Deere green next!:yum:

And a few more! She's been sandblasted, 2 coats of primer, several coats of enamel, and new decals. I hate to get it dirty now:pat:

Howdy gang! Been swamped the last few days. Feeling good, and getting skinny. Lost 26 lbs so far. I finally got around to painting my old disc. It's a #25 Massey Ferguson 7'-6" now. It WAS 8'-10" when I bought it. Too wide to haul, I pulled the axles, cut 7-1/2" off each and then...

All things are relative. "A great yankee brain" as compared to "an average yankee brain"....? Well, draw your own conclusions troops:rolleyes: :yum: :yum: :yum: ,:yum: and:yum:

Now now... First, in order to think y'all had frozen brain cells, I'd have to alter my view and think y'all actually had a BRAIN.:yum: Bunch'a dang YANKEE's anyway......:pat:

Finished and ready to drop seed in the ground. I ended up buying a second planter just like the first one. Keeping this one, sold #2 already.

HOW-DEE:wave: Good to see another Massey Ferguson owner/enthusiast here. Those of us with superior tractor selecting skills have to keep up the efforts to let the rest of these folks know just how great they are!:cool: In any event, hope you enjoy this site. It's all about being friendly...

Just got done cleaning up the #39 Massey Ferguson 2-row 3-point planter! It looks a LOT better without all the dirt and grease. Next to narrow it down to 30" rows. (set @40" now)