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Great breed for a pet! Mine is a Queensland heeler/ Aussie shepherd mix. His name is Auzzie. He would be willing to share the name if you like it.

They need to have a dog, preferably a large one.

That sounds like a good engine-trans combination. I wasn't a fan of Wagoneers because of stories I heard about reliability. I bought a '71 ScoutII with 3spd (which I changed to a 4 spd) and 304 V8. Talk about reliability:rolleyes:--It never left me stranded, but I got a lot of experience...

It quit responding for me a while ago, too.

Nice truck. As for the good neighbor bit, why don't you move to central Arizona? I have some dirt and gravel to move.:mrgreen:

I like that. It's like the old rancher said: Ranching is an easy way to make a small fortune, if you start with a big one.

That would be a neat toy to have. It probably cost new more than all the average homeowner's tools.

I wish this idea were emphasized along with the campaigns to encourage people to vote.

I thought so, too, until I figured Mith knew how to spell "arctic.":poke: edit--GB isn't around to point these things out and someone has to do it.

As I recall from my school days, it takes 20,000 volts to jump 1 cm in dry air. It is hard to judge the gap there, but I would guess it is between 1 and 2 cm. That's enough to make you jump. One of my instructors in the Navy electronics technician school liked to say, "It isn't the shock that...

I didn't want to name names. I wasn't sure who would be unhappier--Doc or Muhammed. Someone said the average IQ of both groups dropped when I came over here.:respect:

I joined over there several years ago. I was looking for a forum for political discussions and posted there for suggestions. I had seen a post with the term "forumsforums" but it disappeared before I went back for a link. I got a couple of PMs from a couple of TBN refugees suggesting FF and I...

Impressive machine. I see a Caterpillar emblem. Is the tractor made by Cat, or does the emblem just indicate a Caterpillar engine?

From what I have read on other Yanmar forums there are probably a couple of bleed screws between the filter and the injector pump. On my 1500D, they are 10mm hex heads with philips drive slots. I just open the closest one until there are no bubbles in the fuel leaking out, then go to the next...

I didn't look very carefully. I thought it looked like someone had slopped some paint on it to make it easier to sell. The red behind the crank is just paint. The fenders are in pretty poor shape-rusted out. Here is another view:

Back in the dark ages, right after I got married, I was unhappy to have to pay $.79 when traveling through the Navajo reservation. Guess those were the good old days.

Here's some pix of a couple of tractors sitting alongside the road in a nearby town, waiting for someone to restore.

That is impressive!

That sounds typical of Arizona. Your storm is just moving into our area. I saw some sprinkles on a window a few minutes ago. The forecast is for up to 1/4" last I heard.

I hadn't heard of them, so I googled "Lenar Tractor." Try it and read some of the links. What little I read was educational.