Here's a "Talk About Anything" - II

My RTV is sitting in it's new home, but unfortunately it's been getting ignored as I've been working on my other play toy it shares this garage with.

I better get at it though, it needs a full service before it goes back to work this winter.
 

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ItBmine said:
My RTV is sitting in it's new home, but unfortunately it's been getting ignored as I've been working on my other play toy it shares this garage with.

I better get at it though, it needs a full service before it goes back to work this winter.
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That's a dandy shop! My Kubota is jealous.
 
touras said:
That's a dandy shop! My Kubota is jealous.
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Thanks. Had to build one for the old Ford L9000.
Still got all the other tractors in the dirt floor barn, but for some reason mice LOVED that RTV. I had to clean the blower fan out once, then take the back wall panel off behind seats and clean it. So I had enough of that. It can stay in the garage with the fire truck now.
 
touras said:
There are lots of places to build nests in our rigs.

I keep mine in the house garage (I had to kick the wife's car out - she parks outside now)
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I was never that brave. :ROFLMAO:

My worst experience involved a custom van that I kept at the farm. I went over there one day to pick it up because we were going someplace. On the way home it started overheating. I made it home and opened the hood to see what was wrong. There was a 5-gallon bucket full of cattle cubes in the engine compartment. I never found out if it was squirrels or rodents. I never stored that van at the farm ever again.
 
Diesel flavored popcorn. It took 1 night for those pests to fill the muffler, and about 2 weeks to burn it all out.
 

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