Full House
Mon Nov 22, 2010 11:43 am
My small collection of goodies. Managed to get things arranged whilst the weather was good for a family photo.
Left to Right photo wise: 1977 Chevy Nova, 1975 1200 Cub Cadet, 1950 Farmall Cub with 3 point hitch (Rick Prentice) and independent hydraulics front and rear, 2000 Simplicity Landlord DLX with locking differential, 2007 Matrix.
I don't think I need any more equipment. I have what I need to help take care of my place now.
Left to Right photo wise: 1977 Chevy Nova, 1975 1200 Cub Cadet, 1950 Farmall Cub with 3 point hitch (Rick Prentice) and independent hydraulics front and rear, 2000 Simplicity Landlord DLX with locking differential, 2007 Matrix.
I don't think I need any more equipment. I have what I need to help take care of my place now.
Re: Full House
Mon Nov 22, 2010 6:16 pm
Rick:
First, the pics are great and you sure seem to have a great piece of property.. very nice
I like the Cub of course but the Cub Cadet with the Johnny Bucket is neat as well. And the 77 Nova -- sweet ... they were a neat car and a lot of folks like restoring them/hotrodding them up.
First, the pics are great and you sure seem to have a great piece of property.. very nice
I like the Cub of course but the Cub Cadet with the Johnny Bucket is neat as well. And the 77 Nova -- sweet ... they were a neat car and a lot of folks like restoring them/hotrodding them up.
Re: Full House
Tue Nov 23, 2010 9:18 am
Thanks for the compliments Rudi. They are much appreciated. Yes, I do live in a good area IMHO.
We are fortunate enough to experience the changes of all four seasons here. We may or may not see snow/sleet, etc. That's why it makes it hard to think about snow removal equipment, but it still has to be in your hip pocket so to speak.
The Nova is as I pretty much bought it back in 2004. It has a little over 46k actual miles. The only real things I've had done was to have a mechanic go over it and replace major gaskets for the transmission, rear end, valve covers, etc. I also bought the wheels and tires and had those mounted. I do still have the original steel wheels and the full wheel cover hubcaps stored.
It runs very well, and has that Varooooom that a small V-8 has. Nice.
We are fortunate enough to experience the changes of all four seasons here. We may or may not see snow/sleet, etc. That's why it makes it hard to think about snow removal equipment, but it still has to be in your hip pocket so to speak.
The Nova is as I pretty much bought it back in 2004. It has a little over 46k actual miles. The only real things I've had done was to have a mechanic go over it and replace major gaskets for the transmission, rear end, valve covers, etc. I also bought the wheels and tires and had those mounted. I do still have the original steel wheels and the full wheel cover hubcaps stored.
It runs very well, and has that Varooooom that a small V-8 has. Nice.