outdoors4evr wrote:I think it would be great if the eastern seaboard got a lot of snow. I'd also be pretty happy if the Ohio valley and Canada got lots of it.
And I’m thinking that I don’t care much for what you’re thinking!
outdoors4evr wrote:I think it would be great if the eastern seaboard got a lot of snow. I'd also be pretty happy if the Ohio valley and Canada got lots of it.
coppersmythe wrote:hello all from the somewhat chilly south ( 40* this morning, high today in the 70's , couple days ago in the 80's ) . not sure about mike , he's "way up there" in north louisiana . looks like my last cut of grass was about 3 weeks ago . winter gives me time to do a lot of the maintenance ( 5 cubs at this time ) without being in the " summer steam bath season " . coppersmythe.....................PS: setting aside january to try and finish the '48 high and wide , counting on y'all for some much needed advice . Bill , PERFECT picture!!Stanton wrote:Mike in Louisiana wrote:Well you guys have fun in the snow, I still have my woods 42 on my tractor. Cold here today high is only going to be 63 today..
Hey Val you didn’t plow any snow yet either did you?
Mike: Are you still mowing grass?
Don McCombs wrote:outdoors4evr wrote:I think it would be great if the eastern seaboard got a lot of snow. I'd also be pretty happy if the Ohio valley and Canada got lots of it.
And I’m thinking that I don’t care much for what you’re thinking!
Drfting1 wrote:Son edited the pic and took out that shadow
Lt.Mike wrote:Drfting1 wrote:Got her out playing..
Bill that is a nice pic!
In fact, that’s Christmas card worthy!
On a side note I followed up on another plow/grader set up. It had been on CL and though it was pretty cheap (like me ) I was doing my best to resist.
Then yesterday I look on Facebook marketplace and it’s there too only with a price drop. I’ve said it before, if you dangle the right part in front of me, at a cheap enough price, I’ll bite. So I took the drive today and upon arriving I ask Bill if he’s heard of farmallcub.com. He says yes he’s “Drifting “!
Small world huh?
Despite the sub-arctic temps we had a nice visit.
Gotta tell ya, his Cub looks as nice or better in person. Yes Bill you did a nice job on that. You should be proud.
Back on the snow, I’m on the Jersey Shore, 8 miles from the ocean so we only got a dusting.
Bill on the other hand , well he has a proper Currier and Ives scene at his place. Very pretty up there.
Mike
Drfting1 wrote:Lt.Mike wrote:Drfting1 wrote:Got her out playing..
Bill that is a nice pic!
In fact, that’s Christmas card worthy!
On a side note I followed up on another plow/grader set up. It had been on CL and though it was pretty cheap (like me ) I was doing my best to resist.
Then yesterday I look on Facebook marketplace and it’s there too only with a price drop. I’ve said it before, if you dangle the right part in front of me, at a cheap enough price, I’ll bite. So I took the drive today and upon arriving I ask Bill if he’s heard of farmallcub.com. He says yes he’s “Drifting “!
Small world huh?
Despite the sub-arctic temps we had a nice visit.
Gotta tell ya, his Cub looks as nice or better in person. Yes Bill you did a nice job on that. You should be proud.
Back on the snow, I’m on the Jersey Shore, 8 miles from the ocean so we only got a dusting.
Bill on the other hand , well he has a proper Currier and Ives scene at his place. Very pretty up there.
Mike
Thanks for the compliments, it was great to meet you, wish weather was little nicer and had a little more time to talk, could have educated me some more on these cubs... I still have a lot to learn, really hope one day to make it to one of these cubfests and meet up with you again and hopefully some more of the members here in person. One day when I'm down that way, would love to stop by see your cubs if your available
Mainely Saws wrote:... I need to repair or replace my chains ( heavy wear on all of the crosslinks ) . Bob
Bill Hudson wrote:Mainely Saws wrote:... I need to repair or replace my chains ( heavy wear on all of the crosslinks ) . Bob
Often I've seen chains that are very worn on one side. The tire side does not show any wear. Flipping the chains over (in this case) will get several more years of wear before needing replacement. This may not be your case.
Bill
Bill Hudson wrote: Flipping the chains over (in this case) will get several more years of wear before needing replacement. This may not be your case.
Bill
Bob McCarty wrote:How about putting a couple of twists in the crosslink before fastening the second end?
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