Let's see engine in J.D. B tractor ,Tranny in J.D. 7520 tractor,Repair engine on 346 J.D. baler,Engine on J.D. 12A combine,Engine in the 610 Bobcat blew it up this summer putting in grass in the front yard,repair D2 Cat pony engine bought the Cat off Ebay it was running when we got there loaded took it home J.B weld fell off crack leaks water.Some one pulled a fast one.Finish getting engine in my uncles 48 Chevy and do brakes.And the last thing I can think of is crushing the bio-diesel seed crop for the sons senior project.I'm sure there's more ,but I'm scaring myself so I'll stop for now.Let's hear it guy's
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flying belgian
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I still have to clean up my harvest equip. and then heal the battle wounds.
larry@stinescorner
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I sure hope the winter is not so long that you can finish all your projects! you must have a nice shop. send us a picture of your shop if you get a chance. opps , I just gave yiu another project. sorry
Fergienewbee
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Let's see: cut trees for a woods-road and clean up wind-damaged tops/blow-downs, ice fish, run beagles, edge feather a wood lot, enjoy my first SS check, and find a part-time job before my unemployment runs out--first 26 weeks ends in June.
Larry in Michigan
Larry in Michigan
larry@stinescorner
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you didnt say anything was wrong with those sweet looking crawlers you have . that is good news!
I forgot that I need to fix the right steering clutch on the D4D .It will not turn right that went bad this fall.I told you guys I would forget something.And I'm sure there's something else.O my too much too much stop the maddness.That might end up at Western States for repairs
Bob Bancroft
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- Aurora NY
Go over nice WD45 I bought recently and install 82S side mounted mower- Done
Go over nice 1660 combine I bought recently, install some missing shields, intake drive slip clutch, some unloading auger work, etc.- pretty well done
Just finished putting roll tarp on grain truck, it's going away Mon. for some rear end work.
Install auger and roll tarp on gravity box.
Alter or replace @#%& zero turn lawn mower so it will cut wet grass without plugging(Woods belly mower seems to do it just fine)
Give in and get my blood pressure drugged down so I can pass a third class airmans physical.
Go over new corn planter( set up people just threw it together- I would rather do it myself- but got a deal on this left over machine)
Research some additional grain drying,handling, storage.
Go over nice 1660 combine I bought recently, install some missing shields, intake drive slip clutch, some unloading auger work, etc.- pretty well done
Just finished putting roll tarp on grain truck, it's going away Mon. for some rear end work.
Install auger and roll tarp on gravity box.
Alter or replace @#%& zero turn lawn mower so it will cut wet grass without plugging(Woods belly mower seems to do it just fine)
Give in and get my blood pressure drugged down so I can pass a third class airmans physical.
Go over new corn planter( set up people just threw it together- I would rather do it myself- but got a deal on this left over machine)
Research some additional grain drying,handling, storage.
Anonymous-0
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Put the frt loader back on my tractor, go over, replace the blade, and learn how my sicle mower works or remove it all together and get a drum/disc mower. finish some straightening up, empty and start over on my workshop (I's gots messy syndrom), go through piles of junk stashed everywhere and haul to the dump anything that I haven't seen in 2 or more years unless it's a tool or obviously something I need. Put siding on the barn, and run, heat, and insulate new water lines/drinkers in the stalls, and run some new lights. How much will I get done??? I'm hopeful of all but realistic enough to go for half.
Did have a Russian guy looking for some part time work that looked pretty promising though, and would prolly enjoy a lot of the stuff I plan on dumping.
Dave
Did have a Russian guy looking for some part time work that looked pretty promising though, and would prolly enjoy a lot of the stuff I plan on dumping.
Dave
Oil changes On all mine- DONE
Change the tach cable on my JD 60- DONE
Take the carb off my 60 and send it to popin john-DONE
New volatge regualtor on the 60- NOT DONE
Put some headlights on my farmall H- NOT DONE
Replace the axle seal in my farmall H - NOT DONE (waiting until i cant stand it anymore)
Replace the belt pulley delete cover gasket on my H- (rtv bought) NOT DONE.
Change the battery in my jeep- NOT DONE
Oil change and air filter on my jeep DONE
Inflated tires on my dodge- DONE
thats about it oh and one more.
Sit in the warm house - Work in progress
Change the tach cable on my JD 60- DONE
Take the carb off my 60 and send it to popin john-DONE
New volatge regualtor on the 60- NOT DONE
Put some headlights on my farmall H- NOT DONE
Replace the axle seal in my farmall H - NOT DONE (waiting until i cant stand it anymore)
Replace the belt pulley delete cover gasket on my H- (rtv bought) NOT DONE.
Change the battery in my jeep- NOT DONE
Oil change and air filter on my jeep DONE
Inflated tires on my dodge- DONE
thats about it oh and one more.
Sit in the warm house - Work in progress
larry@stinescorner
Well-known Member
anyone who has a great looking farm like yours must be used to getting projects done . those spring working pics you sent were awsome
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