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My tractor is being taken over
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Posted by Ryan - WI on July 25, 2005 at 17:31:37 from (216.170.153.140):
So as of this moment I have a pretty nice looking piece of yard art. It looks amazingly like my 1944 Allis C. It seems that some bumblebees decided that the left brake inspection holes would be a mighty fine place to set up shop. I started the tractor up today (thank god I used the crank rather than sitting in the seat) and I bet 30 or more poured out of that area looking to see who disturbed their slumber. I tried aerosol on them (2 cans worth) but it didn't seem to faze them too much. If anyone has any ideas on what I can do to reclaim my tractor I would greatly appreiciate it. Btw, the brakes need replaced anyway so no worries about damaging the bands.
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