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Flying my flag at half staff.

I took them on a Illinois deer hunt few years back. I give them to family. I think I got the better end of the deal, LOL. I run across any more, I'll let you know.

Although the Long tractors failed when Escort Tractors of India pulled stakes and left this country overnight,( Montana Tractor bought what was left of the company and they failed.) Long Manufacturing is still in business mainly making front loader and loader attachments. Gearboxes on their UTB., Romania brands failed. Mainly because of poor heat treating. Their American branded equipment was good heavy equipment except their 3 point hitch plow.

I was selling a set of Jarts in original box, at a flea market few years back. The manager made me put them away. Said they were illegal to sell.

Now you know where to stick a camera, to verify.

One person's junk in another person's treasure. Don't people throw away the nicest stuff? I picked a pair of nice cowboy boots that were made in America out of the trash and they fit perfect. I also got a nice 30 something flat screen tv that work perfect. I sold an old phonograph out of the trash for 40 bucks. Will I stop to make $ off the curb; hell yes.

The rules for this one worked good. I can donate a few prizes, but would like others to help. We do need a contest coordinator however.

It's more to it than that Doc, it hits a big way, his business. It's not bad enough that this state just keeps hitting existing business below the belt, but you try working with the New York DEC. ; and I'm talking more than hunting. You play by their rules and just when things are working , they go ahead a change the rules. Generate revenues and sets job security. This state is so dam corrupt, it stinks. (Aside for using a more fitting word.)Not sure if it's no different in any other state, but New York sure has the lead. Although I don't agree with FSW word choice style, I can relate to several good points brought up.

Bear struck by a car on the 990 Thursday am. just past the North French Road exit. It then went into the French Road soccer complex. The bear wasn't immediately available for interview. Another, more expected bear sitting on Main Street in Attica Friday at 4 am.. That bear wouldn't comment either.

It would be nice to have another contest.

I commend anyone in business, especially in this state.

Your not suppose to cut the lawn when the grass is wet, LOL.

You'll be at the fair in no time. I'll be there to watch you.

Predators have to eat too. Could have got into nightshade. Spray material in drinking water. It happens.

Looks like you have some deer hunting planned.

So he started his landscape business when he was one, LOL.

Instinct.

He should be like a Christmas tree this year if he's alive. Hope he shows up for ya. Good luck!

Now it's getting nice. Enjoy the weekend.

Asking me is like having a vet preform surgery on a human. I have HVAC. experience, but on mobile only. I wouldn't think it would be to difficult thought. Where to hard wiring in. would be the question in my mind which Youtube should be able to address.

LS Tractor manufactures New Holland & Case IH tractors 45 hp and below. Power trains come down the same assembly line.

I'm kinda speechless on both of these deer. Trophy doesn't even begin to describe either one. Two fabulous deer. Thanks for posting, and Lawdwaz, that boy was knocking on the door of 200. Racks are larger in person. Are you sure he's dead?

These little rains are a nice added bonus this year. It helps save fuel by working the ground for me. It also starts new growth on the fresh cut hay seedings.

Simple solution for the live hydraulics part, limit chains. they clamp onto each lower link arm, then over top of the third top link where the big spring is located. lower your lift, adjust the chains to the height desired. Used them for years and still do today for raking hay. The N tractors also need an over running clutch on the PTO. when using a grass cutter or brush cutter. Rotation of the blades will continue the forward tractor motion, when foot clutch is engaged. The way I see some of these people running a compact tractor, I am glad they don't own a Ford N tractor, or they would be lying underneath it.