brin
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I know, I know but the Mrs. did not want me to make a big deal out of it ...so I paid him and it burned me up but I have not helped him or loaned him a tool to this day.:thumbsup:
being a good neighbor--
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I know, I know but the Mrs. did not want me to make a big deal out of it ...so I paid him and it burned me up but I have not helped him or loaned him a tool to this day.:thumbsup:
TripleR
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Sorry, but I just had to laugh. My wife knows me too well to "suggest" that. Like I said, you are a nicer guy than me and that's probably a good thing.
brin
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Well I have been married for 46 yrs. now to my high school sweetheart ...I guess she has tamed me..:laughing:
brin
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Mine for forty-one; guess I am just incorrigible
Either that or I have five years to go...
OK TripleR...let's touch base about this in another 5 yrs...:laughing:that explains a lot...Your Mrs. is not quite through with you yet...give her time..I thought I was tough..you will see...:laughing:
deere755
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I just paid the $250 and went on down the road. I will not be using anything of his again. If he needs anything of mine the bill will be pretty steep.
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RadarTech
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ya know, I can rent a 4K mini-ex and the trailer to pull it on for $185 for 8 hours of motor time...
J
LBrown59
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My wife and will be married 46 years come 12/26/10.
You might call her my high school sweetheart since i met her just before her graduation and took her to her high school prom in 1963 and married her 12/26/64.
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RadarTech
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I think the terrain and the foilage makes a big difference here...
On Parris Island, SC with all those rifle ranges and the M-16.. You can hear for EVER! (yea I meant it that way)
In the mountains, down in a hollow-- sometimes it will echo out for a ways... But not always...
In thick woods, it can be muted pretty quick.....
Puzzling question:
If a tree falls in the woods, does it make a noise?
J
On Parris Island, SC with all those rifle ranges and the M-16.. You can hear for EVER! (yea I meant it that way)
In the mountains, down in a hollow-- sometimes it will echo out for a ways... But not always...
In thick woods, it can be muted pretty quick.....
Puzzling question:
If a tree falls in the woods, does it make a noise?
J
dave1949
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Elevation makes a huge difference. Being above the noise source is very loud compared to being below it. I am not sure why that is, maybe sound waves reflect from the ground.
Dave.
manganos
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I had a butthole neighbor at my last house. I had the Kioti 3054. He had this old pickup he would load full of trash all year and then take it to the dump one day a year. It stunk, was an eyesore etc. One day I was out dragging the road and he asked if I would pull his truck up the hill as he was stuck in some mud in his yard. I didn't and don't like this guy but I figured I'd give him a hand. I attached the chain to my tractor and he hooked up the truck. It was an easy pull for the R1's and I had him on solid ground (the driveway we both used now). He said he would have the truck out of the way by the end of the day. A few days later it still sat (while he consumed his whiskey .... a real alcoholic). My wife was to leave for the day and didn't want to drive her care through the lawn to bypass his truck. I got the tractor back out and pushed it back into the mud. A towtruck came later and I never had the issue again.
