Good morning!!!!

[RedNeckGeek]

Looked for missing link half without success yesterday.

Good luck with your search. Would one of these help?

When something similar happened to my tractor, I found the missing part the next time I mowed. Still had to buy a new one...:muttering:

 

[RedNeckGeek]

I have this 3 cylinder water pump, stainless steel of course. Puts out up to 1000psi. Came off of a 1.5 or 2 hp electric motor. could possibly be mounted to a propane fueled motor. What are you pressuring up with?View attachment 614517

The stainless steel part sounds great; the 1000 PSI part, not so much. The jet pump I'm using is regulated to 45-55 psi. That's probably all the plastic tubing and fittings can take. But you and Rick sure come up with some neat stuff!

 

[ronjhall]

Second cup of coffee has been poured. 64° with partly cloudy skies this morning. Heading to 86° with partly cloudy skies and PM thunderstorms. Got all 2000' of barbed wire pickup and in a barrel. Replaced or repaired several T-post. My arm is aching this morning. Off to Sams Club this morning. No other plans.

Buckeye, hope the stretch helps. Prayers sent.

Randy, hope you are getting better.

Buppies, hope the biopsy is negative.

Mostly, nice cart.

Roy, all region Blu Ray is for what?

Good Morning All.

 

[riptides]

re -.1

I am still collecting wire off my properties. I have three barrels that need to go to the dump. My issue is getting the wire out of the barrels. Which is why I have three and have not gotten to the dump with them. What do you do Ron? Throw it all away? Or rescue the barrel?

 

[txdon]

Good morning! 67˚F heading to the mid 90s. They sure named this neighborhood right.

Buckeye, hang in there, we are all pulling for your continued improvement. We know it's going to be slow but we are here for the long run. I really look forward to your daily updates.

Mostly - that's the one I would have picked out. I'm still waiting for a used one to show up on the bulletin board, there are plenty Yamahas out here.

David, can you borrow the metal detector again, I bet you can find it with a hour.

Heading to the garden to play tractor.

 

[Bird]

Realtors now a days seem to want to list for quick sale. Not what a place should be listed for. Finding the right Realtor to list and sell your place may be a challenge.

When we needed to sell our place in Navarro County and move back to town, I called one of the biggest real estate companies in the area to list the place for sale. The salesman came to the house, got me to sign the paperwork guaranteeing him a commission if the place sold in the next 90 days, then the next day he left for an extended family vacation to Poland. He did absolutely nothing to try to sell the place; just guaranteed himself a commission if I sold it. So when that contract expired, I contacted an independent realtor who came to the house, said he'd put signs along the road, said he'd put an add in the Dallas newspapers as well as the Corsicana newspaper, and asked if I knew of any other place to suggest advertising at his expense, and I suggested the local Pennysaver, so he also put an add there. In other words he did his job, invested a few dollars himself, and he pretty promptly sold the place.

65 degrees here this morning, going for 95, and yep it's getting very dry in this area. Sure would like to see a good rain, but at least I'm thankful that it's cooler than normal.

 

[ronjhall]

re -.1

I am still collecting wire off my properties. I have three barrels that need to go to the dump. My issue is getting the wire out of the barrels. Which is why I have three and have not gotten to the dump with them. What do you do Ron? Throw it all away? Or rescue the barrel?

It is actually a couple of large plastic garbage cans. Smaller at bottom than top. I take them to a local recycle yard that pays for metal by the pound. It's about 10 miles from my place. JD Beavers recycling. Everytime I take a load over there it's about 1K lbs. Not sure what it pays now. But last load a year ago payed $70.

 

[DABSGT]

Good morning 74 heading to the upper 80's today
Just need to finish up last few things around the house and pack for Alaska.
Going to try to stop by the PD's picknic for retired officer's and see some old friends.
Buckeye and Buppie stay positive, prayers Randy hopefully still going strong with improvement.
Stay safe everyone and have a good day.

 

[lostcreekranch]

Good morning. It's 71°F and clear skies here this morning. We are forecast to see 96°F this afternoon. Guess our cool weather is over ... nice while it lasted.

Winds cooperated yesterday and I got the majority of weed spraying done before it got too hot. I still have 2 section of perimeter fencing to do. I was able to spray a bunch of Sedge, growing in the overflow of our big tank, with Roundup Custom and surfactant. Both tanks are down about 12" with virtually no rain in 6 weeks.





Mostly ..... nice golf cart!

Don ..... it may be time for you to Go Big or Go Home.





BEF .... slow but steady.

Roy ...... "all region" Blueray?

Hope everyone has a great weekend.

Prayers to all.

 

[RedNeckGeek]

RNG, one of Messicks videos describes Kubota's TLB line and how much heavier duty they are. Built to be worked day in, day out, so quality is there.
Really an issue of the driving position, sure a big difference in types you are looking at.

Good dig on the tractor video, Drew. We only looked at the M62 in the dealer's yard, but I was told they're almost the same tractor. The video clearly shows the L47 is kind of a runt, and now I'm wondering if it's big enough to do the jobs I have. Better to find that out now than later...

That stuff on your ceilings may or may not contain asbestos, so that's maybe why the realtors were so excited about it. My first home had it, and I took it all off by wetting it with a pump sprayer and then scraping it into a dust pan with a drywall knife. And as far as I know, I'm still free of mesothelioma.

You're next transition in life is gonna be a big one, and it's one we'll all have to make sooner or later. I like how you're nibbling around the edges now, trying to get a feel for how it might go, and taking your time so you get it in small, hopefully not overwhelming, doses. Thanks for taking us along for the ride.:thumbsup: