Recent content by goeduck

Don't insult Jed and all his kin with that comparison. ;)

Our activity is picking up. Shortly we will be heading into the "second camel hump" of the year when the travelers from Canada and Alaska make their way through and the resident year-round birds run out of other food.

Good warning. I have always stuck with Deere Hy-Gard or Kubota SUDT and not mixed the two or any other fluid.

Reminds me of when I worked road construction. One day the road-grader operator and a flagger got into an argument. The flagger had a ~400 HP corvette and said he could out-pull the road-grader which was about 40 Hp. So one Friday night they hitched up a chain in the equipment yard and went at...

A thinking man. I wish I could have thought of things 60 years ago that would pay off now. Oh wait, 60 years ago? 🤯🤯

I have used a come-along to load a 45 HP Massey on a trailer, but on that weight of machine I have loaded by FEL with straps. I don't know that a Zturn has points to where a strap would not cause damage, but if it did, that would be my choice. On both of my situations I could roll them off at...

Charlie Kirk. Such a promising life cut short way too soon by evil. Father, Husband, Christian, Patriot, Truth, Man.

Out west the activity sees to be increasing as the year-around Annas are starting to run out of natural feed and the Alaska/Canadian Rufous start to head south, then stop by to fuel/fatten up. We are "between our 2 camel hump pattern" and increasing daily up the back hump.

I really liked him https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_Greene_(actor)

I am testing out a 5G home internet connection (over the air to a local tower). I set it up 2 weeks ago and so far, so good. The modem unit sits in a window and costs $55 a month. I went with Ooma to get a landline (VOIP actually) connection that my wife likes to talk to her friends on with...

She, she ate he.

Jealous of you guys back East that have huge summer numbers. Out West I am in a slump before the travelers from Canada and Alaska head south. The native year-around birds are sipping periodically, but they busy with all of the other food sources available now.

I can't wrap my head around that picture. An owl? Looks more like a fox or rabbit. Edit: Or is it facing left?

Beyond sore, that looked like a ball buster. No beers for either from here on out.

It has been my goal to build a long loafing shed for attachments. Back up, attach or detach and be on the way. Hopefully some day.