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[beenthere]

As well, the AC vents on some of the JD tractors will hold a can of beverage and keeps them cool.

 

[LouNY]

I heard some of the big JD combines had a mini fridge in them. Now a grill too?

As well, the AC vents on some of the JD tractors will hold a can of beverage and keeps them cool.

Heck my Branson 8050 came with a 12 volt cooler and it's 6 years old.

 

[beenthere]

Heck my Branson 8050 came with a 12 volt cooler and it's 6 years old.

Yup, 12v coolers have been around a long time.

 

[DanMc77]

Why delete that post? It was a good one! Surely it wasn't perceived as a health hazard to use a tractor bucket as a griddle was it?

 

[beenthere]

Having a post (subject title, image, and verbiage) all removed should not be allowed by TBN.
Pic showed burgers or something cooking in the FEL loader bucket with a fire beneath the bucket. Good wholesome satire, IMO
No indication why it was deleted, as the subject title reads now.

 

[Bill Guenthner]

that's a good one! But my property is small enough I can walk back to the house for supper......

... and not eat cow dung.

 

[oosik]

If you have ever roasted marshmallows over a cow patty fire - you to will wonder what makes the mallows brown. We were doing jus fine - till some REDNECK threw some patties on the fire. Doesn't make the smores any tastier either.

 

[oosik]

Peace - as a rock bucket --may be too closely spaced - unless you are all sand. As a steak bucket - pretty darn fine lookin.

Do I need to tell you what's going to happen right after you have a big bar-b-q using that bucket. You will be moving some dirt, maybe the wife's new flowers, perhaps some gravel. That night you will have every wild animal - West of the Mississippi - digging in your yard. You best figure some way of doing a darn good job of cleaning the bar-b-q bucket.