Looking4new
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- Northern Ontario, Canada
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- 2012 Kioti CK27HST w/cab
cat; that is a nice looking bar.
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RedNeckGeek
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- Butte County & Orcutt, California
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- Kubota M62, Kubota L3240D HST (SOLD!), Kubota RTV900
At least you have an excuse!:laughing:
cat fever
Elite Member
I am very eager to use it.......if it would just stop raining.
toppop52
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- Eastern Shore of Maryland
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- Massey Ferguson 1723, Cub Cadet 1864
Nice mower! You’re going to like that seat.
Scrambler82
Veteran Member
Scrambler- I hope the new stuff works as well as you remember.
I am not a rose and I do not expect to smell like one. I'm too "PC" to post about all the scented stuff that one can apply to their body and ending up smelling like some tropical drink with an umbrella sticking out of it
DEET worked today; the ticks climbed up my boots got to the socks and stopped short of skin. I need a calm day to outside to treat some dedicated clothes with that repellant stuff.
"... I was stoned and I missed it."- Bill. I hate when that happensI usually just start laughing at the absurdity of life on this planet.
I'm with you, a Horse *** is still one no matter how much you try to make it smell better.
That is why I thought most people would laugh at the idea BUT I do know it work in the past and hoping for the best for the future, SoCal... right now, doesn't have a big bug problem, things are out there but just not in your face. Although Spiders and Rattle snakes came get in the way from time to time.
Ltr / Enjoy life no matter what !
txdon
Super Star Member
I also hate the teacups, they make me throw-up.
Scrambler82
Veteran Member
OK looks good, aggressive, but what are the advantages to the PTB.
I'm new to attachments and have had my problems with tearing into a banking without using the bachhoe, was wondering if I might gain something by using one of these PTB.
Scrambler82
Veteran Member
One thing I hate more than a Teacup... a small Coffee Cup, nothing burns me more than ordering a cup of coffee, not thinking about the size of the cup, and wham-bam... one sip and and I need another.
buckeyefarmer
Epic Contributor
Mowed along the road with the rider, then decided to take it down to the creek which has been mowed only once. I couldnt get the mower to come up the hill where less steep. So tried the other side, same problem. A few weeks ago it made it.
Ended up hopping the mower up the hill, right foot on hydro pedal, left foot on ground, left hand on seat to keep it running, push and hop with left foot. It's not easy, but got it up without taking the tractor to get it.
Ended up hopping the mower up the hill, right foot on hydro pedal, left foot on ground, left hand on seat to keep it running, push and hop with left foot. It's not easy, but got it up without taking the tractor to get it.
daugen
Epic Contributor
Lynn, nice teeth, don't forget to floss...
long hot day, many hours of mowing then many hours of watering, then picking.
Good haul, nice Japanese cucumber in the mix, the long warty one, and my first cabbage which
could have gotten larger but now the whole thing can be eaten, all the leaves are nice, if I left it out there another week,
I'm gambling with something munching it to bits. Will make a nice decoration on the food pantry veggie table.
Lettuce, kale, cukes, zucchini, radishes, cabbage on this run.
Welcome scrambler. That's a fine anvil you've got there.
Rick, was mowing 8 acres of lawn, not fields, JD X750 with 60 deck. Whenever I can during summer, I use the cab tractor, like mowing roadsides.
But even riding the lawn mower shirt was soaking wet, and I went through two sets of clothes today, soaked through. Made sure I drank
a zero calorie sports drink. Now if only I had a couple of nice crunchy dill pickles. Medicinal salt. Crunchy garlic dill pickles, the ones in the refrigerated glass jars that are stupidly expensive and seem to rarely go on sale. If I grow enough, my neighbor promised to make some.
that would be heaven.
long hot day, many hours of mowing then many hours of watering, then picking.
Good haul, nice Japanese cucumber in the mix, the long warty one, and my first cabbage which
could have gotten larger but now the whole thing can be eaten, all the leaves are nice, if I left it out there another week,
I'm gambling with something munching it to bits. Will make a nice decoration on the food pantry veggie table.
Lettuce, kale, cukes, zucchini, radishes, cabbage on this run.
Welcome scrambler. That's a fine anvil you've got there.
Rick, was mowing 8 acres of lawn, not fields, JD X750 with 60 deck. Whenever I can during summer, I use the cab tractor, like mowing roadsides.
But even riding the lawn mower shirt was soaking wet, and I went through two sets of clothes today, soaked through. Made sure I drank
a zero calorie sports drink. Now if only I had a couple of nice crunchy dill pickles. Medicinal salt. Crunchy garlic dill pickles, the ones in the refrigerated glass jars that are stupidly expensive and seem to rarely go on sale. If I grow enough, my neighbor promised to make some.
that would be heaven.
