Good morning!!!!

   / Good morning!!!! #138,901  
48F foggy low 70's for high slight chance passing shower.

Outside chores done E muffin time. :)
Plans for today...Mow side field if front field ground dry enough mow that and couple area on the main lawn...going to be outside day.

Enjoy your day all.
 
   / Good morning!!!! #138,902  
Bear was on front porch again this morning I think she likes it here perhaps I should invite her in for tea
Something peak the little one curiosity,do have plants around your porch and signs of being chew?
One more visit and you'll might name her. ;)
 
   / Good morning!!!! #138,904  
No flowers on porch but name would be Bad Baby Bear
 
   / Good morning!!!! #138,905  
2021-09-25, 0732

46° right now...high about 70 or so...

Heading out for a dump run in a bit, than to the local hardware store for a pack of water filters. The filter change is a week overdue...
Sometime this weekend, I'll start mulching the fallen leaves. Not too many have fallen, but it's best to keep them mulched or raked as they fall. It's kind of wet today from yesterday's rain... We'll see how it goes...
Thinking about it, one definite chore is putting the chipper in the shed for the winter...not going to need it again until next Spring
 
   / Good morning!!!! #138,906  
Good morning. 45° was the low, now up to 46°

Costco did let me get 2 cases of water.

Aaron Tippin has a song, “you gotta stand for something, or you’ll fall for anything” and we are sure seeing that.
so much needs done, think I Might go out for breakfast instead.
Kyle, congrats on the gator working.
My ranger is parked in front of the ZT in the barn, so sometimes just use the ZT to go look at something.
 
   / Good morning!!!! #138,907  
Good morning, plenty of light cloud here and little chance of rain. It should be a good afternoon to take a walk with a knapsack and kill off the last of the weeds before colder weather has them thinking of winter.
Had a chance to test drive the 4-in-1 yesterday, with mixed results. Kept getting rocks jammed between the two bucket halves, and the dirt was so dry, like brown flour, it would sift out of the crack between the two

RNG, good work on tracking down a 4-in-1 in stock. The fit between the halves of the bucket doesn't sound optimum if rocks are jamming and dirt is falling out. Are you tempted to weld in a strip of steel to close the gap ?


Eric you do have plenty staples, got a use for them?

There is always some fencing that need repairing. I have a thousand or so fence posts that will need replacing over the next couple of years. Now we can once again buy creosoted posts I am hopeful that I can die before the replacements rot. :unsure:
 
   / Good morning!!!! #138,908  
Great Morning.
It’s 50 and going to 75 with a cloudless sky here in Bucks County PA.

I’m very happy to not be reporting on the Kansas weather, although it was nice the entire time we were out there.
My friends, neighbors and family did a great job taking care of things while I was gone, place looks great, they’re all set up for the alpaca open house today and tomorrow, and all I have to do is wander around and tinker in the shop.
 
   / Good morning!!!! #138,909  
Triple B sounds good Buppies.

welcome home Paul. Hope the open house is successful.
 
   / Good morning!!!! #138,910  
Had a chance to test drive the 4-in-1 yesterday, with mixed results. Kept getting rocks jammed between the two bucket halves, and the dirt was so dry, like brown flour, it would sift out of the crack between the two. Mostly got around that by curling the bucket back all the way, but it's a problem that will take care of itself once we get some rain. At 1100 lbs. I can really feel the weight out front, and I'd sure like to find another chunk of railroad track to bolt onto the box blade for ballast.

I’ve got the Kubota branded 4-1, and I do find it handy, but it’s neither fish nor fowl. I also have a smooth bucket that I bought used that was from a skid steer and is fairly large, not exactly a snow or mulch bucket, but can hold quite a bit. I’m also waiting for a 60” Wicked grapple. The 4-1 is very handy when multitasking, but isn’t as good as either single purpose attachment.
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