RedNeckGeek
Super Member
- Joined
- Jan 1, 2011
- Messages
- 8,754
- Location
- Butte County & Orcutt, California
- Tractor
- Kubota M62, Kubota L3240D HST (SOLD!), Kubota RTV900
Good Morning!!!! 57F @ 5:30AM. Cloudy early with peeks of sunshine expected late. Slight chance of a rain shower. High 67F. Winds SSE at 10 to 20 mph.
Radar looks like we're just about done with the rain at 0.17".
Looks like another flimsy loader on that monster Kubota, Chris.
Before I sold the old tractor, Paul, I was having trouble operating it as some of the controls were in different locations. Very much like having brake and shifter swap sides on '70s era Japanese and English motorcycles. With everything that's going on in a cockpit, it must be quite a job staying oriented so as to always push the right button...
That mouse, or is it a rat, looks like its trying to do a chin up, Ron. Will Sassy dispatch them if she can catch them?
Thanks for the tip on Eley hose reels, Don. I reely like the perpendicular wall mount version, but putting one at each corner of the house could get expen$ive...
Found the SOS (Salt, Oil, Sugar) free cook books yesterday, and will be trying some more recipes from them.
Got some paperwork cleared up yesterday morning, then tackled a job I've been putting off most of a year. The tank bag I use on the motorcycles holds an electronics package so I can easily move it from bike to bike, but the old bag was literally falling apart and needed replaced. Moving the rat's nest of power and signal leads involved slicing a few holes in the new bag, as well as changing out the buckles by sewing on new ones with an old fashioned Speedy Stitch. Sure glad my needle work doesn't show! Still a little more to do this morning, then off to town for a grocery run.
Hang in there, gang, Friday's comin'!
Radar looks like we're just about done with the rain at 0.17".
Looks like another flimsy loader on that monster Kubota, Chris.
Before I sold the old tractor, Paul, I was having trouble operating it as some of the controls were in different locations. Very much like having brake and shifter swap sides on '70s era Japanese and English motorcycles. With everything that's going on in a cockpit, it must be quite a job staying oriented so as to always push the right button...
That mouse, or is it a rat, looks like its trying to do a chin up, Ron. Will Sassy dispatch them if she can catch them?
Thanks for the tip on Eley hose reels, Don. I reely like the perpendicular wall mount version, but putting one at each corner of the house could get expen$ive...
Found the SOS (Salt, Oil, Sugar) free cook books yesterday, and will be trying some more recipes from them.
Got some paperwork cleared up yesterday morning, then tackled a job I've been putting off most of a year. The tank bag I use on the motorcycles holds an electronics package so I can easily move it from bike to bike, but the old bag was literally falling apart and needed replaced. Moving the rat's nest of power and signal leads involved slicing a few holes in the new bag, as well as changing out the buckles by sewing on new ones with an old fashioned Speedy Stitch. Sure glad my needle work doesn't show! Still a little more to do this morning, then off to town for a grocery run.
Hang in there, gang, Friday's comin'!