m7040
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- Sep 15, 2006
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- Frederick maryland
- Tractor
- Kubota M7040, MF 203 industrial, ZD331, RTV 1100 , Kubota Minix excavator, Unimog 404
Here is a pic of the PHD mounted on the MF tractor
Great man cave for me and wife is fully behind it. Especially since she wants to turn one of the bedrooms into a craft room and she will need work tables and cabinets built for all her stuff.A new woodworking shop Jim and an auto lift. with place for your boat.
Sounds like you have a fine man cave being built.![]()
Taking it apart or hanging it?That’s how I do it.
Taking it apart or hanging it?
I have been dealing with ineptness and poor service on one of the healthcare accounts the last few days. Seems like phone help is outsourced to places on the other side of the world and understanding them is a problem and they go by some script. Asking about anything not in their notes they are not able to help.So as of a few minutes I have canceled my Citicrank Credit card after 30 years.
Seems they unlinked my CC account since it still had a link with my old Checking/savings accounts which I closed a dozen years ago (due to crappy service).
Then when they figured out (guessed, still not confirmed) that that was the cause, they reset my account after me telling them not to.
Seems I annoyed them by complaining about them messing up my account, so I canceled my card and wrote an email to the CB CEOs office with details on the amazing ineptness, experienced over 3 hours on the phone between last night and this morning.
Ordered a new bulb and latch for the dryer. So something useful got done.
The Brits still use both systems daily.In USA Aviation uses ˚C,
In the USA grocery store uses liter. (As in a liter of coke-a-cola)
Tools are metric and standard.
Short Races are given in kilometers (10K race) but long races are given in miles (hotter than hell100 mile bike race or Marathon is 26.2 miles.)
Any other instances of mixed measurements in the USA that we use to confuse foreigners?
You'd have to be a little crazy to buy there!I saw regular gas yesterday at a Poco Loco station for $2.24.
We lost our oldest chicken, not sure how or where, but she was mean to the young hens. I don't miss her.All nine hens decided that they were going to sleep out on the roosting bar in the covered run instead of the coop. I hope they enjoyed waking up in 25F weather! I haven’t gone out and checked then yet, but i can hear some screaming because they want their morning birdseed, and I have to reload pellets in the feeders.
Happy Belated birthdays Rich and David. I hope for plenty more trips around the sun for the both of you.Good morning! 33 now, high is supposed to be 41 today. Basically drizzled of and on all day yesterday. Did almost nothing outside.
Wife is going to a retirement luncheon for one of her former co-workers today. Not sure what I will get into as I start another lap of the sun. No doubt something.
The forecast does look a bit cool for next weekend!
Sucks about the tooth Drew. I have had oral surgery a couple of times for prior work that didn’t go as planned.
Everone stay safe out there!
My wife is very thankful that I can repair things, saving us money that we don't have to pay repairmen.My wife just expects me to fix what ever is broken, and buy whatever I need to fix it.
I had a batch of fence repairs to do, with a lot of post replacement and new gates I said that I wasn’t going to do it with the 3Pt digger, it kills my neck looking out the back, and it doesn’t do well in our shale with no down pressure. When I pointed out that I could get a fence company to come in and do everything for what a loader mounted hydraulic auger would cost, as simply said “but then you wouldn’t have the hydraulic digger”.
There is a reason that we have been together almost 50 years. And the fence work is done, and I have a hydraulic auger……..
I have a large post oak that leans a little. It has a large branch about 9' off the ground. I can back the tractor and PHD under it, and hang it with a long motorcycle tie down strap. It just sits there dangling waiting for its next usage. The dangling makes it so easy to re-connect, it holds up the weight while I just have to put the pins in and stab the pto shaft.Just do this:
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I found out it's easier to just put it on piece by piece than as a complete unit.
I tried the 'just screw it into the ground' storage idea.... NEVER again! I had to dismantle it anyway to get it hooked back up!
I have heard of hanging them from chains.... either on a tree or on a wooden frame, or rafters in a barn. I don't like keeping attachments outside.
I thought about grabbing them and throwing them in the coop too. I have a ceramic heater, that just screws into a light bulb socket. I use the thin aluminum type reflector to keep the element from touching anything. It uses 60 watts and will keep the coop cozy.Hah! Those dumb clucks all decided to sleep out on the roost bar again. I guess when we get into consistent low 20sF and below I will manually throw them into th coop. I got one of those rubberized hook-tangle-free fishing nets, just in case. . .![]()
I have way too small of a shop / storage area. I would definitely be tripping over it or at least causing some bruising if I didn't get it out of the way. I was originally thinking of a dolly like BEF, but don't have the floorspace anymore.Taking it apart and putting on. It is stored between legs of shelves to store things like 72” mmm. Not as nice as your storage. But out of the way so I do not trip over it.
Hoping you would take a few pictures on the way up to Colorado We still recall the area when we lived out there and miss the dessert and mountains.Good morning to all! Low of 6°, now up to 26° at 10:00. Going up to 35° for the high. No precip expected, winds just breezy.
Started early this morning helping the wifey prepare some meals we are going to take up to Colorado. ---- I'm the quality control inspector and the cleanup committee. 2 roasted chickens and a large tin tray of baked mac done, now she's going to bake 2 pound cakes.
Then, the wifey is going to make me presentable..... going to get all the hairs cut.... including those oddballs growing in weird spots.... like one long hair on the earlobe??? Oh.. and the curly one on the eyebrow---- I call that one my built in GPS antenna. I guess I should probably take the clippers to my facial scruff, followed by a razor..... it's been about a month....
Then gather what we're taking on the trip and keep it consolidated until packing the car tomorrow morning. We decided to leave then instead of driving in the dark tonight.
Paul, I wish I was closer..... I would stop for some of that fantastic looking brisket! Nice smoke ring and crust! I have never had a successful smoke of a brisket. I think I just don't smoke / cook them long enough.
Fritz, nice tasty breakfast! Looks good!
Drew, not sure if you would like to have a white Christmas or not.... either way, I hope you get what you're wishing for.... I would take a white Christmas any day.... Enjoy your lunch with friends.
I have way too small of a shop / storage area. I would definitely be tripping over it or at least causing some bruising if I didn't get it out of the way. I was originally thinking of a dolly like BEF, but don't have the floorspace anymore.
Wng, we don't exchange 'gifts', but still get little 'somethings' for each other's stockings. When either of us "need or want" something, we just get it .... then it will be a happy birthday or a merry Christmas---- whichever is closer on the calendar.
Time to move on to the next item on the list.....
Everyone have a great weekend!
Hoping you would take a few pictures on the way up to Colorado We still recall the area when we lived out there and miss the dessert and mountains.
They likely already left the employment because the people I have dealt with were located in India, Pakistan, Philippine and other overseas places and answering the calls as if they are hereAbout crummy customer service, take heart. There is a new AI that is knocking peoples socks off. Just a matter of time till the human deadbeats can go on unemployment. As an aside how many people would rather draw welfare than work?
Chris
View attachment 775001Brisket is very good today.