No mice this year..so far..

[Dftodd]

Other threads all seem tractor specific so ....

Cruising down the road at 55 or so. Notice movement in the seat beside me ... mouse runs up the seat onto the B pillar and out the open window towards the roof. I can only imagine from there.

A few years ago, I jumped onto the seat of my old tractor. Started the tractor up, then felt squirming where my back was contacting the seat I pretty much launched off the tractor at that point.

Mice had made a nest in the back rest portion of the seat.

Scared the living snot out of me.

 

[Oldpath05]

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That story even gives me the heebie jeebies.............

 

[Oldpath05]

It could be mice or could've been the chipmunks I see running around the past month, either way I think it's gonna cost me dearly to get my Rhino's wiring plug-in fixed. But when I do I'll be using a lot of hair spray from now on and a instead of just parking under the deck, a mouse proof building is also on the menu, as if I dont have enough to do now....

 

[Diggin It]

The cavity in my BH boom is partially full of grass and leaves. There are three openings for the hydraulic hoses, but none are big enough for me to see into and get tools inside. I grabbed some with long hook nosed pliers, the blew air in, but I can tell there is plenty more. I can't really run a strong water stream in either since there isn't much of a place for the debris to drain out.

Thinking of trying one of those plumbing tools for pulling hair out of drains, but I don't want to snag the hoses.

No real air flow issue as if it were around the engine, but I don't want them nibbling on the hoses either.

 

[Jstpssng]

I was driving up the road yesterday when a mouse popped up by the windshield wipers. I popped the hood but saw no sign of a nest but when I turned the blower on to run the AC I think I figured out where the nest is.