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   / TODAYS SEAT TIME #13,381  
Cleaned up leaves that had been pulled out of the drainage.

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   / TODAYS SEAT TIME #13,382  
Mowed a pasture for the neighbor lady. The mower found an old T post, a kitchen knife, and a 1/2" PVC riser :rolleyes:.
Finally found the right water shut off and fixed the pipe before I left.
 

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   / TODAYS SEAT TIME #13,383  
Mowed a pasture for the neighbor lady. The mower found an old T post, a kitchen knife, and a 1/2" PVC riser :rolleyes:.
Finally found the right water shut off and fixed the pipe before I left.
How did you notice the kitchen knife? Nice of you to fix the pipe for her.

Man, the things I've found while mowing, lol.
 
   / TODAYS SEAT TIME #13,384  
My brand new Z-turn, first time out and I found the missing coulter off my two bottom plow. :(
That was a $300.oo repair and free haulage back to the seller. Bent a spindle.
 
   / TODAYS SEAT TIME #13,388  
After pushing over a weeping willow and digging it out, I noticed a big trail of hydraulic fluid from the old 550 Ford TLB. Checked the rear axle and was low almost 3 gallons. Filled back up and parked it putting cardboard underneath. O OH ripped brake rod seal.
Luckily I had another one ( changed the other side over a year back) so drained about 4 gallons out and replaced the rubber bellows.
Strained the oil back in and needed Another 3 gallons... That should take care of the rear axle.

Did some leveling of the field road and The old beasts drive is quieter, with a full sump. :)

ps. Next up backwoods Mod of adding a 12Volt pump powered hydraulic
dual acting cylinder for the at the moment fixed thumb backhoe...
 

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   / TODAYS SEAT TIME #13,389  
no seat time lately, just staring at taxes and spreadsheets
 
   / TODAYS SEAT TIME #13,391  
How did you notice the kitchen knife? Nice of you to fix the pipe for her.

Man, the things I've found while mowing, lol.
The broken stainless blade was shining in the sun so I stopped and picked it up...was glad it didn't poke into my tire !
I recall a time when I mowed over a pile of bailing twine... it took me forever to cut it all out of the flail mower o_O
 
   / TODAYS SEAT TIME #13,392  
The broken stainless blade was shining in the sun so I stopped and picked it up...was glad it didn't poke into my tire !
I recall a time when I mowed over a pile of bailing twine... it took me forever to cut it all out of the flail mower o_O
Cutting it out is torture, but a propane torch makes the job quick and easy... Been there and done that!

SR
 
   / TODAYS SEAT TIME #13,393  
The broken stainless blade was shining in the sun so I stopped and picked it up...was glad it didn't poke into my tire !
I recall a time when I mowed over a pile of bailing twine... it took me forever to cut it all out of the flail mower o_O
I envisioned the mower picking the knife up and flinging it. Either way, it would have been ugly.

I once ran over a length of chicken wire with my pickup, wrapping it up in the drive shaft. That was bad enough to dig out.
 
   / TODAYS SEAT TIME #13,394  
The broken stainless blade was shining in the sun so I stopped and picked it up...was glad it didn't poke into my tire !
I recall a time when I mowed over a pile of bailing twine... it took me forever to cut it all out of the flail mower o_O
Did the exact same thing scootr . . . happened about fifteen years ago and your right it takes like forever to cut it out.
 
   / TODAYS SEAT TIME #13,395  
Did the exact same thing scootr . . . happened about fifteen years ago and your right it takes like forever to cut it out.
I ran out of expletives ~ mostly directed at the previous owner who left the trap in the overgrown weeds. :p :LOL:
 
   / TODAYS SEAT TIME #13,396  
Did the exact same thing scootr . . . happened about fifteen years ago and your right it takes like forever to cut it out.

Heh Heh that is in the same fun category as winding it up on a large 3 point tiller while you are mixing in Horse manure while making some planting soil.
Time to run the pressure washer for 1/2 an hour before even thinking about removing it.
Unfamiliar field mowing I managed to find 4x4s which the mower broke into multiple pieces, large cinder blocks and half buried car tires. I think the cinder blocks were the worst, made the biggest racket and added lots of raised dents in the mower housing.
 
   / TODAYS SEAT TIME #13,398  
Trying to consolidate some implements.
Moved the old disc over with the inverted snow blower and spike harrow.

Then decided to weld up a hole that was punched into the bucket.
 

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   / TODAYS SEAT TIME #13,399  
I use a 5 lb hammer to fix a bent spindle. Hidden
rocks sticking up in high grass will surely do a number
on a spindle

willy
 

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