Tractors, Mowers, Chippers, Trailers, Chainsaws, Generators, Driveway Erosion Control, ETC.

Lol.

That pretty much sends you to the beer 'fridge.

 

cut some 3/4" pipe to make bushings. Shoul take the slop out of the deck nicely.

 

Operator skills. Hahaha. That should work.

 

Bushings welded in. I can paint the deck now. This bushing will make it beter than new.

 

Cept Deere’s are powered by Yanmar’s

 

Rocks always win, they been around a lot longer than you, rocks never have mulched up very well.

 

That one was cunningly lurking on the edge of the road in some tall grass and yes it did win -- to the tune of $250...

 

Brought out the tractor last night to get this boar, these damn hogs bust the lower barb wire strands with no problem, I already know where the hole is in the fence line and I was waiting on one to come through. I really need to put light bar on the tractor but hate to see a tree limb or something rip it off.




This dude has some cutters that will help @RustyGreen with those rocks.

 

Damn, that guy could rip you apart!

 

lol, Yeah no need to bury bodies here in S. Texas, the animals are natural garbage disposals

 

Is that hog going on the table?

I've only been told the boars taste horrible?

 

First coat of paint on the deck. I like to roll it on. It builds up the pitted spots from rust. It's a mower deck, not Mercades.

 

I missed some grunge on my 3225. I got the trailer tagged today, loaded up and hauled it back to the carwash. Douched another ton of grunge off of it. I'm pretty sure the engine needs to come out to clean out the blower housing and under the shrouds. This sucker smelled like an armpit's asshole.

 

Years ago I worked with an odd fellow who painted his car with a roller. He did very good prep work and a good job of masking and taping. The color was about like Toyota Quicksand. It turned out surprisingly well, from 10 feet you didn't notice anything odd. He did the entire job outside in the parking lot of his apartment.

 

My high school buddy did. He lives in TX so I haven't seen it in person but here's a vid. The gray Mustang.

https://youtu.be/NcWSkrxmHg4

 

Nope. once I build a house and move here, then I would have cleaned it and soup cooked the meat off the bones and dogs would have about 3 months of meals.