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Info on the rubber/alum snow blade when you get a chance, thanks.

 

So it's been a very busy and mostly good week and half. My BODM came to visit for a week. We recommenced a journey around the state to complete the Tennessee Whiskey Trail and make an important stop by @Tiedie's place. In the process w touched 3 other states, I put 800 miles on the truck, and 600+ on the Caddy. It was an awesome trip 80+% of it was on state/county roads. I avoided the interstate whenever I could find a more rural route. I didn't take any driving pictures, but just imagine Gods country at it's finest! We also got to attend a special Lee Greenwood show honoring him and a bunch of our nations finest wounded warriors. The only real negative of the hole experience was on the way home from dropping my buddy at the airport I started feeling rather poorly. I must have touched the wrong door handle or shook the wrong hand towards the end of the trip. I recon my penance for having so much fun was to spend the whole weekend fighting off a virous. At least it didn't strike until the trip was over. Finally feeling on the right side of the earth today. So I'm only now getting around to posting this and catching up on all I've missed. It's a good think I like driving too, cause next year starts the KY bourbon trail!

Picked up this bad boy at Tidie's place. It just barely fit in the Taco. The drive to his place was AWESOME!

Unloading it was a cinch, it was way easier than loading it.

Thank you David!


https://youtu.be/A-1g4cgLa9A



If any of y'all are interested. Each chip is a different stop on the TN whiskey trail. Over 7 days and 1400+ miles, we stopped at 28 distilleries or tasting rooms. The chips at the top we got last year and this spring, kinda haphazardly. This time we planned with a bit more efficiently in mind, while still being flexible.

https://www.tnwhiskeytrail.com/

 

I’ve got 3 smaller saws

 

Good lord Santa Clause posts on TW. I just can't figure out who's the real one and who's the imposter.

 

Not to worry, Santa knows!

 

My fault, thought he had a tractor too......

Now for the fella wanting the blade info?
https://shop.agricover.com/product/snowsportpro

I've got the one for a side x side... But I run it on my tractor, mini truck, zero turn & so on...

 

I need to get a Land Plane (I'm open to model/mfr suggestions) and I'm also thinking about something like this, although I haven't mentioned this second item to my wife yet. I have a few stumps around to get rid of, but a LOT of smaller stuff 2" to 4" diameter from undergrowth, mostly wild privet (some call them hedges), overgrown azaleas, and invasive Chinese Tallow.

 

Interesting DIY fix.
https://youtube.com/shorts/cgpYXVhajNQ?si=i779HyWX_p5MCcVJ

 

Have been trying to buy one. Those suckers are expensive!

 

Cool.

Given the gif that "maybe Santa" has in his sig, displaying how harshly he treats his sleigh, does he ever worry about not being able to deliver on some future Xmas eve? Also, given how often it repeats again and again does he worry it might cause spams to some poor soul/s?

 

Naw, with a little TLC between trips I don't expect her to let anyone down in the future...

 

Yeah they went up a good bit.. Had mine 10yrs now.... Still good as new.

They really Excell if you have Gravel or blacktop.... They float with the contour & don't dig up ur Gravel.

Now that I'm all concrete it's not as good on that.. Also great for leaves in fall, doesn't ear up grass.

 

Deer in the yard and the table in one picture, coincidence? I think not

 

I got this 48" pipe wrench on a welding job trade years ago, comes in handy for bending stuff.

 

I know someone in here recommended good budget trailer tires. The trailer I bought has leaking tires and they are different sizes. One is 205/75d15 and the other tire is 195/65r15 that’s a big difference!

 

Tractor supply has tires. Or you can buy online and take to local guy to install if you want the matching tires. Which is preferable. But you should also have a spare too.

 

That moment you realize the previous owner didn’t remove the plastic sticker protectors! Beginning to look like an engine that only has 28 hours on it.

 

Looks like that engine just got off the assembly line.

 

Looks brand new! You hit a good lick with that!

 

I put that saw on marketplace for $1,800 and FINALLY sold it for $1,550 to a guy who immediately relisted it for $2,000. That was about 3 months ago.

I just saw it still for sale and he's down to $100 more than he paid me for it. Not a big market for huge saws.