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

Stuff here is planted pretty thick also but is in rows

 

It's in rows, but they're 6-8" apart.

 

No dairy left in the county. Some beefers, but only a few small herds here and there. Most of the trash hay that gets bailed as required by Land Use tax scheme, gets abandoned in tree lines.

I half wouldn't be surprised to see the kid with combine next month. lol


This land was actually a dairy farm for most of the 20th century. The old barn is on the parcel on my other side.

 

I didn't really have a question, but I was kind of puzzled at the different shape of the plunger on the two solenoids. Thanks for the input on that..
The info I had seen online said to remove the carburetor to change the solenoid. That didn't make sense to me from what I could see looking at the engine. I inquired here last week about the subject and was told the carb didn't need to be removed. The Kohler instruction sheet didn't say to remove the carb either, just drain the bowl and unscrew the solenoid.
Anyway, the engine shut off fine at low throttle yesterday after I used it. I'm just hoping that it wasn't a fluke

 

When I started to rebuild my deck, I had to use screw drivers to crack apart all of the petrified layers of build up before I hit it with the power washer.

I sprayed the underside with silicone spray on hopes that it might help the fresh grass from sticking. Ive only cut once since doing that, so I need a few more sessions before having a look to draw a conclusion.