What if it Snows?

It should fold up. But you need a bucket trough and a boom well. I’ve only ever had one I had to haul like that and it was an old liebherr. Just another example of inexperienced guys buy a mechanical detach and thinking they have an rgn.

 

Little over equipped for pullin corn, but if they got the money, they can snatch a whole stalk. Where this corn grow?

 

I recall telling one of my partners at the shop one morning I had cranked my riding lawnmower, and one of the steer tires was low. I had aired it up and and gonna recheck. He was stunned, Roger; it is January and it snowed last week, and you are cranking a lawn mower. I said sure, it's in the storage garage and don't know what the weather is ,why?Then told him I fished in the rain sometime, fish were wet all time... Walked way around behind me to leave....

I cranked it once a month and let run 15 / 20 minutes. In spring, changed oil, sharpened blade, and cut grass anytime I wanted too.
(Bought it for $720./00 from TSC store here, in 92/93. Girls gave me a bagging attachment for it a year or so later as birthday present. Cut a big yard (150" x 300') space in season, replaced tires, belts, one deck hub, and replaced blades E/O year. No labor cost ever. Wife of couple buying house ask realtor if the rider went with the house .
Told her say yes, for $500.00.
At closing in May 2015, she leaned over the desk and said. "Oh, We want the mower to, and slid a check for $500.00 across. (It was a Murray brand.)

 

I think I got similar reactions running a two snowplow tractor up to operating temperature in July outside the shop

 

Picky, Picky, Picky

 

Got to looking around. It’s a 19’ stick. It will have to go like that or the stick will have to come off. If you ship it like that you will need a 4 axle truck to make weight.

 

Man mayo? Mayo? But it’s your taste buds. No offense

 

Where the mustard?