Recent content by Bmyers

OK, I have seen it all now. I will have to go home and tell my wife that Jesus owns a Kubota. I knew it was a good tractor, just didn't realize it was that good. :p

1-3 months isn't long term storage. Since you have a snowblower, assuming you live where it is cold enough to gel fuel. So, you may want to research a few of the forum post on additives and see which one will meet your need. I have used the Biobor JF, about twice a year to treat the tractors...

White vinegar (acetic acid) can dissolve calcium and some mineral deposits. CLR will also work (phosphoric acid) does a good job of breaking it up. Muriatic acid (hydrochloric acid) works really well on tough deposits. Yet, a couple of items of note. You are using a strong acid mixture. So...

Sadly, we have had to shot dogs out on the farm. When grandpa had cows, there was a small pack of dogs (5 of them) that got into the pasture with the cows. They ended up running down and killing two calves (the dogs ran the young calves to death). Grandpa didn't get mad often, but he was ticked...

We got double the 30-year average in July (30 yr-4.05"; 2025-8.76"). Yet that is an average of all the areas. Some of our areas recorded 10 inches of rain in a three hour time period during the month of July. Lots of spotty heavy downpours along with widespread rain. Looking at the yearly...

I walked outside and almost had to go back in and get a jacket. Last few mornings has been in the 80s when I walk out with high humidity. This morning walked out and it showed 63 on the truck temp gauge and there is very little humidity.

85 MPH? Wow, that is interstate speed around here. Vehicles pass you like you are standing still if you are doing 75MPH. Now, if you were doing 185MPH, I would understand.

Yeah, I can't get past the beautiful mountain range. :p

You all keep talking about a canoe/kayak, but I have yet to see any type of boat. Maybe I need to get my eyes checked.

We keep getting pop up storms. Yesterday, the farm/area around the farm received 9 inches of rain with water rescue going on. The National Weather Service reported that Jerseyville received close to 9 inches of rain during the storm. Nearby Hamburg in Calhoun County experienced the highest...

They started us out with a heat warning, but dropped us down to a heat advisory since we keep getting rain. Yesterday afternoon, we got 0.95 inches of rain with a total for July of just over 9 inches (average for July is 4 inches). The plus side, everything is nice and green. The downside, my...

I believe and others can confirm or correct, that is an o-ring used for painting. Doesn't serve any other purpose.

Maybe get you one of these