Recent content by PHPaul

^^^ Ask me how I know... :cry: :rolleyes: Not a bucket, but a poorly chosen place to mount a spare tire and a brand new - less than 500 miles - F250. Not a tailgate, but tail light lenses ain't cheap either.

There are several. Marlin has the 39A and "Papoose", Ruger makes a couple, Henry makes a survival .22 that takes down into several piece.

Daughter's Akitas (Father and Son) enjoying their kind of weather. Us two-legged sorts not so much. 6 inches of heavy wet snow over a layer of ice. Slicker'n a smelt even with my ice spikes on.

"Baby" Daughter will be 60 in August, so I'd say any chance of adjusting her social sensibilities is long past...:LOL::ROFLMAO:

Of course, since it was a gift, I'll have to wear it. I think when I go to pay property taxes would be an appropriate time...:p:D

Cheaper than Zoloft! :LOL:

Not broken, ball just depressed. Might let dirt/water in, no more than they cost I'd just replace it.

No such luck here. Below freezing all week, and teens by Friday. Then again, it's Maine in Winter, so...

Like most of you, don't NEED anything. But as long as we're fantasizing, a bigger shop with room for a full sized Bridgeport with 3 axis DRO. Including the mill and a crapload of tooling, of course... Secondarily, I wouldn't mind upgrading my C4 'Vette to a C5 or C6. Ragtop, 6 speed manual...

Thanks.

Can you mix and match pin type QCs with ball type? Female on tractor is pin, males I have on hand are Pioneer/Ball type

I'm a tool junkie. ANY excuse to buy a new tool is a good one. That said, I can't afford (and don't need) Snap On stuff. My most recent purchases: 1. Vevor Mag drill which is one of those tools you don't use often, but when you need it, nothing else works as well. Here, I'm using it to...

If there's water in it, fluid will be milky. Changing filter(s) is a good idea as well if you haven't changed them in a while.

Nicely done! The originals are, ummmmm..."Minimalist" aren't they.

I'd guess around 1958. We had a local agricultural fair and the John Deere tent always had toys on display. If we'd had a good year on the farm, Dad would buy me a toy. I can remember 2 cylinder models, a manure spreader, a Model 12 combine and a MC or 40 crawler and later a New Generation...