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same thing... makes me laugh now. Arm bleeding moving down a line.. the good old days. Better than that is when they would check our blood. They would stick the needle in your arm and tell you to pull it out when it’s full

May not be a bad choice, who knows at this point. In reading this thread I was wondering about your screen name @armylifer. As a Marine I was injected with God knows what, dozens of times--we just got in a line and here come the shots. No one told us what it was or why we needed it. I guess...

Took the first one January 7, second one tomorrow (Thursday 2/4) at 1:00 pm. No adverse reactions for me thankfully---yet :oops:. Ill report back hopefully not like @Daren Todd 's wife. Local health department opened a vial, had a bunch of cancelations, little bird told me if I went down there...

Just don't share your crack needle or.... well..... you know what else not to do.

I'm getting my second one tomorrow--after the four week wait from the first. Our county health department had a bunch of cancelations of appointments one day and had a vial that would spoil. Got a tip from a friend about it, drove down there and bam, done. I'm 52, just got lucky as heck, or...

I would look into the threaded PVC to try and secure it better. I would also use epoxy over pipe glue.

Possibly. But as a person with a type 1 diabetic in my family I can tell you its highway robbery. Think about it -- ONE prefilled syringe holds 3mL, which weighs .1 oz. They come in a five pack for a total of .5 (one-half) oz of medication--so an ounce is $3,600. it's more than TRIPLE the cost...

Like @bird dogger I have the Bush Hog and it is indestructible. Also my experience with Bush Hog has been second to none. On my nearly 10 year old 276 brush cutter I could not get the pivot bolts out to change the blades. I called BH for guidance on how to get them out and two days later they...

Bingo neighbor!! When I see the breakdown of "how much I saved" with my BCBS I laugh and cry at the same time--its like $980.00. With my wife's blood pressure medication its like $1,800--both for a MONTH.

Let's not get crazy here.... Yes, without question, Big Pharma/Insurance/oil take advantage of all of us and do whatever they can to rob us blind. And yes, like you, I believe ALL politicians suck. However, they also keep millions of folks alive with drugs (type 1 diabetes as an example)...

If you think that finding ammo is bad now.... just wait a couple of months. You'll have to go through Kubota financing for a box-- assuming its still legal to have ammo..

I've often wondered what those ads are on a tractor forum. But I agree with you

Same thing happens to me constantly. I find it almost more annoying when I am reading and the screen jumps up or down and I have to scroll back to where I was.

This is what I'm talking about... Exactly what I remember. So we are either both suffering from mental illness or its here somewhere.

Yes. It was here earlier this week I think. I looked but obviously off-topic because I can't fine the thread.

There was a forum discussion on this just the other day. Someone fashioned pins to replace the bolts. Maybe try to find that..maybe he will repost them here.

Im confused--which is not uncommon. It you have a QH the top link is rigid and moves up and down because it is held up by the QH. The Pats, as I understand it, leaves the top link just hanging there. SOOOOO, my question is are you going to drag this? How wiii the top link 'pick it up'...

Good points on HO insurance. I however actually have what is called a Farm Equipment Policy through the same company as my HO/Auto (a farmers federation insurance company)--as they actually told me exactly what you have described above about 'their' HO coverages. This policy runs $104/year and...

I curious how so in the event I ever buy a new tractor. My policy with this farmers group does the exact same thing--so far as I know all insurance covers accidental damage--otherwise its not really insurance, its just you giving them money. If I back my Bosh Hog (also on the policy) into a...

I think this is some very sound advice. For what you are doing I would be looking at an L used somewhere--even with shipping costs you will be better off.