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Landlord here, small commercial building. I'm being "forced" into a complete renovation right now. Couldn't have picked a worse time to have to line up HVAC, electric, plumbing, GC....I'm gonna get raped.

I guess you're right. Stupid should hurt. 🤣

.....said NO ONE ever before this post. 😱 :oops::);)

never seen one, great idea. I'll wait for the Harbor Freight version. :whistle::giggle::geek::LOL:

🤣 I'm more impressed by the $30 "light bar brackets" that he's selling which are no more than a couple of dollars worth of hardware at the local store. Buyer beware. :geek: Seriously, I don't know about you, but I really could not sleep at night unless I made an honest living. I mean I get...

Great Thread thanks everyone. (clueless new box blade owner)

Toro Commercial Timecutter HD 48" with the MyRide Suspension system. Cost me ~$5000 about 4-5 years ago. No complaints, fast, heavy duty, runs great, runs like new. Glad I ditched the $1,000 throw away big box mowers and invested in one of these.

Damn. I get it. I buy local and USA made whenever I can, but I'm thinking you might have a little too much time on your hands. Just my .02. :)

Wow!

It's been a cool late spring /early summer so far here in the Northeast. Ripe for flies I think. I've noticed them too, when usually the only time the flies come is late summer/fall/apple season

Click the link, its a Kubota setup. Agree its too small, but for $200 to the right person its a steal.

I'm curious about both the loading AND the unloading! 🤣

You mean to say...."This is just the beginning!" <tinfoilhat> 🤖 😱

I've been running a Toro with the MyRide Suspension system for 3 years now. 3 adjustable shocks on the seat. I like it quite a bit. How effective it is for a person with a bad back I really dont know, but personally I think it smooths out my ride quite a bit. I would recommend test driving...

I've seen a couple people use those. Pretty dorky, but we're old now, who cares. :geek:

yep, 51 years old, 2.0's with contact lenses in. Pairs in every room, pairs at work, pair on the nightstand, and as of recently, a few pairs in the garage! The super cheap Home Depot ones aren't that great, plastic, break easy and out of focus around the edges. The Wal-Mart or local food club...

Hoe Bucket Forks Sweeper Snowblower Chipper Grapple Box Blade 8 That's all I can think of right now. When I bought it I opted for a little smaller tractor so I could pile-on the implements. I think I still like my decision. Wish list: Tiller pretty content with what I got right now for...

This x2. I have the exact same setup. Amazingly useful, can lift a lot more than 250 lbs. Not 1,000, but a lot more than 250.

2/10 rant score, agree with above. is the rim steel? pound it back. Us Jeep guys have done that for trail fixes many times. Not like it needs to be balanced for highway driving.

I profusely apologize for the whackjobs of my state getting loose and infecting life in your state. :(