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Maybe he was not proud of where he had been. :ROFLMAO:

No big deal but it's Speeco, not Speedco. It might make a difference if someone was doing a search.

That is awesome dd. (y)

Will a PAT's fit your tractor? You still have to deal with the top link, but at least the lift arms are taken care of. I have a Speeco, but there are certain advantages with the PAT's.

I am amused by the folks driving their vehicle alone and still wearing a mask.

Masks are the new bra: They’re uncomfortable, they are only worn in public, and when not worn … everyone notices!

The term "master bedroom" is no more. Per morning news..... I haven't informed the "Master" of the house, not sure how she will take it......

That's a nice story. (y)

Sooo you sacrificed your wife to retain the rest of your life?? :LOL: :ROFLMAO:

You have an innovative wife and that will look nice. ;)

I have never done snow, but those pictures are awesome, especially the last one looks like fairyland.

Sorry Flip, but you get second place.

When you marry the right woman you are complete. ;) If you marry the wrong woman you are finished. :confused: And if the right woman catches you with the wrong woman.....you are completely finished!!! :oops:

And that look will stay frozen for the rest of his life. :oops:

I would buy one.

Ah man, it appears that the glass is broken on that lower door panel. :confused:

Well OK George, and I knew that. Mock Orange is the most used name here for this awful pest. Apparently different animals eat the fruit just as they do Persimmon and pass the fertilized seed through which causes it's spread. Thankfully they are shallow rooted and the FEL will scoop them up...

The above pictures are from last year. Today I loaded the sprayer onto the 4wheeler and sprayed the food plots. I am getting ahead of the native grasses this year before they seed out. I should have done it years ago.

I am not at my property and can not get a photo, but Google found them. Add "thorn" after mock orange. Mock Orange They have horrible thorns.

I have my 3008 Bushhog on a semi mount; i/e lift arms on the front and wheels on the rear. Hydraulic cylinder controls the rear height.