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Yes I agree to what you said. This is what she wanted so the old saying goes, Happy wife, Happy life.;)😜

We got them from Costco. They just fit together. They come as a two bed 4' X 4' set. We bought two sets. If I'm not mistaken, we paid something like $99 per set. Nice part is you can configure them in different ways if you have two sets it can be four separate beds, two 4' X 8' (what we just...

Excellent idea. We bought a package of those different straps from Costco and haven't used them yet. I see that will change now. Thanks.

I, along with several million other Americans can definitely attest to have experienced this exact same thing, and it NEVER gets any better. I think one time I got hold of Ralph (New Deli) who really had his head screwed on straight and fixed my issue in short order. I have absolutely nothing...

I have one section in my yard that has a slight slope that I usually mow side slope. That was with my old BX that had loaded rears with wheel weights. I had watched several YT vids about tip overs, and decided if it makes you uncomfortable don't do it. Now I mow it on a diagonal, and it feels safer.

Still working on our small, raised garden. The soil is in, mulch is down and T-posts driven. Here is my question, has anyone tried to drill holes in those things. I have drilled in hot roll steel and it is tough, but these things are at a whole new level. I wanted to put in a small metal gate...

I know the B is a very viable unit for sure IF you have the room to use it effectively. I don't, and I'm totally glad I have the 2380. I've had garden tractors before, and the BX eats them for breakfast. The BX is perfect for size alone. I don't do any heavy duty type stuff at all. But what I do...

I'm glad you got it resolved. I'm no fan of those plugs at all. I've had to deal with them for many years where I worked. Whenever I came across this issue, I would fix the break in the conductor, use a dielectric grease on the plug connection, and tape up the whole thing running the tape out at...

Well that's a much better playground that a casino. At least with this playground when you spend all that money, you can at least go out to the barn/garage and admire what took your money. All you get at the casino is secondhand cigarette smoke and sick feeling about all the money you lost...

Get a metric thread file. I had both standard and metric in my toolbox at work and they do work pretty good. Not as well as the right size die for that shaft but they do get the job done. In case you didn't know they are four sided and have eight different thread sizes you can work with.

OSHA is just a preface to something you are going or want to do. You have an idea you may want to try so you say OSHA which translates as Oh Say How About! 😜😁

Ok dat splains it. truth be known I have had the same thing happen.

I'm not trying to be a wise guy, but with all the trees and low hanging limbs I have to contend with I would have to get one of those stupid looking umbrella hats. Any kind of canopy for my 2380 would get busted up in no time.

RWS You did an awesome job on that Colt sign. I've never attempted anything like that but it sure looks great. As far as paint goes Rustoleum is all I use on anything ferrous.

I have no idea one way or the other, but I will say that would be a fun project to do.(y)

Traverse city trip today so I thought I'd take a couple pics of where I go. Ginops Williamsburg. I could play there all day.

Yep, the dealer has keys that fit.

We bought the 12 cu.ft. cart and I love it. The fact that the rear wheels move forward when dumping transition the leverage making it easier to lift a heavy load. Awesome idea.

Trust me when I say I use my bucket all the time. The carts are used where I can't get the 2380 in without destroying something. Living basically in the woods we have a whole lot of leaves and small tree limbs to deal with. I know I'm double handling material by bringing waste out and loading...

Very nice indeed. Outstanding craftsmanship. Well done.