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10" is kinda wide and will be bumpy. :oops: Personally I would not want them over 4"-5" apart.

My "C-Can" already has vents and has never sweated.

Nothing is a fit all for everyone and their individual needs. I am having to modify a few implement and their attachments to accommodate this new "hoss on da farm". Thankfully I am and will always be "hay free". ;)

I had sawmilling scheduled for tomorrow and Friday. Yup, postponed until next week. After this thing passes through the customer might have more trees/logs to saw into lumber. :unsure:

That is taking "screwed up" to a new dimension!! :oops:

Yup, I should have dropped it down to the lower position but it was no problem to straighten. When using the 'bota for subsoiling, I also need to use the upper top link position. The hookup is much different now with the PAT's rather than the Speeco Quick Hitch.

The old 1974 model 1530 John Deere lives at the Cabin/farm property 46 miles away. The M4900 Kubota lives here at home but occasionally "she" has a sleepover with the JD. She is there now and I kinda suspect that something is going on between them. ;) If anyone sees me driving a spotted...

So I reckon that old cold men have no butts. :ROFLMAO:

Yup, we are in a direct path again. Lake Charles has my vote for "Greatest Misery". We still have several restoration crews there.

Yup, it will be hunker down time again. Our threat here is tornadoes.

But that's not our early season temps, that's January. :rolleyes:

Sorry, I'll fix it. Fixed....I think.

Our average winter temperature is probably in the high 50's to low 60's so I can assure you that we have to skin, quarter, and get ours into the cooler immediately after the kill.

We spent a couple of days at the farm doing prep work on the deer food plots. I have always done my subsoiling with the old 2WD John Deere but her battery had failed so I hooked up to the Kubota. I dropped the shoe down kinda hard and sheared the shear bolt so I grabbed the only 7/16th thing...

Yup, I figured that was where it had come from and also no surprise that something was mis-cut. My Grandson left a few weeks ago and he is being missed.

The only time that this "Original" Leatherman is not with me is Sunday morning at Church.

Here is a video that my Grandson took: No Timber Rattlesnakes nor Grandsons were injured in this video. The same Grandson and I were sawmilling and here is what was under da logs!! :poop: :poop:

Wheelchair motors are a go-to for many projects and Google is your friend.

I needed some small flat washers and they were priced @ 3 cents each. Yikes!! I just drilled holes in a few pennies and they only cost me 1 cent each. ;) Just in case someone needs to know: It is not illegal to melt, form, destroy, or otherwise modify US coins, including pennies, unless...

It's good to see you making progress again and it looks mighty nice. (y) (y) I see roofing still in the trailer......porch?