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Opossum, the North American marsupial. I actually like opposum. Pretty much harmless. Now raccoons are another story.

With about 6” of liquid, they drown. Once you get about a dozen, you have enough for hors d’oeuvres!

3 perfect sized mice corn silos!

Like previous mentioned find the switch and use tape or whatever to keep it activated.

Grandpa Gus works good also.

Today they would cut it into 20’ sections then ship it.

Inherited a 3/4” drive set from my Uncle. About 1-1/2” to around 3”. Think I used it maybe 2 times in the last 20 years, but pretty sure those two times saved a lot of time and frustration.

Growing up in Da Region, we had the same pre-computer in person equivalent. We would tell the person to go F themself and politely move on.

Took the deck off, put the front blade on.

Usually the last time of the season when there aren’t too many leaves i will use the BX with the mulching blades. Our soil sucks and is sandy so the leaves do add some nutrients. But we do have mostly oak so you don’t want too many oak leaves as it can acidify the soil.

Have an DR bought used about a 10 years ago. On its second motor, Harbor Freight about 5 years ago. Scrapped the original container and built my own on its frame as original was too small for my needs. I use my AC to vac with a 42” deck. Left hand discharge so had to make a chute when I got the...

I just wish mine would return to neutral when I take my foot off. Yes it is greased. Have not dug into why it’s so stiff.

Tim the Tool Man would be drooling!

I bought the 2000# rated pallet forks that bolt to the bucket from Vevor for about $175 delivered. Don’t have a big need but they work for me. Quality is good.

Next time you go by a Kubota dealer, stop in and see if they have a special tool. When I use a channel lock on items like that I’ll put a rag or old strap, etc, between the pliers and part to reduce/eliminate putting plier marks on the part.

Somewhat related. Back in the 1990’s had a 1989 F150 with manual transmission. Go to change the transmission fluid at around 50k miles. Spec states automatic transmission fluid. Me knowing better knows that a manual transmission needs gear oil so I put in 75w90. Go for a test drive and you...

Your barn (garage? workshop?) is way too clean and organized!

The story is this guy welded it to his bumper to keep people from tailgating him.

I use an old conveyor pulley. It’s not water tight so I welded a platform above the roller to put ballast on. A second benefit is the design allows the tongue to set vertical when not in use.