Welcome aboard the thread, Bob!
This project has been shelved for quite a while; just been too busy with family obligations, still trying to play catchup after years of taking care of the wife's folks, and lately working at our property in the high country.
Finally got the fence contractor to commit to doing our place, and it is going to be so expensive that I am trying to put in some "sweat equity" by moving rock, pulling stumps, trimming trees, & felling trees that are in the fence line so that the contractor will have less work to do.
We put in all the corner posts so that I can run a line and see what needs to be cleared.
Cleared 2 sides so far, (3 left) got a dump trailer load of nice oak, juniper, and cedar firewood, and hauled 7 loads to the burn pit.
Also had to drop a drought kill 76' twin Ponderosa pine, cut it up & haul it to the pit, (5 heaped dump trailer loads) that took me 5 days, working by myself.
I just found a roof leak in my 5th wheel that ruined some wall board, so now I have that to fix.
On top of everything else, apparently the glow plugs in my tractor have died, making it almost impossible to start. I have the parts, but so far no time to install.
And now we are having a storm up there which is predicted to drop 17-18" of snow.
I thought retirement was going to give me more time to do this stuff?
P.S. Been enjoying your Farmall thread.