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If you have not yet done so, just go vote on Tuesday. It's the least we can do for our future generations. Our country is at stake!

On our ballot is an advisory vote for the State gun of Idaho. I went model 94. There were 5 other choices. All while open carrying while I voted. Love Idaho.

That ,my friend, is called experience.

That was nice. A nice old lady asked me what I was packing at the polls. When we were done voting we went out and she showed me her's.

Straight as an arrow. Thats not easy without auto steer.

Remember, it’s not the voters that decide the outcome of the election, it’s the ballot counters.

We can change things if we band together. They are hoping we don't?

got alittle more hay to cut and the weather's nice, so why not enjoy the weather.

Close on new house Thursday. Farm on the market. Part already sold. Will move by mid January. Was down in woods getting a tree off the access road to back of farm. Saw this beech tree on side of creek and said why not!

When I was in college, we had to vote where we lived in college (Fayetteville). I voted every time. I was not allowed to vote where my parents lived (Fort Smith) because I resided most of the year in Fayetteville. I had a friend who ran for Fayetteville city council while in college. He was a resident. But he lost. They gerrymandered the city council districts so the college students were split up. You should vote where you reside.

Waiting on the poles to open now. No vote equals no right to complain if you don't like the winner. Exercise your rights!

Someone missed the point, we are not implying that everything was all positive in the past, only trying to point out there have been times when our country has been (more united) than at the present. And i am well aware of past instances of division in our nation, such as the unpopularity of the Vietnam War. I really believe we need to focus on the positives, past or present, although, there is a lot to learn from from history, not only from the history of our nation, but world events as a whole.

I bet there’s a chart or graph that shows that!

l'm kind of surprised no one has brought it up yet, but there was a woman that actually flew around the world SOLO with no navigator. Jerrie Mock, a pilot with less than 350 total flying hours flew a Cessna 180 to achieve it. From March 19th to April 17th 1964. And during that same flight, she became the first woman to solo cross the Pacific. And her plane is hanging in Smithsonian Institute.

If good people don't vote there is no hope.

If you wash with cold water the colors don't mix so much. Especially after they're washed the first time. And if you just go commando you don't have to worry about pink underwear.

I never respected fences myself........we may have crossed paths and not even knew it!🤠 One saturday night as last call was called We got the wild hare to go to Denver for breakfast loaded up my Blazer with mixed company and beer and headed west It was a fair piece and a tic farther than we thought it would be 😟 (nobody had a map) We did make it to some little roadside cafe after seeing the Denver City Limits sign before they quit serving breakfast to start on the dinner menu though 🤣 So I guess it was a success And seeing those Rocky Mountains appear and loom up before us as the sun was coming up behind us was pretty damn awesome!

It was a tough choice and I could only narrow it down to two. The '53 88 diesel was bought used in the late 50's and my father kept it until he retired in 2007. It was the EverReady Bunny. The photo of with the potato sprayer was taken in the late 60's to early 70's. Dad bought the Hydro 70 new in 1976. It never had the Hydro decal on the hood. I put a lot of hours on it with the baler. We had a 2250 Mount-O-Matic loader we used with it and the 504.

She said grab that bag of potatoes, peel half of them and put them in water to boil. She doesn’t want me to help anymore.

As a non resident, you can bring your gun, open or concealed and expect freedom of movement. Only 3 places you cannot have a gun, Court houses, jails and schools, public or private. Federal property is exempt from Idaho law. Private property rights prevail, but only after they ask you to leave if they don't like you with a gun, if you refuse, it's a misdemeanor trespass charge. No weapons allowed signs have no force of law. Cities and counties cannot preempt state law, they can only regulate the discharge of weapons. It's how it should be. I wear my gun like a belt buckle, always.

There was a United States for several years before the Civil War. It was formed by people that were not greatly divided. Agree 100% ^^^^^Yes Sir!^^^^^^ "I think many folks today would not be aligned with ideologies from the early 1900s" And there are many folks here today that don't align with yours, yet here you are.... You have a RIGHT to be here because of people who voted and fought for what they believed in for this country. It doesn't matter if 198% of people find you offensive and standoffish. It's a freedom of speech. It's hard to argue that the reason we are all able to grace others with our opinions here is, at least in part due to voting. The laws centered around voting were made because people, at some point, decided to cheat. When that cheating was discovered, laws and rules were put in place accordingly. Unfortunately there aren't laws against beleaguered people who know everything that cast a shadow on an otherwise positive discussion.

I think there should only be absentee with cause, early in person for the week preceding the election week and election day, all with ID. No mail in.

The Reagan era?, 9/11?, FDR and the world events that took place during his terms of service to our country?, to mention a few, If you look abit closer that comment read (more united). Read the history of our country, seems some elected officials in the past had a better understanding of the term service instead of gratifying their own bloated egos and/or pockets. sorry if i exceeded the political tolerance of this site, moderator can delete if so.

IMO they should come and vote in person I would consider showing up at a US Embassy and presenting a valid US passport be allowed for Federal elections

I miss the days when it at least seemed like our country was more United on more issues.

I and I'm sure many others agree with you. But we have to keep trying. And yes it's like walking thru quicksand. But if enough people feel strongly enough about an issue I do believe there is some movement and give in the direction things go. It is never enough or fast enough, so it seems, but there can be gradual change. Lots of work to be done..

Did an airport run this morning for my friend and received this message a while later Can't wait to hear exactly what he had in that suitcase 🤣😭

Yup, unless I told them to throw it away, I would be over in the radiator shop's office raising holy heck until they made it right, and the only solution would be a replacement radiator, even if they had to have one built from scratch.

We had rain today so we were in the shop. Got the axle seals replaced and got the rear wheels set where I want them. Started working on getting all the electrical and lights working. Had multiple on the front of the tractor not working. Figured it was the big connector under the alternator as I had trouble with that on my 3288 as well. I just ended up eliminating it and connected the wires. Everything up front is working now. Flashers were not working and needed a new flasher unit.

Oh I voted but it doesn’t matter if they have an R, D, or I behind them once in it’s all about them and forget they work for us.

We hear that every election. All sides are crooks and scheisters, nothing ever changes.

Although there seems to be some concern here about the green underwear guys, sorry i just had to.😷

With no GPS, you would hear on the jungle telegraph that there was a party at X. You would then drive to the general vicinity, shut the car off and listen for the music. That was how you found parties back in the day.

Oh man! Spot on! I'm 60 and would likely be in prison right now if cameras were present in my youth. 🤣🤣🤣

crap I just wanna be at home too and I'm not even touching 36 yet 🫥 my generation was the last to not have the camera phones though, we thought we were cool with our Nokia 3510 playing snake and paying for MP3 sounds we could set when we got a phone call! After us came the technological takeover and thank god I wasnt caught doing half of that stuff in HD let me tell you, my mother would have disowned me years ago, none the less here I am, still working on it 🤣

Well, I'm not 67, but in my late 50s and we had it about the same. Parties on the section lines or somebodies farmyard/quonset. Cruising main in my hometown or sometimes go to the big town and cruise main there. Driving the backroads for hours on end. Cassettes and mix tapes with nothing but 80s heavy metal blasting. Sometimes some Steve Earle, Dwight Yoakam or other country music of the day. Great times! When my kids (early/mid 20s to early 30s) come out to the farm and have a few friends out for some poker, drinks and BSing in the shop I'll hang with them pretty good yet but I usually don't stay out there for the duration.

I need to make a very PUBLIC announcement on behalf of those of us who are 60-something. If you see a 67-year-old who seems a little boring now, understand something… WE ALREADY GOT IT IN. Like…GOT. IT. IN. 😂 We’re not sitting home on Friday night because we never knew how to have fun. We’re sitting home because WE’VE HAD ENOUGH FUN FOR THREE LIFETIMES. We went to parties in farmhouses, machine sheds, gravel pits and cornfields. Nobody sent a location because THERE WERE NO CELL PHONES. Somebody just said, “There’s a party out at Johnson’s.” Which Johnson? Nobody knew. But somehow 75 people found it. We cruised Main Street for hours with absolutely nowhere to go. Gas was cheap, the music was loud, and somehow 11 people fit into a car made for five. We drank Boone’s Farm, cheap beer and mysterious concoctions somebody handed us in a plastic cup. Nobody asked what was in it. You drank it and trusted the process. We closed down the bar and instead of doing the responsible thing and GOING HOME… somebody would yell: “RED ROOSTER!” Or… “LET’S GO TO THE BOONDOCKS!” And suddenly at 2:30 in the morning, the whole crew was sitting around a table eating eggs, hash browns and greasy breakfast food like we’d just finished a hard day’s work. Then somebody would say: “Well…might as well stay up now.” 😂😂 There was no Uber. No GPS. No Life360. No Find My Friends. There was just somebody saying: “Follow me. I know a shortcut.” And for reasons nobody can explain… WE FOLLOWED HIM. We made entire weekend plans without sending ONE text message. “Meet me there around 8.” That was the plan. And somehow everybody showed up. We did stupid things. We did REALLY stupid things. And the greatest gift our generation ever received was: THERE WERE NO CAMERA PHONES. There are events from approximately 1975 through 1985 that exist only in the memories of the people who were there. AND THAT’S EXACTLY WHERE THEY NEED TO STAY. So yes… Now we’re 67. We like our recliners. We like comfortable shoes. We like restaurants at 5:00. We like being home by 8:00. And if somebody calls at 9:30 and asks: “What are you doing?” The answer is: “Why the **** are you calling me this late?” 😂 We’re not boring. WE’RE RETIRED FROM ACTIVE DUTY. We’ve already closed the bars, stayed out until sunrise, made questionable decisions and somehow lived to tell about it. So when younger people see us peacefully sitting at home and think: “Man, you guys are boring.” Sweetheart… YOU’RE NOT LOOKING AT BORING OLD PEOPLE. YOU’RE LOOKING AT RETIRED LEGENDS. And thank God there isn’t much photographic evidence. 😂😂

Working on planning a trip to Australia in early March. Any and all suggestions are welcome.

They also need to put it back to Election Day voting and screen the absentee ballots better.

I can only think a friend pranked him with a special, vibrating gift! 😂😂

My life in the younger days to the penny. I think back and wonder at times how I'm here now or didn't end up in jail.

Just think of the millions that has been spent on this election,

Had a friend who worked at the local beer distributor. They had a Divco milk truck called the Fun truck, it had tapers sticking out the side and they rented it for big keg parties. He used to drop it off and set it up so we always knew where the party was.

IH required a retorque of the head. I would warm it up to temp, pull the valve cover and retorque it. If you get any movement out of the nuts, then warm it up and torque it again. Keep doing it until you get no movement. Then set the valves and run it awhile to see what happens. Far simpler than pulling the head, at this point.

Love it. And since you did a deluxe cab silo pic….I just happened to take a few yesterday

Took these last weekend in Kansas, visiting a member and his wife.

The 2 tractors I wanted to buy as soon as I had the money love them both but if one had to go its the 706 the m is the first tractor I bought in the 6th grade even found one with the m and w 9 speed.