Lars (midessa)

Wow, H1 with a disk? That moving right along! We pulled JD disk’s in L3, wot, not that pulled to hard, L3 was just the right ground speed without the front gangs throwing the soil too far out for the rear gangs to grasp the soil.

Yep, as others have noted, you need to ‘frac’ your well.

Is that why you have a ‘bad back’? You can’t keep your hands off the………….. oh, never mind.

Both sides of my family legally immigrated to this country between 1880-1900.

Wow! Was that car ‘no a/c’ from the factory? How old is that car? The last I heard, a/c is now ‘standard equipment’, can’t even be ordered without a/c.

To add to what Art posted, highs the first 1/2 of this coming week are predicted 107-108, then cooling off and high temps will plummet to 101-102 for the remainder of the forecast window.

Put beer in a trough, pigs will lap it up till they fall asleep(or get so drunk they pass out).

Not gonna happen. To many variables out there on the road a computer can’t compensate for.

Could it be used antifreeze? If so, could have all types mixed in with who knows what kind of sealer, flushing additives, etc.

Has anybody asked if there is fuel in the tank?

Looks pretty dry in there. VT may be right. It only takes one of those vanes to be stuck to lose all suction. Possible the draw tube is missing.

Pic 3, show different coloration on the break. May have had a hairline crack, but why the hairline crack? I’d chaulk it up to poor manufacturing.

Yea, keep in mind, Ol’ Isaac can bend Sarah over that bale of hay any time he wants, and not hear ‘no’.

My wife’s Ford Explorer has the ‘sealed transmission’. 115,000 mi on the odometer, so far so good. Nobody around here will service those except the Ford dealer. My son’s BMW has no engine dipstick, the onboard computer tells him when to add a quart. Takes a full synthetic motor oil, and minimum of 91 octane.

Swing over to Monroe, tour the Minhas(Huber) Brewery, Schullsburg is on the way.

🤣🤣, but being in w. Texas, rain would help. lol

At 30+%, I imagine it would to be diluted by at least 75% to be used on flowers, veggies, or the lawn?

Wherever those from Kooklifornia land, let’s hope they get their heads out of their rear-ends, and not vote for policy/people that created the reason they needed to move.

Figured I would ask the smartest people on the internet. What is the proper way(legal), to dispose of outdated DEF, and Defendel? At work there are 2 1/2 totes of ‘Defendel’, and a 55 gal drum of DEF. All are several years old.

Nice pics, generally didn’t use tractors that size for the baler, mostly 656 gas got that job. If the 656 wasn’t available, then the 826, but switched out asap.

All 3 of my boys took to the breast, used formula only as a supplement. There is more to this situation than what the media is reporting.

Check out estate sales for older tools, mostly made in the USA. I picked up a bench model drill press a few years ago, believe it was manufactured in the late ‘50’s . Power Kraft(Montgomery Ward) brand. Paid $50.00 for it.

That’s what we called a gopher. At least in Southern Wisconsin, thats their name.

Having an extended ‘dry spell’ with the Mrs.?

Looks good, just out curiosity, how deep and what gear?