Sledgehammer

Nice pics!

Cant go wrong there! Good for you

Good use of what you had. Not sure a 720 would pull a wheel barrow though

Sorry for the hassle but thanks for the heads up on the paint.

I wish we had stone boat pulls here for fun

I heard he was bringing some real hp this year and "taking no prisoners"

Dats purdy

Looks like wheatland fenders as mentioned. That would be more rare I assume. Here is an example on 350U. First is utility, second is wheatland utility, last is wheatland utility LP.

Welcome to the forum.

Let me know how that works out for you..... errr....I mean your wife.....

They came from a lab at an Ag company so you are pretty much right on your comment 😊

A tragic event. Hopefully justice is seen to swiftly. Thoughts and prayers for his family.

I have a saddle mount for my canoe. A 45lb thrust trolling motor will move my canoe along pretty nicely. It's 14' long. I use a deep cycle marine battery but a good battery should last you most of the day if not running wide open I'd think.

Got lucky in an online sale and have another road trip to make now. These cabinets will end up hung on the poplar pictured above. Bought 9 in total. Seven are 36x25x12 and two are 18x25x12. All are metal with glass front doors and adjustable shelves.

Love the looks and patina on this one.

Made a road trip for some rough cut poplar to use on a project. This is 1/2 of what I picked up. It's all stickered and inside now.

For $10? You did just fine 😊

Welcome from Southern Illinois. I like the dirt hooks on the shop mule.

We knew he was "most interesting" and a man of many talents but.....

You could paint it like a black stripe 😉

Will do my friend. Keep your head up. You are trying to do what's best for your mother and don't forget that. Hopefully she will see that with some effort, she will gain independence back.

Happy Birthday!

Now you need a barn for your equipment.

Orchard grass, fescue, rye mix is about what we used last time I think. Your soils will be better up that way than ours are here. We just do grass hay for beef cattle and not horses or anything specialized.

We had a large excavator just beyond it cutting a pond dam for future repair. They pushed it and sawed it with the mechanical advantage. I was at work so I'm not sure what they had for a saw.