Outgrew the offset

Could the 9 and change voltage be day time running lamps?

Not that I know of,... Long Island to Connecticut and up as far as New Hampshire or Maine... I wouldn't mind selling stuff up in your neighborhood... just don't have any leads up there... most of our sales come from drive in visitors believe it or not we actually don't even have a sign... if they are interested I can shoot em a pricelist...

Surprisingly not that often, we do a pretty good job of rotating crops and cutting grasses or corn stalks backing into the ground after the off year..

a better pic of some of our guys out in the field tying up the root ball on forsythia after that digger does its work.

okay this pic is kinda the best i can show the plants after we dig them... they get picked up and put on a burlap (left and middle of far wagon) then the guys tie the burlap on them. roll the plants twards the back and stack them in neat rows on a pallet (custom 4.5 x 6 ft ) that just fits in the back of most box trucks we see to load them on. Then down the road they go to places all over the east coast that sell to landscapers or homeowners.

The 86 in dusty work clothes running a 7 ft chopper behind her.

Photobucket.com wants me to pay now because I used them to store a copy of the pics.... some third party hosting nonsense.... I'll load them back on my hard drive at home and do away with photo garbage....

I'm deating this very thing right now on an old bean picker drop the faded yellow work clothes and dress her up or let her stand in all her rode hard put away wet glory! As far as hot rod she's already been made pointless, had a huge upgrade in the engine oil pressure department, and been modified to do what we do dig bushes...

Note the different sized buckets in the foreground.

That's the diesel's off color sister, retired bean picker turned bush digger. Hydro 70 gas hi-clear.

Ok tiller hanging on the back.

Just thinking outside the box here but a thin pinstripe of red on the face of the rim might look awesome!

And Tony, I'm so jealous of those beautiful quick hitches... god they look amazing!

Is there such a thing as setting it up to run fat on fuel until it broken in this time around? I have never seen an lp setup first hand and have no idea what adjustments there are, but one would think like Doc said a little more opening on the fuel screw sure wouldn't hurt...