Bushwacker1

Some years ago, I was in a TN Civil War Re-enactors outfit. A guy with a 6 team of mules pulled an original 12 pounder cannon with casein. It was quite a show to watch him and his team maneuver. It was said that those caseins did not have any brakes and the teams, would have to out run the casein, to keep it from running over the team. Not sure if this is correct or not.

Hey Guys, I don't own any dogs but, can I still join this thread?

Noooo, it's probably the other stuff.

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Sounds like the free knife, might become an expensive knife. LOL Just my usual luck.

What I wus thinkin. Thanks

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Absolutely beautiful knives. I like all knives but don't collect anything except dirt at home. Did get lucky a couple of years ago. Was in the pickup, driving, had to pull over, for some trash was about to get airborne in the bed. When I walked around the passenger side I looked down and noticed a new looking hunting knife but with no sheath. It has a slight flaw, has a bent tip. I carried it home and tossed it into a kitchen drawer. Just wonder how to straighten that tip, without breaking it?

Heavens yes, but when you leave something behind it is usually a MESS. or a PILE OF MESS.

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Very nice. Is the pump MIA?

Extended fenders or mudflaps then I believe ya got something.

Looks good and nice work on the rods, probably better than new. Now test it out, running it in mud up to the hood and if it runs for more than 30 min. like that it is a great keeper.

Man, if I was to have one of those forges, I would have all kinds of friends that I didn't need. Good Job.

I wonder how well it will plow when all is done?