edwardporter1

x2 on the ska drill. It is worth lugging it up a hill to pound a few posts. Works well

Enjoy your day and many more

x2 well said!

nice find. can never have enough clamps

i hosed out my drill in the sun then blew it out with the air compressor .that seemed to dry out the nooks and crannies. spend extra time on the flutes to get them dry

There was a store near Oxford Pa. I cant remember the name. Maybe someone can fill in the blank?

I bought my first tractor a Farmall 300 in 1969 at Harry Pyle and sons in Chadds Ford Pa. Did alot of business with White Bros Supply in Middletown De. CB Hoober purchased the store and it became Hoobers. Great people great service

i converted several systems. Put the converter ends on. Pumped out with a vacumn pump tthen added 134. Every system works well that i did. Easy to do .Get the ends online or Napa. A set of gauges is a must

my daughter knew one of those heroes and his familyy. Gvod Bless them

they look heavy. glad you have a tri axle

Pioneer auto museum? A great place. did you see the hudson hornet with dual carbs?

Try Heavy equipment forum. Lots of guys on there with a wealth of information. Real down to earth not key jockeys

Had a stihl for years . Great machine but you tend to reach a little too high to get that last limb and lo and behold you are standing underneath Dropped a limb on the pole once the parts were almost what a new saw was so i bought a new one. Converted the damaged one to a weed eater head. Still have it 25 years later

Bet your truck was groaning with that big jag behind you.

brought back memories with your pics. I started farming with the same rake. Mowed with #7 sickle bar . 45 IhH baler. Saved my money at 15 years old to start. Sweet!