Rawleigh99

WE are so dry in Virginia that everything is going straight to brown and falling off!!

Leave a chain or cable stretched tight through the culvert so the next time all you have to do is hook the ripper on one end and the hoe on the other.

I will have to look at mine. I cannot remember offhand. It will be this weekend before I can get to the farm. It seems to me it is on the left side below the intake manifold What year is yours? Diesel? It is a good basic dependable tractor, but I don't get where the "Comfort" part comes in! i guess compared to a WD 45 or something like that it is. Here is a good site for you. https://www.elmersrepair.com/ Also, the parts diagrams available online at Messick Tractor are awesome help.

I know a guy whose Dad lost a leg to a corn header. I also remember an old farmer near here losing the family jewels to an auger!!😨 That left an impression as a youngster!!

Got a picture of this in my hemp field. Too big to be a house cat. I remember hearing the screams back in the 70's as a kid while deer hunting. It would raise the hair on the back of your neck!

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Nice ROPS! LOL!

My biggest problem with tattoos is you can't change them. I don't like the clothes I used to wear back in the 80s so I'm pretty sure I would like a tattoo I had gotten back then either. In 20 years she may not like it either. She should wait until she has a little bit older and as more of life's experiences under her belt before she makes such a permanent decision. Somebody on here has a signature that says a tattoo on a pretty girl is like a bumper sticker on a Corvette, it doesn't make it look any better. That's just my personal opinion, but I hate to see young people make permanent decisions that they may later regret.

I don't try to run over any animal, but if it that or an accident, they are goners!

Good job Granddad!

That is all well and good when you're making enough profit to keep your stockholders happy. if the economy weren't so good I don't think the stockholders would be too happy about canning 5 million dollars worth of merchandise.

I would rather see the lingerie on the goats than some of the crowd!!!

Don't over think it. JB Weld will work fine and hold for as long as you have it if you clean it good before applying. I patched a leaking tube in the radiator of my Case 930 over ten years ago and it is still holding.

You might start with a hot water pressure washer if you have access to one. You will need to do a couple of oil changes to get rid of the last little bit of water, but it might move the grease easier.