iowaboy1965

Well that depends on your viewpoint and the depth of your pockets I guess!

My fil still talks about running a nearly new 460 diesel for one of my uncles when he was a young hired hand. Used to cultivate with it in the morning and take the cultivator off at noon for hay making every day. Uncles family had an alfalfa dehydrating business at that time and so made a lot of hay. Neighbors had a gasser I looked at and thought about buying years ago. I passed on it.

The guy I'm thinking of fixes original temp gauges, not sure he does anything else? Someone near him is on here I know. Or used to be.

Thats Starr In Florida I believe

I'd still like to have one someday.

I was at work. We found a TV and watched reports and replays of the video available. My youngest was pretty small, but he knew and talked about bin laden for a while. There was an interesting segment on 60 min the night before. Won't say what it was, but I always thought the timing was both ironic and strange.

Congratulations!

Happy belated birthday!

Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳

Happy Birthday Matt 🎂 🥳

I gotta confess I really don't get the whole burning man thing.....😵‍💫🤷‍♂️

The only concern I have with that is would we lose all the pictures and maybe even content of the past? Would hate to see old binder guys posts go away as well as much technical info that's been shared on here over the years.

Me as well.

Good luck!

@Injpumped?

Same here

Hay moisture and type make a big difference. Still run a pretty worn 24t and it will make some pretty heavy tight bales depending on condition and type of hay. Always run it at pto speed as did dad when I was growing up with the 66 or maybe it was a 68 new holland?

Tho the usual symptom of a bad booster is a hard pedal with no assist, it is possible for a bad booster to cause a soft, and or low or sinking pedal as a well.

That shouldn't be affected by unplugging the booster tho.

Sad day. She always seemed so positive and upbeat. Reminded me of my mom's aunt Hazel, also from Tennessee and of a similar temperament. You will be missed Dolly. Rip.

We all hope so!!!!!

Good luck!

I'm not a fan of the rubber teeth.

Night.time, wrap it in a garbage bag and take it down? Maybe spray it with a can of wasp spray first? 🤷‍♂️

I'm with you. Growing up I don't think anybody in our neighborhood said picking unless there was an actual picker in the field. It was alway combining corn. You didn't want to be thought of as not being up to date enough as to still be using a picker I suppose. Bugs me when people say picking corn when they mean combining. Same with shelling, that meant you had Marvin Lenard in your barn yard with his Moline sheller and his ac 7040 powering it.