SMDFarmboy24

Farmall A, H, 504, 706 International 140, 424, 806 If they count... Cub Cadet Original, 104, 105, 1250, 1650, and 382 Some are usable, some are projects in waiting....

Happy new year's all!

Not quite rust free, typical spots at the bottom of the doors and a little bit at the bottom of the front fender. 2002 Six speed with 138k

Well at least they upgraded Christmas dinner in PA to 10.... thanks to our wonderful governor 🙄

I agree, hunting on a Sunday seems out of sorts but I figured I'd sit out and see what passes by. I missed opening day due to working nights. I couldn't convince this one to get in the Jeep to ride home with me this morning..🤪 He's got a little bit of growing to do.

I guess I shouldn't taunt Seth since I just added this to my collection. I thought it was a sharp looking rifle. Ultimately it seems I always revert to the old Marlin 30-30 that I bought as my first deer rifle out of comfort I guess.

Yeah... they're trying to run this commonwealth down even more. We'll be having Thanksgiving like normal.

My dogs face says it all about this election...

Wasn't a big line where I had to vote which made it nice. I know folks that waited over an hour in line today, maybe 10 minutes tops for me. At least it was a nice day to take the Harley for a spin!

My silly dog that hates the water... But he's been a good dog, follows me around. He comes to check on me when he hears projects that aren't going well. And he likes his cat...

Got a little bit of second cutting done and finally got a chance to give round baling a try. Didn't go too terribly for my first attempt. I'm hoping to get a little more baled this year before I call it quits though.

I have been using them for awhile, it's nice to use new battery technology without having to replace the whole lineup.

It's been a struggle this summer but slowly working through it and getting hay made.

Our previous tanker was an Autocar. The new Mack doesn't hold a candle to it though.

I've got a few black snakes around my house, doesn't bother me much as I'm sure they help keep rodents under control. It is pretty impressive how they can travel vertically. The biggest one was around six feet. The little one was a little spunky.