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Havinh trouble figguring out which one might be Haymaker. Can anyone help?

:lol: :lol: Judging from your picture on your site...you should have passed this on years ago OT. :D :D Just joking!!!! I really should forward this a couple times. But I doubt it will help.

Can you spell L A W S U I T? You turn around and he's in the middle of them? That scares me to death and I'm not even there. Major no no for neighbors to be around when I work cattle. Course they are all amish and inbred and a sandwich shy of a full picnic. Great picture. Just be careful sw...

This is what our world would look like if we lost the war on terror... Camel tramp?????????? May GOD Bless America!!!!!!!!

Where are you getting tractor fuel at $2.00 a gallon?

Nice Katrina. She sure is stout.

I just took all the extra "stuff" off the end of the photo bucket address you posted. I removed this ','FullView','width=700,height=500,resizable,scrollbars,location'); void(''); which left me with this: http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y33/katrinah/3777bff4.jpg and the correct address...

This should be the picture that the link did not work for. http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y33/katrinah/3777bff4.jpg

I'm eastern standard time, It is 1:45 am here.

Zephyrus, what time is it there?

My Grandpa has been recentally retired from running the combine. Actually he was flat out told to stay the heck out of it! Ever see anyone try to shell corn on an angle against the rows? Oddly enough, it can be done. :roll: He even got to where he was missing the gravity boxes. One of us had...

TSR, Recentally removed a feed trough in my barn that was concrete. I rented a jack hammer and chipped it out. Might be just as easy for you to rent a concrete saw and make several cuts along the entire waterer than chip the pieces out with a spud bar. I have only seen muriatic acid used to...

Tragedy for sure but really off color to post their names here V_Key :x

I don't even know what a cube is.

East of Shorthorn.

It was so dry here the trees were whistleing for the dogs. Raining here now, has all day. I needed a break from the fenceline anyway. Typical weather here though. Wet in the spring...mud the crops in and calve in the blasted mud. Drier than a popcorn fart june through september. Wet fall. Mud...

That's not what hubby calls it!!!!!

Jinglebob, Most leather repair shops here are Amish run. I'd rather pay the shipping than deal too much more with the Amish than I have to. They did make the harness for the draft for me though. I know, it doesn't make much sense to you does it.

Pretty good averages arn't they?

Thanks Denny.