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Dirt700 said:
Had to put on some new link brackets that were thicker and re-design front carrier bearing. So I figured I would strip it down and give it some fresh color while I was at it.
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What carrier bearing are you switching to ? Or what are you changing ?
 
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Bebop said:
What carrier bearing are you switching to ? Or what are you changing ?
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It's a WOD, it was hard mounted, but I broke it new years. I'm mounting it on bushings now and notched out the frame where the front shaft was hitting, putting to much pressure on the carrier
 
Here’s how we spent the day with the little fella. Watching Ultra4 racing (also had the Riot Bounty Hill at AOP and mud trucks at West GA Mud Park at various times during the day) and college softball championship games on from 10am to 8pm.

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My first visitor of the year. Cat was in the window having a fit, looked out and there it was. Around 3 1/2 feet give or take. Been here 15 years and never seen a mouse in the house. Last year all I saw was checkered garter snakes, happy to have my gray rat snake back.
 

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zukimaster said:
I would burn my house down if I saw any kind of snake hanging out
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We have a men's retreat with church this weekend. The funny story from last year was that somebody chased folks around with a snake. I told them if anyone comes near me with a snake I was punching them in the face twice. Once because they chased me with a snake and the second time because I told them what would happen and they didn't believe me so I want to make my point so they will pay attention to what I say next time.
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I helped out a couple days also on my long weekend off. That farming is getting tough!
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crawler 129 said:
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Helped my Father-in-law get the old Minneapolis out . Forgot how much work it is and makes you thankful for the equipment we have today and realize how tough that generation really was .
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That was the real working men right there! I love seeing those old tractors work. I enjoy looking them over at antique tractor shows. Looks like he has a nice one!
 
I don't have the slightest clue about farming or tractors, but what's wrong with driving with the bucket up?
 
Bebop said:
I don't have the slightest clue about farming or tractors, but what's wrong with driving with the bucket up?
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Nothing, per say. It is just weird to me. It makes it easier to get in corners and stuff when you're bush hogging, but it feels like I am going to tip over. Some folks around here drive with their bucket up because they're on the road and think it is safer, personally I want it at ground level so I can knock the crap out of someone if they hit me or I hit them.
 
Bebop said:
I don't have the slightest clue about farming or tractors, but what's wrong with driving with the bucket up?
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I’ve heard a rumors you only know how to drift tractors in the snow...

money_pit_yj said:
Nothing, per say. It is just weird to me. It makes it easier to get in corners and stuff when you're bush hogging, but it feels like I am going to tip over. Some folks around here drive with their bucket up because they're on the road and think it is safer, personally I want it at ground level so I can knock the crap out of someone if they hit me or I hit them.
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I swear that every farmer in north eastern KY that is driving on the road has both hay spears at the optimal angle for stabbing cars!
 

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