brought home my AD3 today

Darrel

Have you got a manual for the 45 yet?

Otherwise I can scan that section out of ours and send if you give me an email.

If the problem is in the steer unit at the front that is not for the faint hearted but is doable to get at

Yeah, yeah. Don't remind me about how the nozzle on that stupid machine is spinning wildly. I am heading out right now to see what I can do with them brakes. And maybe you could just haul one of your new sheds up here and put it up right over top of one of my road graders, we'll put a space heater in it, and YOU can go right to work on it. Think the forty-five is a better option than the AD3, though, because at least it has an engine in it that runs. And it also has mounts for a V plow and snow wing. Just have to fix the power steering, the blade rotation gear box, and the front wheel slant mechanism. Maybe some cab glass would be in order, too. That should keep you busy for a couple days. Thinks that come Tuesday of next week, you'll be working pretty fast. 30 below with the windchill forecast for that day. However, if you get the shed up before Monday, it may get buried in snow, so you essentially wouldn't have any windchill. But I think the 5 below before windchill might be enough to keep ya hopping. Darrel

while=white

Hey, maybe that grader would just fit into one of them sheds that you bought. Could bring the grader down to you, put up your new shed around it, and you can put it together for me. In the mean time, I think I better get a little fix on the other road grader and get it operating. It is set up for a V plow and a SNOW wing. (Notice emphasis on SNOW). Darrel

shameless (ne) wrote: LMAO.....is there any such thing as to much? I was always told it was sposed to help the back!

Well there were those old fashioned helpers like

"Dr Skinback's Horn Provoker - one drop of provoker keeps your tool like a poker"

And another whose name escapes me at the moment that

Edit  "Sexadrine"

"Stops your peter from backing out and your back from petering out"

And in the versitility of English

Neither have direct connections to "Tickling the peter" despite your hopes -

That is stealing from the till

Mods - censor if beyond the pale


Edited by Ian Beale - 26 Nov 2016 at 5:02am

At a quick glance, it looked different. What I noticed first off, was that the engine/bell housing/transmission is all bolted together on the AD3. Looks like there is a drive shaft between the bell housing and transmission on the forty-five. Darrel

hummmmmm.....Cody....maybe we better wait awhile, til he gets his shop cleaned up a bit, don't think there's nuff room to sits right now! oh....and I spose I could bring my diesel heater and a big tarp!

Cody....me thunks....you and me gotta go visit Darrell this winter, and sit in his nice warm shop with a bull whip to keep him working on his new grader! maybe then he'll gits it done over this winter! I wonder what all he has to eat up there?

o-k....I won't tell anyone either!

and prolly sold by the 100 wt? bird food?

you better hurry up and gits them things out before that 4 letter word shows up up there! what is a normal yield on sunflowers per acre?

sooooo....is it running yet Darrell?

Guess I have to make another trip over there to play with his latest toy maybe make me some more rotobales while. At it. I agree the hd5 would be fun that way I can say I drove an allis crawler instead of just a sweet td9 today.

I had a 3 cyl Detroit in my HD5, it was real thrifty on fuel. (I don't like "thrifty", I like "cheap")!

Shameless

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I have scruples....last time I saw them, I think they were rolling around in the back of my pickup!" Along with your "round tuit"?