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Originally posted by AC WD45 AC WD45 wrote:

Check the bucket before scooping  load of corn into the feed grinder. You never know, you may have left a chain in it.


I've spread a chain in the field with a manure spreader. Didn't really help the hay grow at all.
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Propane BBQ lids open very fast and with alot of energy if you leave them down, turn on gas and push the ignition button! My mom's friend would say don't ask her how she know's that!( first time with new gas grill!)
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Large amounts of ingested alcohol and lighting a gas grill don't mix well either. You would have to ask my cousin and my neighbor for details. I know they both looked funny for a while.
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If you don't have saw horse on site the tailgate might work...
However IF you leave the saw on the tailgate make sure the tailgate is facing the way you approach the truck from.
If you forget this step... DO NOT forget you only have 100' to remember what you did.
If you forget this step don't worry at 104' the built in speed bump reminder will make you remember.
 
ahem...someone once "TOLD" me
 
 


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Originally posted by Lonn Lonn wrote:

Originally posted by AC WD45 AC WD45 wrote:

Check the bucket before scooping  load of corn into the feed grinder. You never know, you may have left a chain in it.


I've spread a chain in the field with a manure spreader. Didn't really help the hay grow at all.

Trashed the hammer mill and still doesnt feed correctly

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Originally posted by Redwood Redwood wrote:

If you don't have saw horse on site the tailgate might work...
However IF you leave the saw on the tailgate make sure the tailgate is facing the way you approach the truck from.
If you forget this step... DO NOT forget you only have 100' to remember what you did.
If you forget this step don't worry at 104' the build in speed bump reminder will make you remember.
 
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I have to admit i was curious how that hammermill acted after the chain went thru : )
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imagine chevy chase and goldie hawn playing out these scenes in a movie called "dick & jane on the farm".  i can hear people saying "who thinks this stuff up?..."
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Well, a stack of half rotted wood pallets topped with an iron lawn chair is NOT a suitable replacement for a ladder......especially if ones attempts to extend the usefulness of the "idea" by standing on the armrests of the chair.
Fun fact, did you know a knee can be dislocated and bent sideways?
Oh, and another fun fact, did you know it can be extremely difficult to extract oneself from a pile of half rotted wooden pallets and iron lawn chair while hanging upside down from the tower by one leg, dislocated at the knee and bent sideways stuck in iron lawn chair, with only head and elbows resting on the ground, not to mention just a little bit painful?

Oh ya, one other fun fact, did you know wives and daughters can be extremely cruel......actually laughing at people hanging from a pile of half rotted wooden pallets with a iron lawn chair stuck on top, by one leg, bent sideways at dislocated knee?

Don't ask how I know!


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 DONT !!!!!!!!!!!! ask your younger brother to check the brake fluid on your race car.............AFTER you have to use a tree as an emergency brake and ask him if he checked it............the answer comes back              yes  i did..........there wasnt any !!!!!!


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If the starter button goes out on your tractor, don't bypass the clutch safety switch so you can jump across the starter with a screwdriver.This becomes a problem if you forget to take the tractor out of gear when you do use this method of starting the tractor (especially if you give it 3/4 throttle). It will take off eventually going in circles side swiping one car and later coming to rest on top of the hood of a Grand Prix and pushing the car into the house before it will choke the tractor out. Don't ask me how I know this........ask my dad how he knows this. After all the carnage, the 185 escaped with only a scuff to the paint on the front weights. Surprisingly, the Grand Prix wasn't totaled out(it was close tho), the other car was( wasn't alot of damage but it was a $900 car so it didn't take much). The house also escaped with only very minor damage due to the fact that the basement wall, 10" concrete, took the brunt of the impact. Somewhere there are pictures of this incident. I will post them if I can locate them. Needless to say, this wasn't one of my dads shining moments.
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It's sad to say that I can relate to almost all of these so far.....I mean, i've seen OTHER PEOPLE do them. Not me. Nooo sir!Big smile
 
As an addition to the bush hog and water hose, an extention cord doesn't do well either...so i've heard.
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If you don't want to retrieve your grill cover two houses down and across the street, make sure you puncture the lid for your beans before putting the can on your grill to heat them up. Don't even bother looking for the burgers.
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Watched a neighbor once who had been working on a brushhog for a week pull out into field messin around with loader dumped a tow strap out, started the brushhog drove forward 20ft and back to work on brushhog again. sometimes it the stuff you see that you know.
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we oughta do this about once a month or so.  don't think i've ever laughed out loud so much in a room by myself... until other people come in to see what's going on.
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Don't think gas grills cook like charcoal grills. 
My dad decided the first turkey I ever got would be the first thing he ever cooked on his first ever gas grill...he hadn't even cooked hot dogs on it.  He lit the burners, turned them all to high, and decided he had time to run into town to pick up my brother.  When he got back it was burnt THROUGH the bones.  25 pound turkey and we didn't even get a sandwich out of it.
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Ad on Jay Leno's "Headlines" Monday night; "Best offer on new Kenmore range, must be put back together after falling out of a pickup on highway."
Must have been an interesting sight, especially if someone was following fairly closely behind!
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My uncle loaded a pickup with paneling for his house and when he pulled out onto hwy 63 he watched in his rear view mirror as the load slid out on the road like a deck of cards and at 50 mph they land flat but float off in all directions. He spent the next 20 minutes dodging cars and semis on this 4 lane (no one stopped) picking up what amounted to kindling for his brush pile (the traffic didn't try to dodge the panels too hard). 

A neighbor did about the same thing with the tin for his pole shed he just picked up from Menards with his grain truck. It dumped out on a side road on a very steep hill. He didn't have his phone so he hurried home to get help and a skidder to pick up the steel, which was luckily mostly on the side of the road. Unluckily when he got back to the spot where it all fell off someone had already loaded it all up and was out of sight.
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i was probably 17 or so and purchased a pair of "cherrybomb" mufflers to install on my ford truck. "heat treating" the mufflers before installing to burn up all the fiberglass inside was a must do. well here's how it goes, dump gas into the mufflers and roll them around to get the gas soaked into the fiberglass packing. a friend of mine decided to help, he held the muffler from the top while i lit from the bottom.............well he wasn't supposed to look  down the  threw when i hit the lighter, needless to say once in awhile i still call him singed!!! lmao
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Originally posted by cornbinder cornbinder wrote:

i was probably 17 or so and purchased a pair of "cherrybomb" mufflers to install on my ford truck. "heat treating" the mufflers before installing to burn up all the fiberglass inside was a must do. well here's how it goes, dump gas into the mufflers and roll them around to get the gas soaked into the fiberglass packing. a friend of mine decided to help, he held the muffler from the top while i lit from the bottom.............well he wasn't supposed to look  down the  threw when i hit the lighter, needless to say once in awhile i still call him singed!!! lmao


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Not noticing the large yellow labled "power steering fluid" cap practially dead center under the hood and putting the fluid in the master cylinder.....
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Please don't ask how I know that your sisters newly purchased upright piano will land flat and slide a ways on it's back on a 2 lane blacktop road.. and that it takes about 5 guys to load it onto a pick-up  at the auction sale- but 2 guys can load it back onto pick-up
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On the vein of Kenmore's and gas grills, alway remember to strap down your new grill in the bed of your pickup, after you bought it and paid the store to do the assembly. That first sharp turn you make will result in cast aluminum "kindling" on the roadbed. Thankfully, I was far enough behind the guy that I was able to stop my car before I hit the shrapnel.....
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Originally posted by LouSWPA LouSWPA wrote:

Well, a stack of half rotted wood pallets topped with an iron lawn chair is NOT a suitable replacement for a ladder......especially if ones attempts to extend the usefulness of the "idea" by standing on the armrests of the chair.
Fun fact, did you know a knee can be dislocated and bent sideways?
Oh, and another fun fact, did you know it can be extremely difficult to extract oneself from a pile of half rotted wooden pallets and iron lawn chair while hanging upside down from the tower by one leg, dislocated at the knee and bent sideways stuck in iron lawn chair, with only head and elbows resting on the ground, not to mention just a little bit painful?

Oh ya, one other fun fact, did you know wives and daughters can be extremely cruel......actually laughing at people hanging from a pile of half rotted wooden pallets with a iron lawn chair stuck on top, by one leg, bent sideways at dislocated knee?

Don't ask how I know!
 
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YIKES, I can stack bales WAY better than that and I don't think I would work off that rig.
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YEEEAWOOO! Red neck stacking big time.
 
Watched a guy load a big old G900 Moline on a trailer, drove it from where it sat onto the trailer which the trailer and truck were pointed down hill. Fellow stepped on the brakes and there were none. Front end of tractor ended up on back end of truck.
 They had to jack it up and block it while some one else had to pull it backwards...
 
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  Which reminds me of a fellow with a 966 pulling two gravety wagons of shelled corn couple years back. Could hear him coming for 3/4 mile, turn a corner and then was coming past my place. Flagged him down cuzz there was smoke coming up from the back wagon... he had snapped an axel and pulled it a good three miles and had ground off the frame of the wagon in that distance to being only couple inches left on the top of steering arm shaft.  Should  have seen the look on his face...
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Had an uncle who went to clean the frozen manure off a running spreader beater with a crowbar once. He just barely touched the beater and WHAM! Bounced the bar right back to his forehead and knocked him flat. He had a big lump right between the eyes for quite a while.

Another one, never take an old steel wheeled wooden elevator down the road at more than 10 mph and without checking to see if it will clear all the high lines across the road. You'll end up with a 2 wheeled real poor cart instantly and the neighbor's wires pulled right out of his house. That's the same uncle and another uncle after they bought this elevator at an auction. 


I could right a book on just that one uncle, then add in my Dad and other uncles and it's a TV comedy series.
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 If the LP vehicle doesn't run and you disconnect the LP hose, there is a little spring loaded valve in there to keep the LP from coming out.  If you use a screwdriver to push that little valve to see if there is any LP in the tank, and there is LP in the tank, it will come out and  freeze your face off .


It's no disgrace to be dumb, but it's unhandy as hell.


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