I don’t know what to say

Some may remember the good chuckle we had last May when Jenny and I hauled 2 14.9 x28 tires home from Colorado on a receiver hitch carrier.
Saturday I aired the old rotten tires up on my WD45 to move it to mow under it.
I came home from work tonight and the new to me tires were mounted on the ole 45. I’ve wanted them done but the remodel is taking up all my free time and with the heat and humidity I’ve been dreading the task. My back has been the worst it’s been this summer as well. I planned on a cool day.
I’ve never paid for tractor tire repair or replacement before.
That girl makes me happy.👍

Good woman right there!!!!

That right there will make you smile for a long time!

She is definitely a keeper. You are a blessed man. I agree a nice dinner and flowers are in order. Don't let that heat and humidity kick your rear.

Did Jenny do it herself or did she get our famous tire changer from Eastern Washington state to come down and do it?

That is a nice treat.  I decided to do that when I got my D14 rims done and bought new tubes.  Sat on the tailgate and watched em do it.  That sure was enjoyable!

desertjoe wrote:  Well Thad,,,,,yes you definatly gots you a GREAT Lady there,,,and sounds like she plans to keep you around for a long time,,,that's for sure  Chit,,I doubt my wife would think of anything like that,,,so you can count yourself in that extremely lucky catagory that some of us only dream of,,,,,,  UMmmmm,,,do she gots  a sister,,,,,?

Yep, cute lil ole Haley Sue. She’s a talkin machine and real good at giving instructions. 😂😂😂 and she’s got a sister in Colorado married to an air force man and a sister in TN and a couple much younger sisters in Colorado that are cow girls. I don’t know the younger ones but the older 3 are all good hard workin girls.

Drained/pumped out the 60 gal of fluid in EACH of my 18.4 28s this last year, had one rim bead rotted off and the other tire the casing split between cross bars in two places. So one new wheel and two replacement tires(used) with new tubes and return of the 60gal methanol fluid. Was a SERIOUS Workout.

Edited by DMiller - 01 Oct 2019 at 8:00am

She's definitely a keeper and a rare breed like my wife is! Take care of that Lady!  Jo Jo was under the hood of the Nova wagon last night helping me run in the new brake lines. She was right in there up to her elbows!  LOL!  She had her hair back in a pony tail like she usually does when helping me work on the cars.  She's a panic!

I agree, "She's a panic? "   What's that mean?

Thad, you're a lucky man!!  If'n I ever need help, I'll ask you for one of those sisters phone numbers to help me out.  I've gotta change some tires out on one of my CA's..