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  1. 12 points
    So this was on the local CL. This was in the ad along with a decent 1054, a couple of CCs, and some other garden tractors. $500 each obo. And no, he didn't put in that it was running when parked, but for some reason, that phrase came to my mind as it seems that is the terminology used for every non-runner.
  2. 10 points
    Decided to get a picture of all my beasts outside.
  3. 9 points
    Took the tater's out today , lugging them around with the C-101 and the freebie wagon I picked up the other week , looks like I'll be selling a bushel...only need 2 for us over the winter . Nice potatoes this year.
  4. 8 points
  5. 8 points
    Good one! How about this one I see in ads all the time? Engine runs good, Blah, blah, blah, missing carb, starter and battery
  6. 8 points
    What's the problem? That should buff out.
  7. 7 points
    This picture is my self s a child. would any one know of the year and model of the tractor and where I can buy one? Thanks in advance
  8. 7 points
    My dads c121 with the hubcaps I bought a few weeks ago for $90.
  9. 7 points
    This is unfortunate and I completely understand your anger. But...... let's look at the bigger picture for a second, if I may be so bold. First of all, I don't know the value of the bolts, but I suspect they aren't wallet busters. The issue is that you have been taken advantage of and have been lied to. Not a good way to feel. I think you need to confront him with the evidence and give him a chance to explain and apologize. There should be some punishment for his actions. Although since ive never had an employee, I'm not sure what your options would be. You said you just came from church. For my 2 cents worth, I think that is where you should be looking for your answer. Can you use this as a teaching opportunity? Can you demonstrate Christ's love to this man? Certainly, you have every right to be disappointed and angry,. But if this is his third year, you have some investment in him. The practical costs of getting a new employee trained and in place pale in comparison to the actual value of the head bolts. Does his loss if income, stress and unemployment compare to the value of the damage he has done? Only you can really answer that question. I know I am on a high horse here, but it seems that we, as a nation, are quick to judge and quick to dismiss people as a whole far too easily. None of us are perfect. In fact, I'm sure that my own failures and shortcomings are obvious and many. But, I am eternally grateful to the many people who have showed me grace and forgiveness and who have shown me the distinction between hating the sin and loving the sinner. Certainly, you hold all the power here. You have proof of what he did. I suppose it now becomes a philosophical question of what you do with the power. If you decide to fire him, so be it. You would be legally justified. If you cut him some slack, it could blow up in your face and you would ultimately have to fire him in the long run anyway. If he isn't taught by someone how to be a responsible employee, this cycle could continue forever or he could escalate and wind up in jail. After that, the likelihood of him ever being a good wage earner gets progressively smaller. If that happens, you and I will be paying for his food and lodging and perhaps his children's food and lodging for years to come. Sorry if I have offended or overstepped. Good luck.
  10. 6 points
    Just need a working motor yet we have a few options just undecided which one
  11. 6 points
    Imagine how good that one was on gas with no carb.
  12. 6 points
    I hope the operator was wearing a helmet when he rolled that tractor!
  13. 6 points
    Just to maintain political balance here. We want to be equal opportunity offenders.
  14. 6 points
    Certainly not the last.
  15. 6 points
    I'm thinking that that was not the first degree awarded to a "dummy"...
  16. 5 points
    8-28-1938 Dummy Degree issued by the School of Speech of Northwestern University On this day in 1938: Edgar Bergen's wooden dummy partner, Charlie McCarthy accepted the Master of Innuendo and Snappy Comeback honorary degree from the School of Speech at Northwestern. This degree was the first-degree awarded to a dummy. This event was broadcast by Ralph Dennis radio on this day. Charlie McCarthy was inspired by an Irish newspaper boy that Edgar Bergen knew. Although they appeared in a number of short films, the comedy duo was more successful with their radio work. They first guest starred on Rudy Vallee's radio program in December 17, 1936. Their appearance was such a hit that a year after, they were given their own show.
  17. 5 points
    ABSOLUTELY.... YES. YOU'RE FIRED !Once a thief, always a thief. You can fix ignorance with education.....you cannot fix a character flaw. You must wonder...'what other stuff has he stolen". Surely, if you trace his lineage, you'll find Clinton DNA....an inherent character flaw.
  18. 5 points
    You mean... ran into, and then was parked.
  19. 5 points
    It is a small dealer brochure in size, but very BIG with information on the 1965 Wheel Horse line up. Apologies for the quality of the photos, my computer scanner gave up the ghost... Wanted to share this information anyway. Note: just reposted "new" scans of the brochure after I got my scanner to work.
  20. 5 points
    HHHHOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRDDDDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!!
  21. 4 points
    But I can only install the rears until I find new front wheels! Also moving to Tennessee Thursday-Sunday. I have to make a trip down-back up- and then down again... Not looking forward to the driving...
  22. 4 points
    I'm about to hurl at the PC of ChorusGuy. Look...this guy is a thief and probably always has been. If he isn't FIRED immediately, that only teaches him that you (the owner) are a soft target. If he hasn't become a trusted employee in 3 years, there is no redemption for him. Political Correctness is destroying this country and here is a perfect example of it. No doubt, he'd deny the theft saying .".it wasn't me" , or offer up some lame excuse of why he stole the stuff...even showing the video will not dissuade a thief. In either case he will NOT take responsibility for his actions and by NOT firing him, is enabling him.
  23. 4 points
    My snow cab worked great last year. I installed it and never had to get the tractor out!
  24. 4 points
    Reminds me of the Monte Python quote: "...it's just a flesh wound...!!!"
  25. 4 points
    Looks like lawn art to me.Where did the guy put the decimal on 500?
  26. 4 points
    THANK-YOU GUYS,,,!! i REALLY MEAN TO HAVE MY HEART IN IT..... BUT,,,,IT CAN BE DIFFICULT WITH MY FOOT IN IT A TIMES.. SORRY FOR THE CAPS...........SEEEING ISNT GREAT TODAY....BUT,,,,I GETS BETTER... LLOLOLO AND YES BOB.............WOULD NOT MISS IT FOR NOTHING..... PALS,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,HOWARD
  27. 4 points
    HAPPY BIRTHDAY HOWARD !!! You made it one more year , hope all your 867's dreams come true. Hppy Brthdy ////....???$$$& Howeard 8S7 House ...! I had to write that one in Howards code so he could understand
  28. 4 points
    I picked up this front mower deck carriage yesterday for $60. It needed casters in the front and so I made yolks and everything works good. I just have to make the middle mule drive and should be using it in a couple days. I figured for $60 I would take a chance.
  29. 3 points
    Few of my pics, will try not to repeat others.
  30. 3 points
    it is a homemade tractor ,but it was made from a popular science artcle that was printed in the early 50's it has ther parts described in the article ,that would probably be pretty hard to find these days
  31. 3 points
    That auto museum is scary! I was trained in college with that stuff!
  32. 3 points
    My dads suburban he picked up for $100. It didn't have the original motor. The guy said it needed transmission work but my dad fixed it by getting the shifter in the fork right and putting gear oil in it. Shifts perfect now. He then bought a Kohler k91 to stick on it. Now we need the part that the recoil grabs. Tell me what you think of this deal!!
  33. 3 points
  34. 3 points
    Thought it was in park when I parked it ...
  35. 3 points
    Does he have the Belt Gaurds?
  36. 3 points
    Collector or hoarder?
  37. 3 points
    I thought tractors stop jumping out of planes,,,long time ago.....
  38. 3 points
    Dad and I have been chatting about upgrading our horse hauler. Today we picked up a used 8.5 x 24 trailer to fulfill our needs. This one has an awning and a winch installed in the inside. It needs a good scrubbing, but will be a beauty and fit our needs great. The old 7 x 17 will be for sale soon!
  39. 3 points
    Oh what a sloppy mess Saturday morning....oh well weather was nice on Thursday & Friday. Was a lot of fun and so much to see and do. Definitely on my calendar for next year! How did you for get to remind me to remind you about the puller hub Lowell?!?! A few of my own pics Sorry about the thumb They had all these real cool museums scattered about the grounds this was the auto service How would you like to have to weld with this!
  40. 2 points
    I needed a trailer so I could take my D-250 to the shows, so I found a $300 6foot by 10 foot trailer but it needed work. I got home and rebuild it, have before and after pictures hope they load right. Still needs a tail gate and a new set of ramps
  41. 2 points
    Safe travels and good luck with your new place!
  42. 2 points
    safe travels and make sure you fill that stable up with great horses.
  43. 2 points
    calendar pic...
  44. 2 points
    IMO, if you have voltage to starter and nothing is happening at starter, its either you have insulated the starter from Ground with paint so it cant complete circuit of you have a bad starter.
  45. 2 points
    Thanks professor. Just gotta fix my ramp into the shed but that isn't a big deal
  46. 2 points
    Bring him in the office and ask one more time. Highly doubt he would confess now after denying it but... Show him the video and kindly wish him luck at his next job. It proves that you know what you're talking about and leaves absolutely no doubt about it. And if he is a good decent guy from the beginning, he should completely understand. If he doesn't understand, then you still made the correct decision. I'm with Jerry on how can he EVER be trusted again. Trust takes a lifetime to earn and only a second to loose. Every time someone misplaces something from now on, guess what you'll be thinking? That's also not fair to either of you. Consider it as doing him a big favor by teaching a life lesson and hope it helps him in the future. Keeping him around only hurts both of you. I do understand what chorusguy is getting at but teaching consequences for ones actions is a much better lesson in the long run IMO. You can still like him, help him, and all the rest of what a human being is but keeping him around is just enabling that kind of behavior. You must not pay too much if the guy has to jeopardize his job for a few bolts!
  47. 2 points
    If you want, I can combine these scans into a pdf and add it to our Brochure area in the Manual's section.
  48. 2 points
    You guys must have better eyes than I do. All I can tell is that it's a Wheel Horse round hood.
  49. 2 points
    Thanks tuneup! I'm tired of the long winters, cabin fever everyone gets, salt/sand they put on the roads that destroys my vehicles and sky high taxes! And that's just a few reasons I'm headed south... More fun time for my tractors!
  50. 2 points
    Sunset was nice tonight so I took a snap of the old Horse .
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