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This is spot on .... usually, ---- but with this crazy weather some of the weather related ones will apply to several other states That last one is soooo true!! 20 Ways To Know You're From Louisiana: 1. You can properly pronounce Lafayette, Bossier, Natchitoches, Opelousas, Shongaloo, Pontchartrain, Ouachita, and you know that New Orleans doesn’t have a long “e” sound anywhere in it. 2. You think people who complain about the heat in their states are pansies. 3. A tornado warning siren is your signal to go out in the yard and look for a funnel. 4. You know that the true value of a parking space is not determined by the distance to the door, but by the availability of shade. 5. Stores don’t have bags, they have sacks. 6. You’ve seen people wear bib overalls at funerals. 7. You think everyone from a bigger city has an accent. 8. You measure distance in minutes. 9. Little Smokies are something you serve only for special occasions. 10. You go to the lake because you think it is like going to the ocean. 11. You listen to the weather forecast before picking out an outfit. 12. You know cowpatties are not made of beef. 13. Someone you know has used a LSU football schedule to plan their wedding date. 14. You have known someone who has a belt buckle bigger than your fist. 15. You aren’t surprised to find movie rental, ammunition, and bait all in the same store. 16. A Mercedes Benz isn’t a status symbol. A Ford F-250 Extended Bed Crew Cab Powerstroke is a status symbol. 17. You know everything goes better with ‘Tony’s’. 18. You learned how to shoot a gun before you learned how to multiply. 19. You actually get these jokes and are “fixin” to send them to your friends. 20. You’re not offended by the term “coonass.” If anything, it’s a compliment. Finally, you are 100% Louisianian if you have ever had this conversation: “You wanna coke?” “Yeah.” “What kind?” “Dr Pepper.”

Just purchased this 82 Goldwing for $800.00

Kilometres 84045.3 / Miles 52223.14

2 hours and 17 minutes too early for Front End Friday 315-8 with a 42” SD

I was up on the roof last week measuring for steel. I ran across a couple things that seemed like they were a bit out of place. I’m guessing the mouse was dropped by a bird. The clay, I wonder how long ago it was blasted out of the sky.

Trail cam at Pullstart Stables...

Trans Am - 455 cid

Time to find that old Wheel Horse mounted chicken plucker build thread. Somewhere in the "Strangest Implement Post"

Homemade,

By the way, this was last fall to give an idea of what I’ve been doing… IMG_4095.mov

Here’s my things in a roof story. Years ago I was brush hogging some woods with my Ford 545-C for a customer when all of a sudden there was a BANG and the brush hog started shaking violently. I thought I hit something or wrapped up a cable? I got off and looked underneath and noticed that one of the blades was missing! Then I noticed a slice in the side of the brush hog! I figured that the blade couldn’t be too far away after that so I looked and looked but couldn’t find it. There was also a gentleman with a weed wacker with a blade on it doing around the trees. He helped me look to no avail. So I had to get new blades and go back to finish. Probably over a year goes by and I run into the guy that owns the neighboring house, he’s a friend of mine. He says “Hey wasn’t that you that brush hogged my neighbor’s woods a while ago?” I told him that yes it was me, why? He then told me that he found a blade stuck in the roof of his house 😳 right above his kitchen sink window while cleaning his gutters. He said that it just tucked itself under one of the tabs and didn’t do any damage. He pulled it out and kept it to show me! His house was probably 80-100 feet away from where I was working. To think there was a man working nearby when this happened! Since then I will not allow anyone anywhere near where this type of activity is taking place. I’m glad nobody got hurt! And that’s my story!

Here's is what a rear weight looks like

I know this one's kinda cheating a little bit but.....

I had an 83 Goldwing Aspencade. Had 28,000 on it. Made many trips from Central NY. down to PA on RT. 6. We would always stop at Larry's Sport's Center (HD dealer). A salesman would always come running out and say "Who's got the Goldwing" Then try to sell me a bike. I would always say "No thanks I want to make it home!"

Yup - I think both had a bit of help getting there.... Did you build a rodent launcher.....??

Nice! How many mikes on that old thing? My ‘05 HD has 90 something thousand and I love the feeling of the open road!

A local news paper did an article on the show.

That roof looks fairly new, why are you measuring for steel?? It was in todays paper...guy had a block of ice fall on to his roof during the night. Left a hole going into the attic the size of a regular claw hammer. Scared the heck out of the wife and him...the 2 kids never woke up. He thinks it came from an airplane...they are investigating. Then there was the story in Texas where a snake fell from the sky and wraped around this woman's arm, while she was riding and mowing the lawn. A hawk swooped down and wanted the snake back. Scared the heck out of her...word is she is still not able to sleep good. BTW...lived in a trailer park for a few years in Maine while in the Navy. You could hear it snow. Don't forget to put the stop avalanche things in. The yahoos next door put a steel roof on without that and when the snow let loose, it fell on their car. It left a mark.

I had a Silver Wing GL 500 for a couple of years. Poor mans Gold Wing I called it.

Just got back from a nice ride today. This is my last of about 20 Harley's I have had (still have 2 more in the garage..) 2006 Road King with built 95 CI and custom 6 speed OD. 114 HP and 108 Ft. Lbs of torque. Woods gear cams, etc. Runs 2800 rpm at 80 MPH. Have dusted a few crotch rockets with it....love the look on their faces.

I had a 1985 Goldwing LTD for many years. Loved the bike - it was following a 1981 Silverwing GL-500 that I had for about 18 years, and that was my 5th bike I think. Unfortunately too many things started going wrong at once, my Ex (wife at the time) was spending all our money on horses, so I didn't have the cash to fix it so I let it go. This was a sweet machine.... I miss it.

The deck linkage and the right front tire wanted to occupy the same space if the wheel was turned sharp to the right. The 19" front tiresnmight have had something to do with this, As you know the 1973 noname, c-series and later garden tractors came with a lift bar..that also holds the deck back. The first method I tried put pressure on the brake band. Second try worked not hitting the brake band and the tire doesn't hit the lift linkage. Looks like it hits the deck rollers but it doesn't.

My thought would be a collaboration with one of the site’s parts vendors who already have inventory systems in place. In particular, https://www.wheelhorseforum.com/forum/169-a-z-tractor/ and https://www.wheelhorseforum.com/forum/177-kb-horse-parts/

A plumbing industry publication did one as well.

Full service ranch.....pull starting to chicken plucking! We have it all! Need to set up a automatic rotisserie at the end of the line. Maybe a Michigan meet and greet.

Ouch! Like we have been saying the body seeks to expel stuff that shouldn't be in there. A torx screw eh? Better than a cross point as the surgeons would be arguing over using a Philips or Posidrive bit

Saturday we’re processing birds. We have 120 ish chickens to do and the 6 geese. We were going to see about reproducing the geese with an incubator, but they are eating all my stuff! They’ve damaged the camper undersides, chew the chicken tractor netting, etc. They gots to go. I was given this stainless steel countertop. I built a pressure treated stand for it, and now I’m plumbing some work station flusher faucets.

So, I have an upcoming opportunity to inventory a bunch of WH/Toro OEM parts in original bags or boxes, and was hoping to find a parts list in text or spreadsheet format so I can scan the barcodes and look them up in the list using a formula. I think I only need the 400-500 series, and I know the IPL's are in the manuals section but in PDF format. I probably could copy those lists from the PDF's and import them into a spreadsheet, but that would take a while. So I thought there might be a chance that someone already has such a list. Mostly interested in small parts - any big ones I can just look up manually if I need to. Anyone have such a thing? Some of this stuff will likely end up for sale here on the forum, so this would help ease the process of making these parts available for purchase. Thanks!

For the most part, I think I’m ready to try it out! I need to check the burner on the scalding pot, verify we have enough LP, and keep making ice. We’ll have an ice water bath for the processed birds to cool before vacuum packing.

On a number of houses we built, we used standing seam steel on the roofs. Generally over 5/8" plywood and a moisture barrier.

WOW, a picture is woth a 1000 words Mate. I'd put a steel roof on a garage or shed...not sure if I would want one on my house. Dosen't WHX?? have a metal roof on his house. I know JoeBob does. Thing is, I do not know how bad your roof is. Are they going to strip it?? Just asking question Kevin. Things to think about.

Storm/hail damage caused an area wide roofing spree, all insurance claims. I could have shingles replaced, or my company (yes, I work!) can replace it with steel. I’ll get paid, and end up with a far more superior product. Here’s a better view of some of the damage.

A little throw back to 2019... “Frank” the 1073 Custom

Well, a second engine and we have progress. IMG_0041.mov

I can see it now - "Pullstart's Pullets".....

Unveiling: tub style chicken plucker implement - Implements and Attachments - RedSquare Wheel Horse Forum Git er built Kevin.

Knowing how much it costs to buy and outfit a truck for service. Pay for truck and contractor insurance. Pay the tech and offer some benefits, $240 bucks isn't bad

This was mine.

Had a 1950 Ford w/3 on tree & a flat head V8. Fun car to drive adding in non cancelling turn signals, 6v electric, etc. My 1969 GTO is a 4sp (on floor) but has the foot hi beam switch & so does my 1980 Corvette- automatic.

The view over the front end of my dedicated plow rig…pushing back the leaf and grass clippings pile. GT-1600 with a Mag 10 and a 48” 5 sector plow setup.

Shaking down the GT-1800 after installing the Kohler. Still have a few things to do before a light refresh.