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Anyone seen a race like this before?

June 21, 1948 Columbia Records unveils the 33-1/3 rpm LP phonograph record, invented by Peter Carl Goldmark, allowing up to 20 minutes per side (available in 10 and 12-inch diameters) at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, NYC; over the next decade, its popularity and profitability push the 78 rpm record out of production.

I bought a seat covers with pockets.

Happy Father's Day to all you Dads...

I can still see the smile on your face -- great to know you have already started the TLC -- was pleasure to meet you --- happy to know our delivery connection worked well for you and the LSE is now in a new home sleeping well - I enjoyed our chat that day -- Be well -- Bill

Well…. @TonyToro Jr. and I bought another project! Lol From what I’ve gathered so far is this is a late 60’s or early 70’s Economy tractor that has been turned into a pulling tractor. I still have yet to run it but should fire off with some tlc. I was thinking about pulling it in our club but rules won’t allow it so…it will be a cool drive around or yard use tractor. I’m thinking about removing the rear tires and adding truck all terrain tires and change out the front tires as well. I’m also thinking about adding a hood. Section to the front. The rims and tires and wheel weights are for sale if anyone is interested. If anyone has some cool custom suggestions please send them my way.

It was me quite a few years ago. Those clowns just can't let it go because they have no other entertainment

Bring your gas in water bottles only to the guy with the BFH! Clearly marked gas cans will not be accepted! @WHX?? will be around with his LH screwdriver, metric crescent wrench and cracked UEI multimeter.

You mean we gotta drink old gas ?? ... again???

More to come on my newest addition. Picked it up last Saturday and have made decent progress so far. It's the one in the background.

@Bill D has met us a couple times down there as well. He's definitely a "repeat offender"...

Sounds like a clandestine meeting where you were attempting to elude federal charges of transporting a LSE across State Lines. Great to know our fellow members will go out of their way to assist one another.

After loosing a battle with cancer our long time four legged member of the family passed away about eight years ago. My wife said no more pets! A few months later she heard about a couple of kittens that had been born under the Episcopal church and we went to see them. The kittens were about ten to twelve weeks old and had feral tendencies but the mother cat was very sweet. The next thing I heard my wife say was "we will take all three." The kittens will never be lap cats but they do love to be petted and are only shy around people they haven't gotten to know, it takes a couple of days or one feeding!

My cat Charlie is 17. He gets up a 4 am everyday and wants to head downstairs for a drink and his breakfast. We have a gate across the stairs so our young foxhound Faith doesn't come up the stairs and jump in our bed in the middle of the night. So now my body is trained to wake up around 4AM. We have a motion light on top of the stairs. Charlie turns it on and I get up. If he doesn't get up I lay there and wait for the light to come on. At 5AM the light comes on. Today it was 5:01 Faith is waiting on the stairs landing wanting to go out. So I got to "sleep in"

Our county has a feral program where they trap them, spay and neuter them, get their immunizations up, and adopt them out for free to farms and anyone who will take them. They notch one ear so they are easily identified if they return to the wild later. We adopted three and they were intended to be barn cats. Clearly these people never met my wife... And these little turds can tell time too. Here they are waiting for dinner...

Saw this on Amazon:

I hear ya and have some issues myself but we still do'em right on the ground. Send youngbuck @Pullstart to do the stuff that's too low! LOL

So many rules

Bought this last week not running. Got it running at the show I was at. Thought about a clean up and flip. Then today... new drive belt, took off pump belt, oil change, transaxle service, basic wiring job so I had crank and on/off and charging. Threw a bucket of suds on it... stood back and went nope.... not for sale! LOL Tony @wallfish @Retired Wrencher @Sparky 20260620_142318.mp4

He baited us ....

The reason that pic turned out so well is only half of me is showing!

PLEASE feel free to list the actual parts and roughly labor / time spent on this LSE @Bill D and @Brockport Bill for transportation. Please give credit where credit is due. Without you both this would not have been possible. Can't thank you guys enough.

@WHX?? with a sharpie

Great addition. Envious of that sweet score.

They're like puppies. If you don't want one you'd better not stop to look at them...

Glad to see it getting the love and attention it deserves and glad to have had a part in rescuing it! I can't wait to see all the rehab photos and the finished product.

I have this rack on the back of my Raider, I cut it down so it's the same width of the tractor.

This is waaaaay to wide. But if it was cut down to be the same width as the tractor . This is Tony @Docwheelhorse at a show a couple years ago with the platform thingy mounted on his tractor hauling back an oil can score

Teach him with the throw away, give him one that will last once he catches on!

Happy Happy Dads! Now you know it's gettin close to the BS. Just a blast workin on my boy's POS with him. Showed him how to clean the carb four times and still gotta choke to run WOT. Why don't I just order a new offshore in the jungle for $16.77??? Comes with a gasket, fuel filter and clamps there's the deal right there! Least I taught him something he got it for FREE. Pretty low hours to boot.

We've caught all 3 kittens and the momma cat. We've left a message for Friends of Feral Felines in Portland. Trina and I have been discussing getting barn cats for years. We'd be open to adopting them all if the situation is right.

And here's our little monster. He can eat up to 5 of the larger food cans a day

Another pic of Charlie in his kitty apartment. He doesn't go in it as much anymore as Faith likes to trap him in it!

It’s not a garden tractor, it has 31” tires and no hood. with some changes it could go into outlaw class but would need extensive engine work or re-power.

I built a rack that fits into a 2" receiver hitch primarily as a weight box for snow plowing but it doubles as a stuff mover too.

Wait 'till you get to the BS...

We need to instruct everyone to pick their nose PRIOR to the picture being taken, not WHILE it is being done.

Take a look at this and see a little of what was involved in the 2016 group picture. Bear in mind that I was only 7 months out of having spinal fusion surgery.

We went out to the workshop and gave the momma cat some breakfast. She's resting. Wasn't interested in the food while we watched but I'm sure it'll be consumed by now. The orange tabby kitten is now in with the black one. The calico kitten is exploring around the cage. We're hoping it gets hungry enough to set aside the apprehension for the trap....

yepper

I am a cat lover, maybe more than humans, as we have 5 of them. 3 out of the 5 were strays from outside, and turned out to be the best and most appreciative ones we have. The other 2, one is 19 years old on his way out, the other was the kitten of our stray cat. But we love them as our kids. Each one has a story.

I'm not sure I could honestly say I've never drooled on a tractor.

The Wife had us on Mulch Duty today.

I’m not even sure how I ended up with that many, and that’s not all of them!! They have been in my basement for over twenty years! And as usual Lucy is looking at me like “Why?”!!!

No ... what you should do is pony up and get your handle in RED.

Love hearing how your dealing with these kittens. Have a soft spot for cats even since the first one came to live here maybe 18 years ago. He was the “family cat” but he became my cat and followed me everywhere. He passed 2 years ago at the age of 16 but it gave me a new appreciation for cats. Our current cat “Bill” is about 8 years old and he’s been awesome!

Even if it doesn't those are the best trips one remembers.

What the heck Jim? ONE picture? You should know better than that! I know you said more to come but did you need to keep us waiting?!!

Didn't think it would take a melding of the minds to get it running. Might tho messed with it abit today and got a puff out of it once or twice but that's it. 'Sides my mechanic is off duty gettin his own crap ready and now he wants father's day off for some kind of rouel. Tell ya can't find good help.