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Breakfast with Dino.

Do I have this right? It's going to be a long commute.

Truck is running! Im just waiting on my coffee to brew a few cups!

I’m running!

You left the rig and are on foot?

Drag him in the truck with you guys!!

East bound and down on the PA turnpike. Don’t worry I’m not driving.

Safe travels to all.

Ready for an early AM departure. Just gotta remember to stop & pick up Jim on the way.

Here's what I know about the subject: In PA you can get a DUI on a bicycle. But you can't get a DUI on a horse, unless the horse is also drunk.

The neighbor boys picked the first cantaloupes today. 10 yo Danny picks while 4 yo Amos drives Barney.

This photo is from yesterday but I figured @Pullstart would be proud of hiw we loaded the trailer

At least the belt guard buffed out nice. If the hood looks as good I will be happy.

"Whiskey for my men, beer for my horses".... Toby Keith.

45 mins from the hotel .

June 24, 1930 First detection of an airplane using reflected radio waves, a precursor to radar, by US Naval Research Laboratory engineers in Anacostia, Washington, D.C.

I got a warning some years ago for doing 45 down a hill in a 30 zone -- on my bicycle. And yes, it was a radar trap.

Especially when zooming down the road on our 's...

You sir, just secured a ride to the big show.

Loaded up!

Omg I thought this thread was for buying and selling wheelhorse stuff! Lots of ugly, bald and fat talk. Maybe this would be a good site for hair loss products!😳

With the weather forecast showing rain for Friday and Saturday, I would suggest the following. Try to make it Friday. Even on a good Saturday, many of us pack up and start heading home early (before noon). Others pack up and wait for the tractor raffle, then leave (around 2:30 to 3:00). Me, I'm a diehard and wait until 2-3 pm before packing up.

90% loaded and ready. Pulling out at 2am for the show.

True. It wont run and cut weeds any better being spotless. I'll air blast all the loose dirt and grass fluff off and dry scrub the crud off. Why tempt fate.

LAST MINUTE ADDITION - PTO Brake Pads. 1-1/2" wide by 5/8". Perfect replacement for worn out pad. $1.00 each. I don't have many.

The Amish neighbor to my north side screams at the mules, it sounds awful. When the kid is working the mules his voice can barely be heard and I think he gets better results.

Which led to radar speed traps …we all are familiar with those

What's all this talk about rain gear?!?!? I got the booze...

Start them young and raise them right !

There is room on that trailer guy!

Cast Iron Block real steel camshaft gears ball bearings on the crankshaft Edit: Check back in 65 years see how many of the predators are still running

Truck half loaded. Rain boots in the trunk filled with impact driver and miscellaneous sockets

Rolling out early in the morning. See you all at the parking lot party and show. Rain suit is packed and I’ll be there rain or shine.

Went ahead and put the hood on for now. The paint looks pretty good minus a couple issues I'll fix later. Even with hardener this Rustoleum is soft enough to make a print in if you really bear down on it so I'll fix the couple spots in a month or so. But it does have enough shine for a reflection as it is. I'll take it!

While I'm waiting for a few things for my M37 restoration project, I cranked out three tools for installing the three sizes of domed-disc-type core plugs used in the M37's engine block. The tools are kind of rough-and-ready, since I made them rather quickly, without messing about with niceties like zeroing feed dials on the lathe, using power feeds, setting stops, etc. They should be accurate enough to do the job, however, which is to flatten and expand the domed-disc plug against the sides of the core plug hole while ensuring that the perimeter of the plug is all the way down tight against the shoulder or seating ledge of the hole. I will also be using an anaerobic sealant designed for core plugs. I wasn't happy with all of the connecting rods that just arrived, so I'll be ordering a few more, which will give me quite a few to choose from, at which time I can examine them all in detail, select the best ones, and decide the best approach to end up with a like-new (or better) set of rods.

Attacha matic front mule drives, will be at the show $20 each. You can pm me or call or text 845 591 7317 kyle

Might as well Kev ... might take longer but get ther fer sure.

It was suggested we could make room.

Any updates Kev?

The solenoid base was a little loose Good chance that was the problem - solenoid not grounded.

Hope you get it solved quickly and get back on the road @Pullstart

I think in your introduction post Garry posted a link to all the info on that part of your machine.

Butler I am not familiar with this model. I am sure someone will come along give you help. Enjoy the site. We have lots of manuals for these tractors here. There is a lot of members going to the big show this weekend so it might take a little time for them to react to your post.

Update! A few days ago I finally took the time to get the smaller Jonsered fired up and working and properly adjusted. That gives me two good solid 49cc saws. The Echo CS490 will keep the 18" bar. The Jonsered 2054 49cc will have the 20". Today I was finally able to get my Jonsered CS 2171 back from the small engine repair place! Basically a completely rebuilt engine. Crankshaft bearings and seals. Piston and cylinder. Rebuilt carb. Fresh tune. That currently has a 24" bar. I'm ordering a longer bar. 28" or 32"...(?) Depends what good deal I find. Here's my smallest chainsaw with my largest. Echo 33cc 16" bar. Jonsered CS 2171 71cc 24" bar.

I got my clothes all picked out for the show last night. Now I just need to decide if I'm bringing the 855 or not, and load the trailer.

In my opinion that is the first entry for the 2027 Red Square calendar. @ebinmaine, let BBT know that we have the Cover photo already submitter.