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Please tell me you hit it with a hammer a few times before cranking it over, just for shits and giggles.

If it helps any, it was going to happen anyway, Stephen. I've lost an inch in the last couple decades just from age.

So true. And any reliable appliance salesman will tell you that, so in reality the situation is most likely even worse.

Oh, and started with my new old doctor again last week. Accident shrunk me a whole inch

Used washer I bought several months back, to replace the newer one giving us fits, just died as well. So using the laundry mat for a while. Blessing and a curse. Appliances just are not built like they were.

finally got a hose reel and a GOOD tire inflator, might be the single most expensive air tool I've ever bought but hopefully my future kids will get to use it, didn't realize how much flow a good inflator puts out but I can fill my lawnmower tires from 0 to 20psi in about 10 seconds, got one...

Lol @ suburgandy

Many of our vintage Internationals, 656, 826, 1256, have 6 volt in series, and most are 3E/4E. It works, but 31S batteries from Fleetpride, or any truck store, are cheap and available.

The suburgundy matches everything else in that picture. I'll guess about 120ft

I see plenty of black bears. Usually no trouble from them, exception being their affinity for trash cans. There was a bear vehicle incident yesterday on the other road to my lawn mower client, but that is very rare.

1.21 jigga watts!

I’m ok seeing them at the zoo. Or from afar with a 7mm Rem mag just in case.

Stick trick then pace it out.

My son bought a suburgundy Looked at trees in the park: sugar gum Crunch crunch How tall ya reckon? Canary island pines.

I got 31s cables from that source. Really nice. Highly flexible and the tractor starts like it never did before. It used to have to six volts in series. Two twelves much cheaper. Works great.

You can start here. They will put different ends on, or even Anderson connectors. Real battery cables are not cheap...

That reminds me I need new cables, the insulation fell off my old claps, which only had one hot jaw per side anyway. I'm all about reasonable prices. I prefer clamps with front teeth and no post pincers.

When you grow up as a poor farmer, you learn how to fix a lot of things. This mobile mechanic thing is growing, there is a definite need.

I'm beginning to get the idea that you can fix anything, Dave. :thumbup: