Colt Case Ingersoll Garden Tractors

I pray the surgery goes uneventful and to see you back to normal soon Jeff!

That's nice and I'd have liked that on my 644. But how did you bend the plate?!

Well done sir!

Nice! I too have been spending some time (very little) with garden related duties. I have planted about 45 fruit trees, and over 100 raspberry plants. The trees I got from a grower: apple, prune, cherry, sour cherry, pear, peach, persimon, apricot, quince, and medlar. Even a walnut and a couple of h...

Sorry to hear about that @Harry. It could be that liquid they use to winterize boats and RVs with. It freezes but it doesn't expand. It tends to be even cheaper than washer fluid. Though, it's normally coloured.

Yes, it's how the software has been designed, the outbox thing, we cannot change that. When the message is read on the other side then the message shows as sent and disappears from the outbox.

Site was down yesterday, Spike188 notified me and I brought it up. Today it happened again, now I have setup a service down notification. It concerns me a bit, I'm wondering if we're under attack. Seems to me twice in a 24h stretch is too much. As far as I can tell we have no software problems, so.....

Like to know more @Eugen . What bread do they raise over there ? How are they kept and do they graze or dig everything up like the ones over here ? So sorry Dave, I missed your question. This was a breed named 'bazna', which is a heritage type breed. Very tasty and more fat. Most people raise the g...

You know Jeff, I just have a situation where I'd consider the territory marking a feature. After the ocean trip I found that my Kubota is low on hydraulic fluid. Getting the proper Kubota "blessed" fluid over here was an adventure in itself. But adding a full gallon and finding no marking ...

I am looking forward to some digging in the Spring, so thank you Jeff for wetting my appetite! Now here's something a little different. Many households raise a pig in the rural areas here. We slaughtered a 370 lbs saw in December, and these items were kept for 6 weeks rubbed with salt. The other day...

DavidBarkey wrote: ↑Sun Feb 02, 2025 6:53 am @Eugen I got it running last summer . It is quite the beast . Oh ya and take out half the flower garden .

What was the problem for not starting? I remember we had quite a few guesses.