To Everyone !

[Eugen]

@Jancoe that's been on my wish list for years. Tried to build one with two 100w transducers but was not very successful. As for what solution to use, as far as I know you just don't want something too bubbly. But it's just what I read around. Looking forward to your experience with it.


@propane1 a cart is a neat present Noel!

[Harry]

I received this battery boost jump starter from my son in law. I already used it today to jump the 644 lbh. Then used it for snow clean duty. Harry

[propane1]

I received this battery boost jump starter from my son in law. I already used it today to jump the 644 lbh. Then used it for snow clean duty. Harry

They sure are a handy thing to have. My son has one and it’s been used many times.

Noel

[DavidBarkey]

You guys sure got some great stuff . I did not get any tractor stuff (still trying to use the stuff I got in the fall ) . I got a great gift though . Got to see most of my grand kids over the holidays for a little bit hear and there . But best of all grandson went in to spend Xmas with his bothers, sister and other grandparents . When he come back it appears he left his a$$h0le teenager attitude there . I sure hope if they find it , they will put it in the trash where it belongs .

[Gordy]

Christmas came late (today). I went to help out at the pheasant farm, parked the truck on the shoulder of the road. As I walked around the truck I saw something 1.5 feet off the shoulder in the snow, I thought it looked like a chunk of iron so picked it up so the mower would not hit it in the spring. Turned out to be a wallet with $20, a bunch of credit cards and drivers license. No luck finding a phone number online, but my sister stopped by and said "lets see if he is on FB". Sure s--t she found him and left a message asking if he lost something and to call my phone # to ID what I had found. 20 minutes later his mom called and asked if I found her sons wallet. He is up north but I compared her DL to his, same last name and address. So I handed her the wallet, and she handed me $50 I told her no I can't take that, she held up her hands and said I earned it and the hassle I saved them getting all that replaced was well worth the $50 to them So the old saying "No good deed goes unpunished" does not always hold true

I called my sister to let her know that it was returned and thank her. She said it was a good thing we did not act on her first thought of just turning it over to the cops


Gordy

[Timj]

Christmas came late (today). I went to help out at the pheasant farm, parked the truck on the shoulder of the road. As I walked around the truck I saw something 1.5 feet off the shoulder in the snow, I thought it looked like a chunk of iron so picked it up so the mower would not hit it in the spring. Turned out to be a wallet with $20, a bunch of credit cards and drivers license. No luck finding a phone number online, but my sister stopped by and said "lets see if he is on FB". Sure s--t she found him and left a message asking if he lost something and to call my phone # to ID what I had found. 20 minutes later his mom called and asked if I found her sons wallet. He is up north but I compared her DL to his, same last name and address. So I handed her the wallet, and she handed me $50 I told her no I can't take that, she held up her hands and said I earned it and the hassle I saved them getting all that replaced was well worth the $50 to them So the old saying "No good deed goes unpunished" does not always hold true

I called my sister to let her know that it was returned and thank her. She said it was a good thing we did not act on her first thought of just turning it over to the cops


Gordy

Too many would have took the cash and pitched the rest and not cared. They were fortunate anyone found it, even more so a good person found it.
Gordy
Tim

[Gordy]

Christmas came late (today). I went to help out at the pheasant farm, parked the truck on the shoulder of the road. As I walked around the truck I saw something 1.5 feet off the shoulder in the snow, I thought it looked like a chunk of iron so picked it up so the mower would not hit it in the spring. Turned out to be a wallet with $20, a bunch of credit cards and drivers license. No luck finding a phone number online, but my sister stopped by and said "lets see if he is on FB". Sure s--t she found him and left a message asking if he lost something and to call my phone # to ID what I had found. 20 minutes later his mom called and asked if I found her sons wallet. He is up north but I compared her DL to his, same last name and address. So I handed her the wallet, and she handed me $50 I told her no I can't take that, she held up her hands and said I earned it and the hassle I saved them getting all that replaced was well worth the $50 to them So the old saying "No good deed goes unpunished" does not always hold true

I called my sister to let her know that it was returned and thank her. She said it was a good thing we did not act on her first thought of just turning it over to the cops


Gordy

Too many would have took the cash and pitched the rest and not cared. They were fortunate anyone found it, even more so a good person found it.
Gordy
Tim

Thanks I was just telling Mom about it, she said they were luck I found it, someone else would have used the CC's, as most stores are just swipe the card and go


Gordy

[DavidBarkey]

@Gordy For people with decency there is only one option to try and return it . Do onto others as you wish they would do onto you . A persons values in life is a truer representation of a persons net worth than $$$ and cents .