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$500 for three days would be great deal for you for a friendly neighbor rental.

If it died on the last cut I'd take it back.

The Bauer line at HF seem pretty decent if it's cheaper than other options. For example I got their 1000ft lb impact wrench for i think $79 with coupon. Compared to anything else on the market if you only occasionally use it, not a bad deal and decent quality. They have several different lines...

Some are actually a good bang for the buck. Depends on how long you need it to last or what you plan on doing with it. I buy tools there that I'll use for one job or infrequently.

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That's some beautiful land. Where are you located?

Good idea!

F150 with 7k towing capacity 2,240lb horse trailer with its own brakes 2,000lbs of horses

I see you've found my handy work. :eek::oops::p:cool: Tongue in cheek user titles and trophies help keep the mood light, I hope.

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We raised sheep when I was a kid. They hate water as I'm sure you know but they'll cross a bridge if it's wood. The perpendicular logs sound fine. If it's flat they should be fine. I'd probably put a couple logs stacked on each side so the sheep don't fall off the sides. :ROFLMAO:

I'll start. This is the old small farm I grew up on in New York. Some how that ancient barn is still standing after over 100 years.

Time for some photo albums... let's see photos of your farms!

I'm all for the tier 4 final REGULATIONS that reduce the emissions down to next to nothing. But I am opposed to the manufacturers locking customers into proprietary software or systems that can't be maintained without a dealer or service contract. It's just like with cars. They've gotten...

I'm another fan. When I was 8 years old my dad bought me one of their ratcheting screwdrivers... still use it to this day. Recently I've been buying husky tools and for the money I have no complaints. I find that they're as good as the job requires in my case. Not a heavy user though.

@Ken Sweet when I had issues with seeding #2 always did the trick.

Small town populations have been dwindling for basically two generations now. Everybody wants those big city lights. :poop:

Wish I found a source for you but instead all I could find is data: Selma - Canadian Food Inspection Agency FWIW they look really good with that deep yellow core.