Sounds great. Not up to mowing here yet. But I am getting read to change over to summer oil. First outside project, I have been topping off my Leyland Cypress, you can almost watch them grow. Love to see some pics.......99flhr said:Nice wkend here in OH, dismounted the blade, mounted the m-deck. Substituted shiny new ags for the turfs and chains.
Just moved in, and this was my first op to use the 446 on my "new" hills. Impressive power and traction while making windrows of the winter leaves. Cut firewood and brush and hauled in my new to me trailer. Tractor was mostly a hobby previously, as I lived on a postage stamp, now I actually get to use the thing. I am one happy Ingersoll owner. :grin: :grin:
Everyone should take note of Randy's diabolical scheme. By purchasing a much larger property, Randy now looks like a genius to his wife for having bought the Ingersoll in advance. And with the larger lot, he has the room to put up a much needed 5000 square foot outbuilding that can be used as a workshop, machinery storage facility and general storage unit to keep the garage free for parking personal vehicles. At that point, he will be able to "fall into" a few more tractors without complaint because there will be plenty of room in the outbuilding for them.99flhr said:Nice wkend here in OH, dismounted the blade, mounted the m-deck. Substituted shiny new ags for the turfs and chains.
Just moved in, and this was my first op to use the 446 on my "new" hills. Impressive power and traction while making windrows of the winter leaves. Cut firewood and brush and hauled in my new to me trailer. Tractor was mostly a hobby previously, as I lived on a postage stamp, now I actually get to use the thing. I am one happy Ingersoll owner. :grin: :grin:
Actually I bought 2 "in advance" so.. I`ll tell the war dept that I`m twice as smart. ( yeah, that`ll work..)Hydriv said:Everyone should take note of Randy's diabolical scheme. By purchasing a much larger property, Randy now looks like a genius to his wife for having bought the Ingersoll in advance. And with the larger lot, he has the room to put up a much needed 5000 square foot outbuilding that can be used as a workshop, machinery storage facility and general storage unit to keep the garage free for parking personal vehicles. At that point, he will be able to "fall into" a few more tractors without complaint because there will be plenty of room in the outbuilding for them.
Sure you do, but first you have to demonstrate your incompetance in pruning things to the shape your wife wants so that she does it and that leaves you to use the tractor to collect the stuff so you can run it to the chipper, which is run off your other tractor. Then she gets mulch back for her flowers / bushes. And make sure you point out how much less crap you have in the burn pile or the side of the road on trash day because you made mulch out of the pruned material. Also point out how much you save by not buying mulch at the store. And if pruning incompetance isn't enough point out how dirty and noisy it is at the chipper so she doesn't want to do it, thereby leaving you with your machine tearing stuff up and not being able to hear her ask you to do something else because the ear muffs really do work.Hydriv said:Patience is a virtue, Grasshopper.
There's nothing stopping you from using a leaf rake and recyclable paper bags to clean up areas your GT won't touch. Trees can be pruned as can bushes in flower beds. One does not always get to plunk one's ass in a seat and rotate an ignition key. :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh:
So it's YOUR fault! :shock: :lolno:Snotrocket said:I took the doors and all the other winter parts off my cab this weekend along with the snow caster and now it's supposed to snow 3-6 tonight.
Stewart: Feel bad because you always send that nice cool Canadian :canada: air south in the summer when its hot and humid. Maybe we could all get together and push that jetstream north and give you some nice spring weather! LOLStewart said:More snow, one our worst storms of the season. :headscratcher:
This might be Post 10,000. :thumbsup:
Stewart
