Stop in for a cup of coffee

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ZMan67S said:
Finally took some pics of all the landscaping we’ve been doing. The limestone was all hauled in and placed by the landscape company. All the designs though were my ideas. The rock along the driveway was an idea to get rid of an impossible slope to mow. That’s about 30 tons of 2-4 inch river rock. Good think I had a friend who has a rock company. The regular price with delivery wasn’t cheap. The picture of the detached garage shows the concrete we poured to expand the driveway and make area more user friendly.

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Love the hardscaping and walls. I've got plans for upgrade to the fire pit area along those lines
 
ZMan67S said:
Finally took some pics of all the landscaping we’ve been doing. The limestone was all hauled in and placed by the landscape company. All the designs though were my ideas. The rock along the driveway was an idea to get rid of an impossible slope to mow. That’s about 30 tons of 2-4 inch river rock. Good think I had a friend who has a rock company. The regular price with delivery wasn’t cheap. The picture of the detached garage shows the concrete we poured to expand the driveway and make area more user friendly.

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Wow just wow! That looks amazing, well done you two. For the life of me I cannot remember the name Cheryl calls you when you have your designer hat on? But I am gonna hire that guy! Pierre, Claude, Francois? I can’t remember!
 
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ZMan67S said:
Finally took some pics of all the landscaping we’ve been doing. The limestone was all hauled in and placed by the landscape company. All the designs though were my ideas. The rock along the driveway was an idea to get rid of an impossible slope to mow. That’s about 30 tons of 2-4 inch river rock. Good think I had a friend who has a rock company. The regular price with delivery wasn’t cheap. The picture of the detached garage shows the concrete we poured to expand the driveway and make area more user friendly.

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Nice little Cottage. :poke:You need a railing for those steps kind of steep.
 
Sublime one said:
Look what chased Jodi home, 4wd 33hp (I think) now I can control water coming off the hill!

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Paul and kathy short have a ton of videos showcasing the products they manufacture to enhance the usefulness of the kubotas. Will give you ideas for toolholders and steps and grab handles. The list goes on. And the great east coast accent is awesome! https://youtube.com/user/7863348
Also orangetractortalks.com is a great site for everything kubota!
 
Was going to replace a couple bulbs on front of the avalanche. Nope. Changed em all! After removing grille and bumper cover an executive decision was made. More dumb **** that engineers cant get right.
 
Tooljunkie said:
Paul and kathy short have a ton of videos showcasing the products they manufacture to enhance the usefulness of the kubotas. Will give you ideas for toolholders and steps and grab handles. The list goes on. And the great east coast accent is awesome! https://youtube.com/user/7863348
Also orangetractortalks.com is a great site for everything kubota!
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Thanks Frank!
 
Just need to get a gas bottle next week when the supply stores are open.

New gun installed.
Swapped out the .035 liner for a .025 - .030 to go with the .025 MIG spool... tip and.defuser

Put a new work clamp on, the copper braid on the old one was frayed.

Powered up. Fans ran well and and the wire fed very nicely.

Welder - $125
Gun - $55
Power cord - $75

Gas conversion kit - $279

$534 invested. Think I'm still ahead

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WV64Signet said:
Just need to get a gas bottle next week when the supply stores are open.

New gun installed.
Swapped out the .035 liner for a .025 - .030 to go with the .025 MIG spool... tip and.defuser
Question. I see the hood. What are those blue and yellow things for?
Put a new work clamp on, the copper braid on the old one was frayed.

Powered up. Fans ran well and and the wire fed very nicely.

Welder - $125
Gun - $55
Power cord - $75

Gas conversion kit - $279

$534 invested. Think I'm still ahead

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Well I did get the Valiant cleaned up and it has some kind of shine to it now.
Started to finish the new Rad install. Can't find the fan belt.
AutoZone actually had one . get home and the rain we are not supposed to get. Yep cars in the garage. Tomorrow is another day.
 
WV64Signet said:
Just need to get a gas bottle next week when the supply stores are open.

New gun installed.
Swapped out the .035 liner for a .025 - .030 to go with the .025 MIG spool... tip and.defuser

Put a new work clamp on, the copper braid on the old one was frayed.

Powered up. Fans ran well and and the wire fed very nicely.

Welder - $125
Gun - $55
Power cord - $75

Gas conversion kit - $279

$534 invested. Think I'm still ahead

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Well clearly I am a fan! You stole the welder!

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How did it get to be 5:30 already? Yikes

Good day of prep I suppose.

Got the press put together, vice bolted down and the welder converted... then wrapped up the planting out front.

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