Stop in for a cup of coffee

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zkx14 said:
Well, mine is a driver. lol. Does that have the wire in the right belt for the driver. If you can get some pics, I may be interested. No rush...
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I'll check I don't think it does but I'll check to be sure
 
Man I can't believe how much seam seal and undercoating I got off,

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Morning everybody, Quick drive by, getting ready to start mowing before it get's to hot out. Just need a bit more coffee.
 
Then this showed up, one of the sons friends actually kind of a semi-rare 87 Trans Am with a 350 and a 5 speed.
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Rainy Day Auto said:
That is interesting and good to know about enamels, when i was in auto school we didn't get to use enamels or lacquer paints because they only taught us with the uerathenes and newer.

I always wanted to spray some old time enamel like what was O.E. on our cars but i have not had that chance yet, because all i ever end up with is the newer generation urethane and new type stuff
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If you have more than one urethane, it's a poly-urethane...
 
zkx14 said:
Mostly the weeds that are high enough to cut, but that's where I am headed in a few minutes
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Got the yard done :thumbsup: Not terribly hot, but direct sun was pretty intense. Very noticeable temp drop when I went in the shade. At one point I was in the center of the yard and felt cooler... I was hitting the shadows of a couple Turkey Vultures. They at pretty common around here, and a couple of them would be no biggie, but I got a little spooked when I looked up and counted 7! :eek:
 
dukeboy_318 said:
10+ feet in spots
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No thanks. Had enough bugs in my yard with 1 foot tall weeds. The Jap Beetles seam to be worse than they have been in a long time. Was getting dive bombed while mowing. We put up a bag trap yesterday and they were flying in before I walked away from it.
 
zkx14 said:
No thanks. Had enough bugs in my yard with 1 foot tall weeds. The Jap Beetles seam to be worse than they have been in a long time. Was getting dive bombed while mowing. We put up a bag trap yesterday and they were flying in before I walked away from it.
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This is on 35 acres of meadow. We've not cut it in about 3 years. It's a jungle
 
zkx14 said:
No thanks. Had enough bugs in my yard with 1 foot tall weeds. The Jap Beetles seam to be worse than they have been in a long time. Was getting dive bombed while mowing. We put up a bag trap yesterday and they were flying in before I walked away from it.
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You might want to reconsider using those traps...


Studies conducted at the University of Kentucky and Easter Illinois University showed that beetles attracted to pheromone traps frequently do not end up in the traps, but alight on plants in the vicinity, thus causing more damage along the flight path of the beetles and near the trap than may have occurred if the trap were not present. Research performed by many USDA extension service branches has also shown pheromone traps attract more beetles than they catch.
 
We have autumn olive around here that can grow from a twig to 2 in thick in 1 year, constant battle.
 
69conv said:
Dang tough way to take a break!!
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Yeah. Clutch in the gear box started slipping and made everything around it hot, thus setting the grass and crap that's fallen on top of it on fire. No real damage
 
Can you make a pass with the hog a little ways off the ground and then come back? I groom 5 acres of atv trails for the grandkids and if it get too tall a couple passes sometimes works.
 
69conv said:
Can you make a pass with the hog a little ways off the ground and then come back? I groom 5 acres of atv trails for the grandkids and if it get too tall a couple passes sometimes works.
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Tried that, clutch is toast it's slipping raised up off the ground completely
 
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