the horse will just love it when all that grass is cut, the commentary on those trucks was fantastic. the young chap won't be able to sleep until he's got the studebaker paper work nice one.
I must admit, I accidently ran across your videos while searching for something else. Ya'll approach to everyday "happenings", glad to see rescues of so many vehicles, AND...putting our Lord first!! Too many vids nowadays have no morals. Thanks to you and Jamie for bringing forth great vids and giving thanks where it belongs...........
4:49 What did Jamie want you to give her Rick?.. Hey now !!!!. Great video, Good some of the grass is mowed. Loved all the little critters and the big critter ( Jet ). That aluminum Pecker is crazy, maybe it likes the sound. Thanks fer showin my Friend; .... Angelo
Sweet job, and wish I could make it to the BBQ. Annabelle will be fer sure getting her fill of lovings. Be a great opportunity to do some networking with new faces and potential customers. Rick you ad Jamie deserve it.... you all have poured your souls into the Ranch. Save a plate fer me Rick lol.
It's a shame Pumpkin doesn't run good enough to use that bush hog, with all the property you have that would be the cat's meow. Perhaps Jamie can do some mowing on the little tractors. Was very cool to see Richard again, he loves cars, trucks, and tractors like we do. I think that woodpecker simply likes to hear himself taping on metal, a form of music to it's ears or for other woodpeckers to hear. Loving Anna riding your motorcycle with you, she's a smart little dog.
Ahh, the grass gets cut when you get it done, I'm not picking on ya, that's not my style. I should have maybe phrased my statement about Pumpkin better as I see pumpkin picking up heavy loads etc. I I also knew you had said in one of your videos that pumpkin couldn't mow for long, I think you said it over heats. I also know you could fix it so it would mow if you had the time as I know time is your enemy a little bit. And by the way, old Richard was right, your Lincoln is very sweet. Brought back old memories because as a kid of 14 years old back in 1967 I worked part time for a Mercury / Lincoln dealership cleaning up new cars, doing oil changes, etc. kind of a laggy lol. Thanks for your reply and your videos, I enjoy them immensely.
Kinda reminds me of the old mower I rescued last summer. it aint pretty but gets the job done. When you get done mowing use the plow to make a garden.My garden is coming along nicely as well.
Jet has been literally "Living off the land". and I think he loves it. He does not look very happy when he sees me moving down his food. We are going to leave most of the pasture grass until we can find a way to harvest and store it for him. Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin' again my Friend. -Rick
My God is an Awesome God. He is the fountain of all my peace and Joy. Jesus Christ is the source of my freedom and salvation. Thanks Fer Watchin Again Richard. -Rick
Nice video-quick tip-careful with starting fluid on those small engines,it dries the cylinder wall out,it will seize a newer engine-better of squirtin a little gas in the carb with a turkey baster-learned the hard way(as usual)
Those Sears tractors are great. I have 5 lol. It is normal for the valve stems to be on the inside, as well as your grille to be broke. Your mower deck belt shouldn't be on that little pulley, rather the big one next to it (off the engine). If you ever need any help with this tractor, there's a few groups on Facebook just for them, my favourite being "Sears Suburban backyard tractor club"
hat is one crazy wood um I mean metalpecker. Hey awesome vid guys, that camper looks to be a good one and good to see your friend Richard dropping by with a couple of lawn tractors too. All the best to you both and your truck security dog Annabella
Hi Rick, if you run out of starting fluid in future (like we do), then try windshield de-icer or even deodorant we regularly start vehicles with this .The camper looks a great by.My friend Scott has just bought a 94 dodge roadtrek over here in the UK to join his ops suburban & Chevy box trucks (ex navy ambulances ).Looking forward to seeing Brutus comeing to life.Annabelle reminds me of our old dog Marci similar markings & nutty as a fruitcake too.
Thanks for the upload. The property will look great when you can cut the jungle down again. My camp property is too wet and soggy to even run my lawn tractor on still. Maybe Jet could help eat some of that grass lol. Or rent a dozen goats lol!!
Horse manure is the best fertilizer for roses. Bleach your shears after doing cuts on one. Before going to the next. To keep from transferring disease from one bush to the other. And put wood glue where you make cuts for the same reason. To keep out disease.
I love your property! I grew up at the end of a one lane, dead end gravel road. Our 60 acre farm has 35 tillable acres, the rest is hills, woods, and creek. My Dad still lives there in the house he and mom built 38 years ago and my sister and brother in law live in my grandparents house, also on the farm. My wife and I live in town about 12 miles from there.
I recall from an old video that the property has a "farm" designation. how about a goat or 3 to "mow" the grass. And yeah, I couldn't deal with 25 either. Great stuff or your ranch. Thanks for your videos.
name it grasshopper? that way bullfrog has something to watch. I have a medalpecker on my garage roof every morning and night. move them out of their spot and put rock under them. Great video. Thanks Fer Makin.
'mornin, Rick-Jamie & Annabella; Very productive video, Betcha Richard's stuck on that 'ole-Stud ? Always love your vid's. That Ladder-Pecker sure knows how to belt out a tune Eh ? Thanks again Friends fer another good'n ! ATB Terry God Bless
a great video Rick love watching your video I didn't get a chance to watch it till today I was at camp over the holiday weekend thank you for the video
Classic Truck Rescue no you spray either in tire spark it up pops tire on to rim solid learned it after many times of centering rope and twisting it with a bar to push center of tire in like what you do with strap never tried that
There may not be a mouse in there now, but there surely has been, Annabella smells it or the nest. Those little Yorkies are hella mousers. All terriers are fearless varmint dogs!
hope you get some mowers going soon Rick. rescuing the rescued trucks may have an upside to it. you don't have to travel far.(LOL) great video as always Rick and don't let the critters get ya now! take care.... ~t.bone
As I am sure you know, any small engine that's been sitting outside over winter pull the motor shroud...mice will nest in there, the nesting material will block the fins, motor will seize. So even if there isn't anything there now, I am sure Annabella isn't lying that she smells something there.
I watched this entire video thinking to myself, you should pick up a small kubota to maintain that place. Scrolled through the videos on the bottom to see you bought an L2501. Great minds think alike, love my b2650. Awesome vids!
Valve stem is on the inside because the wheel is mounted that way. You can put it on the "normal" way or this way. This way gives the tractor a wider stance.
The valve stem is mounted on the inside, so they could add wheel weights. That's what the Four square holes in the rim are for ... carriage bolts to hold the weights to the rim. My Wheel Horses are all done that way. :)
@@ClassicTruckRescue hay Rick I so proud of what you do with those truck s and all the things you do to in crerge the kids to do to stay out of trouble. To are great on what you. I watch all your video s that are great. I'm kinda like you. I try to save. Car to I allso have big truck that I built in to what it is now 73 international. I allso. Thank your a wonderful artist. You need sell thim there worth a lot of money. You have a lot of artists skill s
On lots of old tractors you can turn the wheels inside out and make the track wider ,that's probably whats going on with the valve stems on the inside.
I believe those were manufactured by wheel horse for Sears I remember them in the sears catalogue you could get the same farm tractor attachments built for a lifetime of service.
Might I suggest about 8 goats and a donkey to protect them from dogs. You will no longer have a mowing problem and gain the milk and cheese. Caution they eat everything. Good Luck! The fence must be 5 strands of barbed wire and wooden stakes. It is cheaper than your time. You are a great restorer and should put all your time into restoring
Hi Rick, another great video. I know what you are up against with nature claiming the Ranch back. I had to use my brushcutter just to get to my 'topper' to hitch it on my tractor to cut my meadow. Mother nature always re-claims whats hers my friend. Good luck and all the best, Paul.
I had 2 Chevy 79 350 diesels and both had the main bolts loosen, which wrecked the block. You can either put red thread lock or replace with studs. the least you should do is torque them back down about every 10 - 20 thousand miles.
As usual very entertaining video. Glad you posted I was beginning to worry. Know you have a family member in the military, hope he is well. Do know the proper way to say this but, Hope the both of you have a good Memorial Day . as always, Keep On Keeping On
Well said and all proper my Friend. My Brother is a "Retired" Navy Seal. 37-years....but he does still work for the military...so who knows. I do know Memorial Day is rough on our Veterans and families who have lost loved ones in the service. For me, It is a day for showing honor and respect to all the brave people who have served our country to defend our way of life. Thank you Jim.
thoose are vultures unles your dog is dead she is safe, They fly b ack and forth smelling and moving on .That tractor has a rock solid transmission and a very reliable motor .points mounted in a box on the side
I'm pretty sure the dog in this video is a lot bigger than my little Annabbella and fared better than she would. Annabbella does go after small critters and I don't care to see what would happen with her and a predatory bird 5-times her size fighting over a dead mouse. I have to say that it would be foolish of me and irresponsible not to put her safely away when I see potential danger. I hope you understand. th-cam.com/video/1akiPBPCVgg/w-d-xo.html
That dog will end up getting it's nose stung by a wasp. When that happens you'll see a loud, whining meteor streaming across the yard ;) Looks like you need to trade something for a mowing deck attachment to tow with the big tractor .. That makes it so much quicker for the acreage you have there, I know a guy who has about 10 acres, a horse property. It takes him just over 2.5 hours to mow the pasture with a tractor mower.
I do have a brush hog for Punkin, but can only use it for short periods of time, as Punkin is due for some quality time in the shop. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
If you have a camper, and it is not on a truck, use some supports ( 2 one about 2 foot in from the front of the camper and one Approx 2 feet forward from where it sets on the rear of the truck bed) like saw hourses to support the floor of the camper when you walk on it
I would take that old Sears and robuck tractor and mow the grass down with it...but frist I would make me a pull behind ride cart that you stand on to pull behind it that way you don't have to walk behind it on all that property..
wat een fantastische plaats om te leven in like old stuf green andere wild anymals i live in Drunen Nederland without a jeep m 38 Diesel om 636 bewegingsapparaat m
I think Richard likes that Studebaker. Nice little Camper. How much grass do goats eat? Ol' Woody the ladder banger would work the bell on the fire truck real well. Great video always. God bless
I think Richard likes the Studebaker too. Perhaps I can use it as a bargaining chip towards a certain old truck HE has......hmmm? We are looking for goats, but want to get babies so that they will be used to Annabbella before they get big. Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
My grandparents had Goats and he still had to bush hog 3/4 of the property. So I'm thinking you would have tto have a lot before you wouldn't have to mow.
It looked like someone had taken a shotgun to the bottom of that gas/fuel tank. You've got to admire metalpecker's perseverance still trying to peck through that metal ladder lol. Stubborn, but not too smart. Or maybe just hard-headed lol...
There is every body at safe, deers, squirrels, birds..., and also everyone watching that paradise, we are grateful, because so costruct our fantasy...
the horse will just love it when all that grass is cut, the commentary on those trucks was fantastic. the young chap won't be able to sleep until he's got the studebaker paper work nice one.
Get well soon,praying for you.
The progress is wonderful ❤LoveJim J&R mobile service and God Bless Y'all and your critters
Thank you! You too Jim!
I must admit, I accidently ran across your videos while searching for something else. Ya'll approach to everyday "happenings", glad to see rescues of so many vehicles, AND...putting our Lord first!! Too many vids nowadays have no morals. Thanks to you and Jamie for bringing forth great vids and giving thanks where it belongs...........
4:49 What did Jamie want you to give her Rick?.. Hey now !!!!. Great video, Good some of the grass is mowed. Loved all the little critters and the big critter ( Jet ). That aluminum Pecker is crazy, maybe it likes the sound. Thanks fer showin my Friend; .... Angelo
Sweet job, and wish I could make it to the BBQ. Annabelle will be fer sure getting her fill of lovings. Be a great opportunity to do some networking with new faces and potential customers. Rick you ad Jamie deserve it.... you all have poured your souls into the Ranch. Save a plate fer me Rick lol.
It's a shame Pumpkin doesn't run good enough to use that bush hog, with all the property you have that would be the cat's meow. Perhaps Jamie can do some mowing on the little tractors. Was very cool to see Richard again, he loves cars, trucks, and tractors like we do. I think that woodpecker simply likes to hear himself taping on metal, a form of music to it's ears or for other woodpeckers to hear. Loving Anna riding your motorcycle with you, she's a smart little dog.
Punkin' does still run the brush-hog, but only for brief periods of time. I'm starting to get the upper hand on the grass. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Ahh, the grass gets cut when you get it done, I'm not picking on ya, that's not my style. I should have maybe phrased my statement about Pumpkin better as I see pumpkin picking up heavy loads etc. I I also knew you had said in one of your videos that pumpkin couldn't mow for long, I think you said it over heats. I also know you could fix it so it would mow if you had the time as I know time is your enemy a little bit. And by the way, old Richard was right, your Lincoln is very sweet. Brought back old memories because as a kid of 14 years old back in 1967 I worked part time for a Mercury / Lincoln dealership cleaning up new cars, doing oil changes, etc. kind of a laggy lol. Thanks for your reply and your videos, I enjoy them immensely.
Kinda reminds me of the old mower I rescued last summer. it aint pretty but gets the job done. When you get done mowing use the plow to make a garden.My garden is coming along nicely as well.
that horse looks good this year and so does the ranch, you are a jack of all trades brother
Jet has been literally "Living off the land". and I think he loves it. He does not look very happy when he sees me moving down his food. We are going to leave most of the pasture grass until we can find a way to harvest and store it for him. Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin' again my Friend. -Rick
Awesome video Rick , Thanks for sharing with us .
never get tired of learning your tricks of the trade! you should write a book rick.......(with jamies input of course)!
Luved it! thanks for sharing your conversation with your friend.
like your blog some really interesting motors.
Glad you like them!
nice to see you move your truck out of the grass .. it nice.that you are doing well that God is looking down on your family.
My God is an Awesome God. He is the fountain of all my peace and Joy. Jesus Christ is the source of my freedom and salvation. Thanks Fer Watchin Again Richard. -Rick
Nice video-quick tip-careful with starting fluid on those small engines,it dries the cylinder wall out,it will seize a newer engine-better of squirtin a little gas in the carb with a turkey baster-learned the hard way(as usual)
Those Sears tractors are great. I have 5 lol. It is normal for the valve stems to be on the inside, as well as your grille to be broke.
Your mower deck belt shouldn't be on that little pulley, rather the big one next to it (off the engine). If you ever need any help with this tractor, there's a few groups on Facebook just for them, my favourite being "Sears Suburban backyard tractor club"
hat is one crazy wood um I mean metalpecker. Hey awesome vid guys, that camper looks to be a good one and good to see your friend Richard dropping by with a couple of lawn tractors too. All the best to you both and your truck security dog Annabella
Hi Rick, if you run out of starting fluid in future (like we do), then try windshield de-icer or even deodorant we regularly start vehicles with this .The camper looks a great by.My friend Scott has just bought a 94 dodge roadtrek over here in the UK to join his ops suburban & Chevy box trucks (ex navy ambulances ).Looking forward to seeing Brutus comeing to life.Annabelle reminds me of our old dog Marci similar markings & nutty as a fruitcake too.
Rick & Jamie always good to see another new video. Looking forward to seeing the f600 first start and drive under it's own power.
Me too my Friend. I'll get back on the F600 as soon as we get the grass dilemna dealt with. Thanks Fer Watchin' again James. -Rick
Thanks for the upload. The property will look great when you can cut the jungle down again. My camp property is too wet and soggy to even run my lawn tractor on still. Maybe Jet could help eat some of that grass lol. Or rent a dozen goats lol!!
Horse manure is the best fertilizer for roses. Bleach your shears after doing cuts on one. Before going to the next. To keep from transferring disease from one bush to the other. And put wood glue where you make cuts for the same reason. To keep out disease.
Aha. Wisdom shared by an experienced counselor. Jamie said Thank you....we have plenty of horse-manure. Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Classic Truck Rescue You're welcome Rick. I used to grow roses professionally. I won several ribbons for my roses. In local and national competition.
looking good Rick my man love you guys
That dog is a sure fire mess. I got a Shih Tzu that I thought was something but she doesn't have nothing on ole Annabelle. Lol gotta love em so much.
Absolutely Crazy Mutt....but I wouldn't trade Her for anything....She's my Baby Girl.
Please all stand up and make a room ! Main mechanic Anna has arrived !!
I love your property! I grew up at the end of a one lane, dead end gravel road. Our 60 acre farm has 35 tillable acres, the rest is hills, woods, and creek. My Dad still lives there in the house he and mom built 38 years ago and my sister and brother in law live in my grandparents house, also on the farm. My wife and I live in town about 12 miles from there.
The deer know they are safe at Classic Truck Rescue & Wildlife Reserve ;-)
Even your woodpeckers are crazy. LOL
Geez, you're a brave man for airing up that tire with that huge crack in it.
I don't blame you for looking out for Anna when eagles are flying nearby. We had a hawk get one of our chickens.
I recall from an old video that the property has a "farm" designation. how about a goat or 3 to "mow" the grass. And yeah, I couldn't deal with 25 either.
Great stuff or your ranch. Thanks for your videos.
God gave us those pets to give us some joy!
Yes He did and they certainly DO give us joy. Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
What you need is a couple of 4 legged lawn mowers (goats). They will knock down some of the black berry bushes too
Thanks for the vid Rick, keep up the hard work.
It pains me to know that the five window is sold.....
Regards,
Duck
name it grasshopper? that way bullfrog has something to watch. I have a medalpecker on my garage roof every morning and night. move them out of their spot and put rock under them. Great video. Thanks Fer Makin.
'mornin, Rick-Jamie & Annabella; Very productive video, Betcha Richard's stuck on that 'ole-Stud ? Always love your vid's. That Ladder-Pecker sure knows how to belt out a tune Eh ? Thanks again Friends fer another good'n ! ATB Terry God Bless
That was a fun episode.
love to see your videos every time and out of all your trucks Yogi Berra still probably one of my favorites
Yet another great video Rick!
Thank you Jordan and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
I really love the camper truck looks new
a great video Rick love watching your video I didn't get a chance to watch it till today I was at camp over the holiday weekend thank you for the video
Awesome show! I really liked this episode
nice find
starter fluid and lighter
Are you suggesting I burn it down my Friend? -Rick
Classic Truck Rescue no you spray either in tire spark it up pops tire on to rim solid learned it after many times of centering rope and twisting it with a bar to push center of tire in like what you do with strap never tried that
There may not be a mouse in there now, but there surely has been, Annabella smells it or the nest. Those little Yorkies are hella mousers. All terriers are fearless varmint dogs!
hope you get some mowers going soon Rick. rescuing the rescued trucks may have an upside to it. you don't have to travel far.(LOL) great video as always Rick and don't let the critters get ya now! take care.... ~t.bone
This one was fun, but I'm looking forward to seeing that big wrecker running. :-)
As I am sure you know, any small engine that's been sitting outside over winter pull the motor shroud...mice will nest in there, the nesting material will block the fins, motor will seize. So even if there isn't anything there now, I am sure Annabella isn't lying that she smells something there.
I watched this entire video thinking to myself, you should pick up a small kubota to maintain that place. Scrolled through the videos on the bottom to see you bought an L2501. Great minds think alike, love my b2650. Awesome vids!
Not first, but I always enjoy the videos!
We appreciate each and every one of our viewers. Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
That woodpecker has serious issues...lol
He sure does.
Valve stem is on the inside because the wheel is mounted that way. You can put it on the "normal" way or this way. This way gives the tractor a wider stance.
it's an obsession, I guarantee you will have 10 more garden tractors by next month
12 ga 3 1/2 mag is great for property protection😉
great video Rick
so far
The valve stem is mounted on the inside, so they could add wheel weights. That's what the Four square holes in the rim are for ... carriage bolts to hold the weights to the rim. My Wheel Horses are all done that way. :)
Subscribed all the way from Tasmania. Yellow Fire truck (smokey) is still my Favorite Rescue !! :D Keep up the good work !
Thank you my Friend. I appreciate all of the people who take time to watch...seriously. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
@@ClassicTruckRescue hay Rick I so proud of what you do with those truck s and all the things you do to in crerge the kids to do to stay out of trouble. To are great on what you. I watch all your video s that are great. I'm kinda like you. I try to save. Car to I allso have big truck that I built in to what it is now 73 international. I allso. Thank your a wonderful artist. You need sell thim there worth a lot of money. You have a lot of artists skill s
Sorry if mis spelled. I just won't ed to let you know how much care about what you to are doing. Thank you. Your viewer. Glen.
On lots of old tractors you can turn the wheels inside out and make the track wider ,that's probably whats going on with the valve stems on the inside.
Im sure you could sell a few autos and make some $$. Its all beautiful and you found some amazing stuff. Great vid man.
I like that barracuda...but i'm too far away. lol
I believe those were manufactured by wheel horse for Sears I remember them in the sears catalogue you could get the same farm tractor attachments built for a lifetime of service.
Might I suggest about 8 goats and a donkey to protect them from dogs. You will no longer have a mowing problem and gain the milk and cheese. Caution they eat everything. Good Luck! The fence must be 5 strands of barbed wire and wooden stakes. It is cheaper than your time. You are a great restorer and should put all your time into restoring
For a leaky gas tank, the beast thing is spray on box linr...tough as nails and cheap
Good Show
Awesome video again my friend !
A camper with free cloths huh ! Who'd have thought it was that complete hahahaha
See ya soon buddy :-)
Yeah, pack tools...not clothes. Bahahahah...Love you my Friend. -Rick
Classic Truck Rescue we are allowed to take 64 kilograms of luggage with us 🤗🤗🤗 so many many shoes 😎 and fortunately the camper is huge.
Wrenches fit well in shoes..haha....
Hi Rick, another great video. I know what you are up against with nature claiming the Ranch back. I had to use my brushcutter just to get to my 'topper' to hitch it on my tractor to cut my meadow. Mother nature always re-claims whats hers my friend. Good luck and all the best, Paul.
I had 2 Chevy 79 350 diesels and both had the main bolts loosen, which wrecked the block. You can either put red thread lock or replace with studs. the least you should do is torque them back down about every 10 - 20 thousand miles.
Sears! and johndeeres!
Its getting there. I've got it showing signs of life. Thanks Fer Watchin' Again Chad. -Rick
you were not kidding when you said the grass is a little tall! Thank you once more for another great video!
Annabbella has a new handle, She is now the Hog dog!
Happy memorial da y you two 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅🦅
As usual very entertaining video. Glad you posted I was beginning to worry. Know you have a family member in the military, hope he is well. Do know the proper way to say this but, Hope the both of you have a good Memorial Day . as always, Keep On Keeping On
Well said and all proper my Friend. My Brother is a "Retired" Navy Seal. 37-years....but he does still work for the military...so who knows. I do know Memorial Day is rough on our Veterans and families who have lost loved ones in the service. For me, It is a day for showing honor and respect to all the brave people who have served our country to defend our way of life. Thank you Jim.
thoose are vultures unles your dog is dead she is safe, They fly b ack and forth smelling and moving on .That tractor has a rock solid transmission and a very reliable motor .points mounted in a box on the side
I'm pretty sure the dog in this video is a lot bigger than my little Annabbella and fared better than she would. Annabbella does go after small critters and I don't care to see what would happen with her and a predatory bird 5-times her size fighting over a dead mouse. I have to say that it would be foolish of me and irresponsible not to put her safely away when I see potential danger. I hope you understand. th-cam.com/video/1akiPBPCVgg/w-d-xo.html
Get a $99 harbor freight motor for your David Bradley 2 wheel tractor. With a sickle mower That would be perfect for between trucks and tall grass.
Classic Tractor Ranch ;)
Oh man....I sure hope not......although Classic Tractors do help me get a lot of work done around here.... Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
If there is money to be made, polish it and flip it!
Think the purpose of the inboard valve stem would be to accommodate wheel weights, mounted on the outside.
Yes that is why the valve stems were on the inside. I owned one of these when I was growing up.
Rick you lucky dog! it would cost me a fortune up here for BOTH of them! love the old JD's..as you may be able to tell by my Profile pic lol
Rick you did say that was "The Ronco Strap "O'' Matic" as seen on T.V. rite I have to get me one of those to keep at my shop ! LOL !:-)
Get a few goats to eat the grass. Free manure too.
Get a scythe. It will always work.
Essas. Maguina. Sao o. Máximo muito bom legal
Rick, I wish you lived closer, I have a running 50" cut Gravely I would donate to you.
Nice tractor \m/
Dittos on the nice tractor.
That dog will end up getting it's nose stung by a wasp. When that happens you'll see a loud, whining meteor streaming across the yard ;)
Looks like you need to trade something for a mowing deck attachment to tow with the big tractor .. That makes it so much quicker for the acreage you have there, I know a guy who has about 10 acres, a horse property. It takes him just over 2.5 hours to mow the pasture with a tractor mower.
I do have a brush hog for Punkin, but can only use it for short periods of time, as Punkin is due for some quality time in the shop. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Buy two goats and they will keep your weeds down. Buy two because they will compete with each other on eating.
If you have a camper, and it is not on a truck, use some supports ( 2 one about 2 foot in from the front of the camper and one Approx 2 feet forward from where it sets on the rear of the truck bed) like saw hourses to support the floor of the camper when you walk on it
Maybe you should get a sickle bar mower to cut the grass and then feed it to Jet.
Tell ur friend Richard I want his truck lol big diesel guy
Dogs looking for mice.
Get some sheep and goats out there, they'll clear the grass down.
I collect Allis Chalmers and Farmall tractors.
I m in Minnesota also.
Also? We DO have a Minnesota division,,,,,,watch this one. th-cam.com/video/v1xbh1dFBTU/w-d-xo.html
Good video and truck was is good shape too.
Hey rick you don't need that fancy engine start spray fly and under arm spray will start an engine
Did you end up getting the f600 tow truck fired up yet that'd make a good video!!! right nice video you have here y'all have a goodie goodie now....
that sears tractor is basically a david bradly with front wheels, and a seat.
Classic Truck Fescue!
I would take that old Sears and robuck tractor and mow the grass down with it...but frist I would make me a pull behind ride cart that you stand on to pull behind it that way you don't have to walk behind it on all that property..
Hate to wear it out though. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
I like Old Cars 2 and you have a lot of cars
I have horse to his name is Texas p
hmm this diddnt pop up in my subba box. oh well. glad I saw it this time around
Well, I'm glad you found it. Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
most welcome :) btw thats a really nice truck bed camper! I've never seen one with Loo facilities in it before,
And that tank looks like someone shot it with birdshot LOL
wat een fantastische plaats om te leven in like old stuf green andere wild anymals i live in Drunen Nederland without a jeep m 38 Diesel om 636 bewegingsapparaat m
I think Richard likes that Studebaker. Nice little Camper. How much grass do goats eat? Ol' Woody the ladder banger would work the bell on the fire truck real well. Great video always. God bless
I think Richard likes the Studebaker too. Perhaps I can use it as a bargaining chip towards a certain old truck HE has......hmmm? We are looking for goats, but want to get babies so that they will be used to Annabbella before they get big. Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
My grandparents had Goats and he still had to bush hog 3/4 of the property. So I'm thinking you would have tto have a lot before you wouldn't have to mow.
It looked like someone had taken a shotgun to the bottom of that gas/fuel tank. You've got to admire metalpecker's perseverance still trying to peck through that metal ladder lol. Stubborn, but not too smart. Or maybe just hard-headed lol...