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Nice to see them back up.

Awesome!!

Going up on two wheels can cause some "brown seat time".

Happy July 4th. Stay safe

Yes that EF1 was less than 1.5 miles from our house. Hundreds of homes damaged. It wiped out 20+ electric transmission poles that are 80' tall or better. Took them weeks to get power back on to a lot of people. BTW flipped your picture

There's a few of us here in Central Ohio. The weather is getting better. It's around 50 right now and sunny. The forecast calls for nice weather next week.

Glad you got it working Jim

Nice to see you back Peanut!!!

I see it as well

I have a 2003 NH TC18 with loader and turf tires. I usually have no problems with traction in 2WD using the loader. Of course there are times I do use 4WD. I learned to just move the bucket into the pile and curl up and go forward at the same time. I have a 54" loader bucket. Since my tractor is...

That one is awesome. Thanks for sharing

Snowed here for about an hour this morning. it was gone as soon as it hit the ground.

Looks great Tony:a1::thumb:

I know one of our members, California, is in Sonoma County, California. That is right in the middle of the wildfires going on. Haven't heard from him in two days, which is not really unusual. I just hope he is doing okay.

That's great murph. I always like your photos

That sucks Doc. I'm surprised you could get it fixed for $450. I know with my truck the rear view mirror is rarely used. I have always used my side mirrors for everything. I just grew up using them

Glad to see you are getting it back together :thumb:

Wow Jim, I certainly hope things go well. That looks like a job.

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Thanks for posting those murph. They are awesome. I have eagle pictures all over my office and would love to print those out, but I won't since they are copyrighted. I think there is a nesting pair on the Scioto River near me, but have not gone looking for it.