Recent content by AndyM

Catalyst - quite right. I caught myself reflecting the same thing - a lot of very knowledgeable folks on this site and it's great they are so willing to share their expertise and experience.

As it turns out, me too. Getting info on the unit turned out to be a challenge, and the sitting part left me uncomfortable as well. So Polaris it is - a little Ranger 570 arrives Thursday. Lugbolts recommendation and Magicmans push (Buy the Boat...) was all it took.

Mowbizz - the "Deal" is still a question with me and it shows this has sat on the lot for a few years, so... Sidekick - thanks for the advice - I will definitely make sure I know what the engine is about before pursuing it further (good info on the shifting as well - that could be an issue for...

It turns out I am considering one of these units. Having read this thread I kind of leaned towards a Polaris Ranger but I see my local Kubota dealer has a "deal" on a new 2022 Kubota RTV-X Series RTV-X900W Diesel. What say you folks? Light duty work (hey I am getting old) but I kind of like the...

one of the two or three best decisions I ever made. Lots of questions - no regrets.

We are lucky enough to have Annas all year round but we had an unusual cold stretch in January that seemed to have had an impact, sadly. Rufous is a snow bird and very consistent one; back the 24 or 25 of March.

It is officially spring - Rufous has arrived (amazingly the same day every year +/- 1 day). The second shot is an Annas Female.

and the "working class losers" are the targets and primary funders of the carbon tax

They are kinda cute... sort of...

Love the moose - puts having a few deers in the yard into perspective

Dave_eng, thanks for posting this. I found all the commentary very informative. Good to know of the options / issues I had not considered.

OTT did a noble thing when Henros Let them Die thread was allowed to run. Yes it got political, testy and out of control at times but the discussion was valuable - sometimes it good to step up to the plate.

I would not consider Saskatchewan Research Council funding as an example of economically self sustaining - more of our tax dollars one way or another. When the $80 million committed hits $160 million with no end in sight...

If anyone is aware of a currently functioning, economically self sustaining small scale nuclear reactor (not the arm waving - a real live example) please provide the details.

I actually had some dealings with them - they sent a JD lawnmower part I needed up here when the local JD dealer could not provide it. Always bad to lose a good dealer.