Recent content by D2Cat

You're giving that mower a workout!

No rust on that end!!

Looks like the entire wall was bowed out and the brick, gutter installers, window installers, masons just worked around it. I was working in a new home that the walls were not plumb. If you hung a picture in one room the bottom of the picture would be 2" from the wall.

I am astonished I have gotten this far in life and never heard of EA, except the last couple of years, and somehow life has been just fine. Have plenty of implements of various mfg. and they all work as they are suppose to. Never had a desire for something these didn't do. Damn, I must be...

Sickle bar mowers on jon boats are used to mow a few inches under water to cut cat tails. They smother and die. Easiest way to get rid of them things!

TMI, fried1765.

Like most surveys, the results is dependent on who pays the surveyors. ;)

Your skepticism may require more investigation to put you at ease. The young engineer at Catawba had made a few post on another forum when EA was recognized as "robbing Peter to pay Paul". He made those aware of what they made, how they made them, what new products they were coming out with...

Problem probably solved. This thread is nearly 3 years old.

That's not a weld that's holding that together, but paint!

What does being 83 have to do with "don't..... walk down most streets, in any large city, in the nighttime." If you're in that environment age is irrelevant.

I figured that is the only way I'm going to get to medical school. Now you tell me I could be rejected there also!

The weather you have there is difficult for me to place myself in those conditions. Lately mornings begin at about mid 50's and it warms up to around 70 or a little higher. Often too windy to spray with a broadcast sprayer unless early AM or just before sunset. Moisture is plenty this year...

He's interested in keeping the seat dry!!