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I had exactly the opposite experience. Got the decimal point one place to the left... I thought that was an awfully good price...

Looking forward to it!

Speaking for myself (and I suspect, others...) I'm gonna need some pictures of that project!

Make raising teenagers worth it, doesn't it? :p My great-grands are 6, 10 and 13 (dang, I'm old...) and a lot of fun to be around. Wears me out tho...

Good point. If I mount the roller towards the bottom of the QA plate, I wouldn't have extend the cylinders all the way.

Bear in mind that's a rough sketch. I'd shorten the arms and gusset them. Another question is, should I position the roller near the bottom of the plate, or in the middle?

I have a roller I made out of a 100# propane tank. It's...okay. However, even full of water there just isn't much weight there. I ripped out two Blue Spruce trees and of course there's not enough dirt to go back in the hole where the stumps were. I ran the tractor back and forth over it...

I figure I'm $3640 ahead of the game since I have never bought a ticket. That's based on one $2 ticket per week for 35 years.

^^^His orientation is in serious question. Not that there's anything wrong with that...:ROFLMAO:

I raised them for years. Your numbers pretty much matched mine, if you provided the labor of feeding, watering, cleaning, killing, plucking, butchering, cutting, wrapping and freezing for free. It got to the point where it was more work than Mrs. PH and I wanted to do. Can't beat the quality tho.

Thanks! I spend a lot of time fiddling with it in the Winter. Keeps me (allegedly) sane.

This is the bear she took last week. Grandson Jarod is about as proud as she is!

Granddaughter-in-Law took a moose this morning. She's going for a Grand Slam and took a 300 pound black bear last week. Just waiting for deer season to open, she's been successful the last 3 years running so I'd say she's got a good chance. That's her and great-granddaughter Izzy. I think...

Sadly, no. It's largely my imagination and memories from growing up on a small farm in Michigan in the 50's and 60's. 1/64 scale. My "farm" is 4 whole acres in the middle of town...

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We call that "trailer surfing". It's why my big trailer has jacks welded onto the back.

I can breathe through my butt. Well, exhale anyway...

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Who's hiding? I don't see anything but clover...:D

Let's see here... Tools in the shop Tools in the garage Tools in the hobby room Mini machine shop in basement. No...nope I don't have a problem...