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Spray some lacquer on it and sell it for $5,000 as modern art.The joy of having cats.
If a banana duct taped to a wall can go for $120,000, a cat-mangled cable should be a steal for $5k!
I recently traded in my c.1980 gray-market Yanmar on a c.1993 25hp Kubota and it came with new rubber. I built a canopy from left over metal roofing to keep the rain and sleet off me when clearing snow.
I also added LED floodlights under the lip of the canopy as the factory headlights were useless.
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Self driving car running around Scottsdale. No one inside.
It's the rubber that's new. The JD 2550 has been around awhile. I've replaced front tires, a task one can do one's self, but a rear tire is a professional job. And a costly one.
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Buddy bought some, don’t waste your $$$……I doubt racoons would eat them.
Rodan
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My wife's first ever 5 shot group on paper at 100 yards... 
SweetMK
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I recently traded in my c.1980 gray-market Yanmar on a c.1993 25hp Kubota and it came with new rubber. I built a canopy from left over metal roofing to keep the rain and sleet off me when clearing snow.
I built a DIY canopy for my JD this summer,,
My neighbor had an old truck camper cover that was given to me for free,,
I cut the center out of the roof with a circular saw,, and fabbed a bracket,,
Nice! My only boo-boo with mine was miscalculating the length of the legs to support the front of the cover, with the result that it slopes slightly downward rather than being level. Of course, in use, the tractor is rarely level so the rain may not always drip off the front. However, I still have some corrugated roof material, so I'm going to cut a piece and fasten it to the the front upside down with the "trough" just in front of the edge so it acts as a gutter.
I found that the ROPS wasn't quite square to the frame so the back of the canopy is a bit off-square, but it's really not noticeable. I debated fastening it into the ROPS but in the end I made up some turnbuckles and clamped it down, using one of the ROPS connector bolts.
I also put a LED floodlight on the back (not in the pic above) to give me some added visibility when clearing snow since the blade is on the back.
I contemplated adding an espresso machine and infotainment screen to keep up with the times/whatever, but decided against it. Distracted driving and all that...
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Just ordered this for Ruthie.
MultipliCATion. It's just basic mathJust ordered this for Ruthie.
USPS just dropped this off. (Three days from Austin,TX)
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That's what I say...
(Bruce Turnbull - 2024-10-12) Reader pic from regional paper in BC.
Seems to have found some satisfaction, though.
That's what I say...
(Bruce Turnbull - 2024-10-12) Reader pic from regional paper in BC.
Seems to have found some satisfaction, though.
THE PILGRIM
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Feline fountain.
