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Dda.bees replied to the thread Building Doors for Shop Loft Storage Area.Measure twice and cut once.
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Roundup/2-4-D.My thinking with chemicals is (A) If a small amount works, large amount has to work better (B) Mixing 2 or more is fun and results can...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread PTO shaft adapter assistance.And that's because the clutch went bad sometime in past and owner discarded clutch then cheeped out with this sorry solution. I'd be...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Is it plumb or is it level.Like bozos at CNN,Huffington Post, CN NOW, CBS,NBC,,,,,,,,,,,,,,? (y)
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Dda.bees replied to the thread back pack sprayers.Backpack sprayers are for young men, old men already have too many things causing them to fall. 12-15 gallon w/12 volt pump can be set...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Best Vintage'ish Tractor for Small Ranch, $10k Budget.It's not just about brand, it's mostly about condition but there's one most everyone should aggree is to be avoided at any cost, Deere...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Tried Something New.Corn-n- chickens, gotta lock-um up or critters'll git-um.
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Dda.bees replied to the thread 1949 Farmall Cub - Oil Around Spark Plugs."IHC 424 in the restoration shop." Now there's a smart man,no late nights,frazzled nerves and busted knuckles from tinkering with old...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Poison Hemlock Question Again.I humbly retract recommendations for doing it the easy way, are you committed to buckling down and seeing it all the way to finish? I...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Poison Hemlock Question Again.Whether experimental seed sprout or not, it would be lackadaisical to postpone future herbicide applications until plants set seed. The...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Poison Hemlock Question Again.That should be true but county agents have become no more than another bureaucrat leeching off taxpayers. . In conversation with two...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Cattle herds are at their lowest in 75 years..It's always something. Last month "they" claimed high fuel prices had crushed our economy. Isn't it funny how no one belly aches over...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Push Mower.I remember those days well pete. You were quite a little entrepreneur with your mowing business. I'll never forget the day you sold...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Paint / Rust Removal.This might need multiple methods. For typically rusted sheet metal I wire wheel, apply rust converter,prime and paint. Once...
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