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  1. M

    1947 2N now working in the snow

    Dan: Jim in Utah has some excellent flat-head parts; in fact, I think he's got a decent "hulk" flat-head you could build, but it's a straight six. It's in great shape, I think. Don't mean to speak for him, but he may have some use-ful stuff. (What tractor stuff isn't useful? Or is it, "the...
  2. M

    Wife passed away

    Deepest condolences to you and your family. Please let us know if we can do something to help.
  3. M

    Uber Dell LIVES!!!

    Jim: How did you get an entire quart of barbeque sauce out of Dell's beard, before taking the photo? mono
  4. M

    Uber Dell LIVES!!!

    Put a very fancy, tasteful, cowboy hat on Burl Ives--but fill in the facial hair with a brilliant, full white beard--and you've got a very accurate image: jovial, smart, of course, and LOTS of stories. In other words, a combination of Santa Claus, Burl Ives, and an engineer/mechanic. mono
  5. M

    Uber Dell LIVES!!!

    Yes, Keeper got his quotient, along with a few fries. I think he refused the cole slaw: not chilled. mono
  6. M

    Uber Dell LIVES!!!

    SuperDell, solver of problems, lives, from his fancy cowboy hat, handle-bar mustache, all the way down to his boots. He also can put away an entire side of St. Louis style ribs, fastern" a whole pack of electrons runnin" from a battery--assuming clean connections--all the way to a sparkie. I...
  7. M

    Name that Implement

    A grindstone is a tool, not an implement. Just as a Kestrel is a hawk and not a vulture. Of course, if you attach an elbow gear to the grind stone shaft and run it off your pto, it becomes an implement. Or if you use a horse to power the grindstone, I suppose it is then an implement. But the...
  8. M

    OT: cedar tree windbreak covered in bagworms

    A ladder, good hose, and malathion. Mal. is a mild pesticide; good enough for bag-worms; don't need a license to use; use a hose-end sprayer; read instructions on label. E.Z. mono
  9. M

    corn problems.

    Thanks for the reply. Yes, I made certain the second planting was the same variety.
  10. M

    corn problems.

    Thanks for this suggestion which I will follow. But still, why would the second planting--same variety--come on at half the size of the first? Surely its stress-related?? It's gotten plenty of water, even though it's hot.
  11. M

    corn problems.

    Sorry for the o.t. but don't know proper forum. It seems every year, no matter how much later I stagger corn planting, ALL the corn tassels at the same time. I waited two weeks for the second planting of sweet corn, but it tasseled, it seems, within 15 minutes of the first planting. So, first...
  12. M

    red or green???

    Excellent photo. I'm with the jowls of joliet,(natural case sausage).
  13. M

    Heart of America Tractor Cruise Photos

    Allan: Isn't that photo quite clearly an accident involving a tractor being hauled on a trailor? Perhaps It is not relevant to "tractor parades," unless you believe no one ought ever to haul a tractor on any highway? My view is "when anyone is hauling a farmall on a highway, the same rules...
  14. M

    Say Colin King . . . .

    I planted seeds (the prevalent Atlantic Giant) into small pots, then transplanted at about six inch stems. I thought you all planted in May. What's the last frost day up there? Can you plant a month early if you transplant under cloth and/or plastic? (You call them "tunnels"?) mono.
  15. M

    Say Colin King . . . .

    How are the veggies going? I put my giant pumpkins under a plastic tent and, as per Bruce Va's advice, buried some buckets for watering/fertilizer. Going great guns. Are you harvesting tomatoes yet? mono
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