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  1. Tony in SD

    Building a stage for the Craven Corner Shindig

    Great Grandma, Miss Candy painting the stage
  2. Tony in SD

    Is it plumb or is it level

    yes. My house was built that way. The floor is level and the walls on the level floor are all plumb at the same time.
  3. Tony in SD

    Radio

    You might consider one of these 3M headsets radios rather than buy a tractor radio. Offers hearing protection and a radio. I have used this model most recently and similar models for nearly 50 years. One radio that goes with you on the tractor, lawn mower, shop, or just about anywhere you are.
  4. Tony in SD

    Odd paddles on the rear wheels.

    New to me too.
  5. Tony in SD

    Radio

    Most new vehicle radios are digitally controlled (big surprise). The volume knob on an older radio actually had audio running through the volume knob that is correctly called a "potentiometer". The newer radios just send pulses to a microprocessor that in turn changes the volume. No audio...
  6. Tony in SD

    Is it plumb or is it level

    You are correct. If you haven't figured it out yet, any idiot can pretend to be an expert and post a DIY video on Youtube and way too many do. There are however some very talented people posting the correct ways to do thing, you just have to figure out which ones are wrong.
  7. Tony in SD

    Best Vintage'ish Tractor for Small Ranch, $10k Budget

    First of all I read a long time ago that color does not matter but parts availability does. So I would pick a tractor with a local dealership. The tractor I have is a diesel with a front wheel assist with a loader bucket and pallet fork live PTO, 3 point, power steering, Hydro transmission.
  8. Tony in SD

    Building a stage for the Craven Corner Shindig

    getting close to done
  9. Tony in SD

    Clocks or no clocks?

    Had a Musician pick up a guitar and sit in the living room where we have 6 of the ticking clocks. He stromend a few cords and left the room declaring it had too many beats to play any song.
  10. Tony in SD

    Building a stage for the Craven Corner Shindig

    A few more photos of the Stage Project.......... Rain delay for a few hours today but the boys are back at itl
  11. Tony in SD

    Your chance to make some hay like no one else.

    There were a few around when I was a kid. They work quite well but they had a lot fo moving parts. The carriage spun as the hay went up the elevator then to the arm. The arm had a roller on the end that compressed the hay against the stack as it decended to the carriage. When the hay cage was...
  12. Tony in SD

    Seldom used tools nowadays

    I have a set of Craftsman ignition wrenches that I havent used in decades
  13. Tony in SD

    Show your 2026 Parade Tractors! 4th of July or Beyond

    Not a 4th of July parade but every now and then we pull Grandpa's MM G144 combine with a MM ZA in its original skin with a bunch of Grandpa's descendants ........... We alway throw Peanut M&Ms in the yellow pack of course EDIT; Just noticed that there is a bunch of people behind the combine...
  14. Tony in SD

    Cattle herds are at their lowest in 75 years.

    In my area the acres of pasture have decreased significantly since I was a kid when everybody had cattle. Today, my farm is still about 50/50 pasture to grain but if my grain farming tenants would have their way it would be closer to 20/80 as most farms are now days
  15. Tony in SD

    Building a stage for the Craven Corner Shindig

    Phase 1 Frame More to come...................
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