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  1. Mcrafty1

    Unfortunately I had to take a break

    Convenient. Who initiated the 'big bang' And why did it only populate one of the planets from it's result?
  2. Mcrafty1

    Unfortunately I had to take a break

    Only God knows the answer to that, some day hopefully you'll ask Him that very question face to face.
  3. Mcrafty1

    What's the preferred method of online payment, nowadays?

    That's pretty much what the end game is, remember how well that worked for the Canadians during the trucker strike a few year ago? Yeah me too, can't wait:eek:
  4. Mcrafty1

    What's the preferred method of online payment, nowadays?

    Well it must have been Paypay that scammed you, as I understand it whoever you are buying/selling from never sees your information, just Paypal, they pay/collect from the other party and you pay Paypal.
  5. Mcrafty1

    Why is there a price difference

    All those trucks you see going all across America need diesel fuel to keep moving, lots of diesel fuel. People with diesel vehicles can avoid using as much when the price goes up...but trucks are a rolling business that needs to be operated daily or they lose revenue. I believe that's the...
  6. Mcrafty1

    Silo for Saturday

    That's not the one pictured in the OP though is it?
  7. Mcrafty1

    Silo for Saturday

    Nice one! Thanks for posting. Any idea what the building houses? With the 'ADMISSION' over the entrance it must be a business of sorts?
  8. Mcrafty1

    What was I thinking?

    Thanks for the suggestion, I know no matter what I do...I'll need something to occupy my time. Working for myself most of my adult life kept me busy sometimes even more than I cared to be, but I always found a way. I'll find a way to stay busy in a retired situation I'm sure. Thanks again.
  9. Mcrafty1

    Methods of getting stuck bolts out.

    That's a rare occurance right there, and with a square on even...they usually break the easiest for me. The size of the one you have there I refer to as a hole plug, because that's all I've ever been able to use them for.
  10. Mcrafty1

    What was I thinking?

    I like this work but it's getting tough to do it with my back problems, I hurt my back originally in 2011 in a truck accident, compression fractures. I was able to do everything I needed up until last summer it got worse, Spinal stenosis with my collapsed vertebra so I'm in a considerable...
  11. Mcrafty1

    What was I thinking?

    I'm 70yo with a bunch of heavy equipment and a couple trucks I use in the summer months for my dirtwork. I'm lucky to have a son that helps me with the heavy lifting anytime I ask, He's 49yo with a wife and two teenage daughters and a Truck sales manager for Freightliner/WesternStar and 90 miles...
  12. Mcrafty1

    percent of posters actually are farming

    I worked for farmers when I was in school, but after that forestry and trucking and my current occupation dirt working. I looked back and saw I already made a comment here, I sorta thought I had after I made this post. The good news is I didn't lie the first time, or at least if I did I told...
  13. Mcrafty1

    Hello from new member

    Welcome to the forum.
  14. Mcrafty1

    Ridiculous accounting/taxing question

    Although I'm not into agriculture therefore I don't deal with government handouts I have been self employed for most of my adult working career. That being said I don't do my own taxes but my wife has been doing them for 30 years or more and using Turbo Tax for most if not all of that time. If...
  15. Mcrafty1

    Silo for Saturday

    Hard to say, The photo won't let me magnify it enough to distinguish anything in detail but it's anyone guess......I guess.:)
  16. Mcrafty1

    How to tackle no-start low battery (days below -20F)

    I would get a good jump box, I have a Dewalt myself but there are many too many to mention really, keep it in peak charge and hook it up before even trying to start the tractor, that is if you can even get to the battery as the machine sits now? and that should get it going each time you need it...
  17. Mcrafty1

    Silo for Saturday

    What a neat looking set of buildings, and it looks like they left one in original condition to have as a reminder of the old farm. The silo looks original and unused, it does still look to be in far condition though. Thanks for sharing.
  18. Mcrafty1

    Might stop changing my own oil.

    I guess in my area I'm just lucky that there are very few independent shops that pull the crap like mentioned in some of the comments here, like finding things to bilk more money from customers. Those that do are well known and they rely on new customers, as my area isn't overly populated and...
  19. Mcrafty1

    Handy work on a cold day

    Nice! That's the last one of those you'll need to manufacture.
  20. Mcrafty1

    John deere 240 skid steer with a hole in the block.

    That's a nice machine with a good engine. This should give you an idea of what a remain would run you. https://www.countrysalesandservice.com/product/john-deere-3179t-remanufactured-diesel-engine-to-fit-240-250-2150/ If you can get the skidloader cheap enough something like it might work for you.
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