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That is a very neat machine.

The 410 is a older machine and Deere is not good at parts support so searching out used parts is essential.

Clear gas...

That was one of the major issues with that model.

The 298 is a bitcch to start.....

It will be fine soon......we are about to make the hoe of hoemuse straight again.

I had some taken from my stomach and esophagus. They put me in la la land though.

That is a good deal

Odd question but what are you doing with the empty cans?

Yep Problem is buying is more fun

I believe the 84 was a single purchase/gift/trade, etc.

Here are (4) 56 link 1/4 .050 gauge chains.

Meth heads steal it here.

The can it went with would be better

If it is what it is then that is high dollar to a meth head...... The jack assessses steal new wire ....torch it...then sell it for dirty copper.

Few folks know what a impact driver is today. They grab the "impact" and proceed to f small stuff up

In the late 1990's I was at the Cat dealer in Des Moines IA. They had some new D11's awaiting delivery to McAnnich. I got up in the cab of one and thought about what it would be like to run but they told me not to do it. It really would have been boring as they did not have blades. McAnnich...

The early TD-9 was the diesel version of the T-9. It started on gas and once warmed up you switched it over to diesel. It those days there was a TD -6, 9, 14, 18, and 24. They were primarily IH red but some late ones were construction yellow. The TD 7, 8, 15, 20, and 25 came about later. We had...

So which species is an issue...deer or coyotes? In December 1986 on the first day of the second deer season it was -12F. We legally harvested 13 deer. That was in the days of the lottery for paid permits but as a landowner our tags were free without a lottery. No matter what it was one...

What was the total legal "reported" harvest of deer in Franklin County last year during the first 3 day and second 4 day firearm season? Did your county have (2) 3 day doe/button buck road kill seasons later?..... There is a reason coyotes have a 365 day season. Fing vermin!