Talk About Anything Thread V2

Yes it would, but what are the odds of that happening? Hehe.

Oh there's no telling haha.

I think the case needs IFS!!!!

I similar thing happened to my uncle's Kubota sub compact diesel tractor.  We messed around with it one day.  Turns out Kubota puts a castle nut on their pivot pin, so all you have to do when the front axle gets a little sloppy is tighten it up one notch and you're good to go.  What a great design.

Double W Cross Ranch wrote:

I think the case needs IFS!!!!

Nah, no big heavy work horse needs independent. Haha.

Crazy_Carl wrote:

I similar thing happened to my uncle's Kubota sub compact diesel tractor.  We messed around with it one day.  Turns out Kubota puts a castle nut on their pivot pin, so all you have to do when the front axle gets a little sloppy is tighten it up one notch and you're good to go.  What a great design.

Oh yeah, that is pretty handy.

Dogs are fun, loyal, and a lot of work when they have surgery. Counting down days till stitches out. Still no results on the tumor removed.

Good news, this post allows me to knock off Red from the top of the totem pole!  The way the new guys are posting, that may be short lived.

Bad news, not good on the doggo front.  Some of his stitches are popping again.  UGH!

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sorry to hear about your dog mighty congrats on the top poster spot though

Ah, sorry about your pupper Mighty. Congrats on the pro spammer level lol

Alright @RichieRichOverdrive I was totally confused when you said that!  I figured that a 15 year old kid would not eat childish snacks.  Want some orange juice with it too?

Come on W, it's the snack that smiles back!

Crazy_Carl wrote:

Come on W, it's the snack that smiles back!

Where'd you get the foolish notion that I smiled???

You don't smile at the sheep?

Crazy_Carl wrote:

You don't smile at the sheep?

Okay you got me there. 

Doggo has another overnight stay with the vet.

aw man

Is the dog better yet mighty?

Went and bought 2 more flock members yesterday!

They don't look too baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad! Lol

Haha! Well they actually do, they were unprofessionally sheared, and the people who did it did a terrible job.

Does the hair really matter? Does it affect the taste at all?

Wow rich.
https://wichita.craigslist.org/grd/d/old-heckendorn/6545644604.html this looked interesting

Oh my she's begging to be modded and have her mower deck removed.  $500 is kinda steep for a mower modding project though.

Yeah. I thought it looked pretty unique.

biggasmowers wrote:

Is the dog better yet mighty?

It's going to be a long process.

RichieRichOverdrive wrote:

Does the hair really matter? Does it affect the taste at all?

I don't know whether to take you seriously anymore.  But I'll answer the question anywho.
Our Olde English Babydoll Southdowns have wool, and it probably tastes bad IN the meat, but in a wool sheep compared to a hair sheep, the taste is significant.  We do not eat ours because of their monstrous price tags, but if one, say, broke its leg, we would put it out of its misery and eat it.  Hair sheep are raised for meat, wool sheep are raised for wool, maybe meat, cuteness, pets, and show.