Jim Ed Love

Yes, yes they can.

Current John Deere dealer shop rate here is $200 an hour.

That can add up quick.

Well, its a gotdam Jap Yanmar for one thing.

How handy are you with a set of wrenches?

Pull front timing cover off and roll engine until timing mark on crank gear and timing mark on cam gear line up. Stop! Do not pass go and do not collect $200 dollars. Now, loosen off pump to where you can rotate timing mark on pump gear to line up with the other two marks. You may have to pull pump plum out to do that, if so rotate it by hand till they line up. You might have to stick it back and forth a few times until it matches. When all timing marks line up bolt the pump back down.

There is an easier way but I don't know your knowledge base , so I'm more or less giving you Eugene and LeRoy instructions.

He's there! He just ain't been spotted yet. That area is where the Brady Buck came from!

Spend the money, ya only live once. Well, wait a minute--did all the deer get warshed away when the creek got up?

28 to 32 foot on a bumper? No way in hell would I even think about it, not even with the best weight distributing hitch in America.

Tail can wag the dog even with a hitch brake and a 32 foot get to wagging on
a half ton truck and chances are you aim to get in the ditch or cross a lane and wind up killing a whole family.

If me, and I was set on buying a travel trailer with any size and was gonna use a half ton because I had to. I WOULD PUT A FIFTH WHEEL HITCH IN IT. There are hitches available that slide in and out on the rails leaving only the rails in the truck. The rails don't clutter the bed that bad.

No comparison in the world between pulling a bumper or gooseneck/fifth wheel. NONE.

Yep, bought a ten pound keg of 410A last week off the internet. Company has ever Freon available.

Was ordered on July 3rd and was delivered at the ranch gate July 7th and this is BFE Oklahoma.

I don't have an HVAC license and do not need one here to put my own Freon in. Got a set of gauges and do my own AC work on the house, trucks, and cab tractors.

Cost was $22 a pound and it had free shipping. The AC mafia may get me.

Ticks---you forgot ticks. And chiggers

Well, by gawd you ain't bashful about it with that profile pic.

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Where in the charolais shite did you come up with this? Some docker wearing-patent leather shoe acehole?

I'm telling you in the here and now the roosters running on these two sections are always, dam always having a squab. This is real world. Not some ducky boy writing a thesis paper whose only exposure to a rooster was at the children's barnyard at State Fair.

It is the male hierarchy to want to fight and chickens ain't no different.

We call them chicken fights here. Cock fight is just gay as hell. Went to a lot
of them back in my younger days. The strychnine poison that others have posted is the real deal, that along with pure black pepper. Anyway to try to get an edge.

Gaffe fighting here, sometimes a blade match but it was a special occasion and heavily promoted. Drew a lot of out of country fighters along with huge--I'm talking huge money.

The stories of local jackboots being payed off is so. The County Sheriff ran the pit barn and still does. Two big pits left in this County and the fights go on.

In the pictures on the first page, you see the main pit along with what is know as the drag pits on either side of the main. If match is moved to drag pit is determined by time count and how match fighting the roosters are doing. Drag pit is literally dead roosters that don't know they are dead yet..

Not all fighting roosters will fight. Sometimes on the first handle a rooster will run or try to flight out of pit. The owner of the runner loses the match right then and there, Here a runner gets his neck rung right in the pit for all to see.

Have saw handlers get a gaffe in a femoral artery in the pit and tie off with hay twine to finish the match.

Some are questioning the humaneness of chicken fighting. Well, it ain't.
It is how we were brought up and part of the culture.

Good health ---Played D1 football, so have a broke bone or two. Used to run a 4.4 forty back in the day and I'm lily white. Cain't run it no more tho.

BP is always 115-120, 70-80 even when I'm stirred up. Had a heat stroke a couple a months ago (April) when I knew better but wanted to get that last post hole dug.

Had to go to ER and wound up staying 3 days. Humana Medicare advantage
are lower than the lowest copperhead or cottonmouth. Corksucking Suns a Beches. Initial claim was of coarse denied and had to bat signal Luigi.

I ain't gonna go thru that again. Can I wait till Dec. or should I act post haste?