Did you pick up any odd jobs along the way?
I do a fair amount of build and handyman work as my norm. At the moment I am scrambling to finish three projects AND my own a pole shed "cathedral" to house cages for breeding, bachelor pad and isolation before the snow hits the ground.
That's funny, they just opened a love's on the small interstate that splits my small (7000 people in a pretty large area not including transient farm/aquaculture/sugarcane/crawfish/ racetrack workers) well loves is now closer and cheaper than either Lowes or Walmart ( only local owned place to buy it is out until end of next week) so I went and got canned 2 stroke mix .and this is what I drove up too
Well, unless you have a horse and buggy.
Yes but...
Good for you, that sounds like fun! Do they have tractor pulls where you are? Our local volunteer fire department hosts several each year for fundraising and coming up in october they have the big one with trucks too. They are so loud!! since it's in a field near my house but thankfully my RIR chickens are pretty mellow and don't even seem to be bothered by it plus it's for a good cause. It's the larger farm tractors they use and it usually gets pretty high attendance. I love seeing the older style/antique tractors people bring, reminds me of growing up on the farm. I have two smaller john deere now for mowing, I've often considered driving to the local country store on one of them. I don't think anyone would find it out of place around here. LOL.
Cool! My neighbor has a Kubota but his is a little bigger with a front loader, nice tractor. Mine are low to mid 20's hp range. I had a bigger one I inherited from my dad with front loader and 3 point hitch with a big tiller on the back but I'm short and getting older so I traded it in for something more my size.
