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Doug,if you mean the adapter to hook up a sleeve hitch plow to a Cub then there is one basic adapter.If you mean the actual 3 point hitch there is one for an Original,one for narrow frames and one for wide frames quietlines and the 82 series(the aluminum trans use a different lower bracket because o...

Looks good Dave.
You have made a real good investment adding the gable roof.
Shed roofs are easier and cheaper to build but usually fail much sooner and have more ice problems.

The most expensive rooms in the house.....kitchen and bathroom.

Good addition to the shop Matt.
I made do with my small flat way Atlas/Craftsman for many years until I found my South Bend....MAN do I like having a lathe that will take a smooth cut.

When you guys talk about Dart/Valiant rear ends do you mean the 8-3/4" Chrysler rear end?

The way I phrased it wasn't clear.
I see it has GT style cat 0 lower arms and links as opposed to SGT style.

Wow Kevin that looks top drawer!
Did the 982s use GT 3 points?

Most of the leaves here are down.The walnut leaves have been down for almost a month.

"Vince , I like the way you volunteered Mike to do some work , he may have different ideals about that ." That's ok Jess one of these days Vince is gonna have visitors show up saying Big Mike said you would put us up and feed us :lol: "Jess,you can always rebuild the share you have too. ;) 8-)" That...

Ahhhhh,who needs an auger?
With enough ground speed it will just shoot out the top and over your head.

Jess,you can always rebuild the share you have too.

There's one in every crowd.
Thanks for starting my day off with a chuckle Paul.

"BM's good side? ...LOL"
The only good side there is the one seen in total darkness.

Well it was another GREAT plow day at The Gonya Farm! A big thanks big Lena,Mark and AW for be amazing hosts and to Lisa and Dale Merkle for all the work they put forth. Every year it gets better and better and this year was no different. Sorry to have missed those that could not be there.It was nic...

Alert the authorities......The Mayors gonna be on the loose!
Now we just have to get Vince on the plane headed for Cincy with some fire proof boots and it'll REALLY be on.

Geezer,you best stories always start "I was headed for ????? in the truck of ill repute and then this happened"
See you at AWs!

Ken,dividing by 12 does work but you also loose some accuracy.I have used that method on many motors without a failure yet.
I have tried to find a torque wrench that would cover the range we use on our Kohlers but have not found anything as of yet.

Good to see we have the Mayor on board!

We hope to see you at AWs too.

Todd,I have a single axle 6-1/2 x 12 and it has served me well.It is constructed of angle iron and does flex some but I have had 4 Cubs on it and it hauled it just fine.My next trailer would be a 6-1/2 x 14 dual axle and would be tube or channel frame contruction.

Frank,I think that's what they call an EXTERNAL combustion engine.

Todd,your making good progress!
I wish I had half the brains it takes to build it.

"I was this replica of the 5 millionth made out of a 1450"

And when you grew up you became a Cyclops?

Is cot jockey anything like the Bandaid Patrol?

I just hit the view new posts button and read what shows up.....to me pretty simple.

Big Mike is mandrews.....'cause I AM a big Mike

Matt,the loader turned out really nice!
You have given me hope that my Johnson loader can look good one day.
Hope you do well in school so you can make lots of money to pay my Social Security in 20 years.

Even if it was a cardboard box with a blue tarp roof it is GREAT to have the store open again.

Big Mike checkin in!

Thank You to Mark and his band of Merry Men for their hard work and dedication to getting the site going!!!