25 people logged on and I'm in here talking to myself.

[JB]

Screw you guys, I'm going home.

[Rockntractor]

Screw you guys, I'm going home.

Hay, ease up, I was putting in an alternator and in a minute I have to bring the horse in and feed the goats.

[JB]

I'm city folk...horse's have alternators?

[Novaheart]

Was I logged on? I ask because I wasn't really here. Actually, I am at my mom's... just finished mowing the lawn. I read somewhere that mowing the lawn works off a giant slice of chocolate cake with fudge icing.

[MountainMan]

I'm city folk...horse's have alternators?

Yeah, just don't ask where to hook up the wires.....

[JB]

Was I logged on?

No idea. It was a quantity over quality observation.

[Rockntractor]

I'm city folk...horse's have alternators?

What do you think keeps the battery charged for the headlights?

[Rockntractor]

Was I logged on? I ask because I wasn't really here. Actually, I am at my mom's... just finished mowing the lawn. I read somewhere that mowing the lawn works off a giant slice of chocolate cake with fudge icing.

Chocolate cake I want!

[Novaheart]

Chocolate cake I want!

Did I mention that I drove my sister's tractor around and graded the paddock while I was in California? I felt like Oliver Douglas on Mr. Haney's tractor. It's a Kubota, my guess is about 40 years old, diesel. I was a one man dust storm.

[Rockntractor]

Did I mention that I drove my sister's tractor around and graded the paddock while I was in California? I felt like Oliver Douglas on Mr. Haney's tractor. It's a Kubota, my guess is about 40 years old, diesel. I was a one man dust storm.

Probably more like 30 years old, they came to the US in the early 70's but there weren't a lot of them until the 80's.