Today was a good day - the counter to trivial complaints

[Big Kahuna]

Not here to get bashed. He's been straight up with everyone he's sold hulls to lately. And there's always two sides to every story.

If you really want to believe that. Yes, lately he has been getting hulls out. But there are people here who he has screwed them out of thousands of dollars. Maybe you won't be one of those guys. Sorry, would not give him ten bucks of my money.

 

[DAG]

2016 Superjet released, good day for everyone.

 

[Ducky]

2016 Superjet released, good day for everyone.
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Colors are sweet! Lack of rocker and everything else cool is not!

 

[Grouper]

I have a hard time reading those with the jacked up grammer. My daughter loves them.

Wat

 

[Quinc]

I have a hard time reading those with the jacked up grammer. My daughter loves them.

Some of these kids books are terrible. Either the story doesn't rhyme in some places or the story stops making since like they skipped a page etc..


Anyone try the new book by swedish physicists that guarantees it will put your kid to sleep?

 

[swapmeet]

2016 Superjet released, good day for everyone.
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4stroke from what I've read?

 

[txsuperjetfreak96]

Only thing I saw that was changed was graphics, still saying 701cc 2 stroke

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[SXIPro]

Some of these kids books are terrible. Either the story doesn't rhyme in some places or the story stops making since like they skipped a page etc..


Anyone try the new book by swedish physicists that guarantees it will put your kid to sleep?

The jacked up grammar in the Junie b Jones stories is done on purpose because they the are written in the narrative of a kindergartner/first grader. (From Junie b Jones's perspective) that's half the reason I love them so much.

 

[Quinc]

4stroke from what I've read?

Watercraft journal eluded to a possible 4 stroke with the new TR1 engine in the future. Maybe if they figure out a waterbox baffling system that does not allow water into the engine.

 

[swapmeet]

I made braaps with my people today. Rode 5 different skis. Footrocket is a pretty bad ass little ski.

 

[swapmeet]

My little girl started Kindergarten today. I might have gotten a little misty.

 

[Big Kahuna]

Back to work today.........

 

[OCD Solutions]

Back to work today.........

What's for lunch?

 

[SuperJETT]

Our middle plays field hockey at a school that relies on the district to mow the field, which means it gets done every 2-3 weeks. Field hockey needs the field cut every 3-4 days really, so myself and a couple other dads were planning on doing it with our pushmowers (we live in the Highlands in Louisville, small yards) which would be 3-4 hours every time.

So, I started looking for a cheap riding mower to save myself and the other guys HOURS and DAYS of our lives over the next 3 years of middle school. I figured $200-300 would get something that would work.

I ended up calling a guy about a New Holland 38" (it's a rebadged Toro Wheelhorse) that wouldn't start for $75. He gave it to me for $50 since he went to the same middle school and practiced football on that field.

I got it home and had it running in 20 minutes. Add a battery for $30 and I have a running mower that's not a rust bucket for $80. Everything works too! I had to adjust the shifter linkage to get 6th gear and will replace the spindle bearings, but other than that it's good to go for a long time I think.

I've already cut the field twice, once to get it good enough to practice on and again 2 days later to get it down to 'field hockey height' for the first game. In 5th gear it takes about 75 minutes.

This is what it looks like, not mine though

 

[Quinc]

My first Jury duty! Get to sit down, judge people, and get a free lunch! Living the dream.

 

[Roseand]

Our middle plays field hockey at a school that relies on the district to mow the field, which means it gets done every 2-3 weeks. Field hockey needs the field cut every 3-4 days really, so myself and a couple other dads were planning on doing it with our pushmowers (we live in the Highlands in Louisville, small yards) which would be 3-4 hours every time.

So, I started looking for a cheap riding mower to save myself and the other guys HOURS and DAYS of our lives over the next 3 years of middle school. I figured $200-300 would get something that would work.

I ended up calling a guy about a New Holland 38" (it's a rebadged Toro Wheelhorse) that wouldn't start for $75. He gave it to me for $50 since he went to the same middle school and practiced football on that field.

I got it home and had it running in 20 minutes. Add a battery for $30 and I have a running mower that's not a rust bucket for $80. Everything works too! I had to adjust the shifter linkage to get 6th gear and will replace the spindle bearings, but other than that it's good to go for a long time I think.

This is what it looks like, not mine though

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Yep!!! Looks exactly like a rebadged wheel horse. Great tractors. If you need any parts I'll hook you up we stock a lot of wheelhorse stuff.

 

[makejetskiinggreatagain]

Living the dream.

Just sayin

 

[SuperJETT]

Yep!!! Looks exactly like a rebadged wheel horse. Great tractors. If you need any parts I'll hook you up we stock a lot of wheelhorse stuff.

I hope I don't need anything for it in the 3 years I plan on owning it. Heck, spindle bearings are a standard 6204-2RS that I can pick up at any bearing supply shop. I pulled the spindles and popped the bearings off last night.

 

[Roseand]

I hope I don't need anything for it in the 3 years I plan on owning it. Heck, spindle bearings are a standard 6204-2RS that I can pick up at any bearing supply shop. I pulled the spindles and popped the bearings off last night.

Long as it wasn't ever run low on oil it should be good. Spindle bearings are an easy fix but some people never do and wind up destroying belts and everything aha

 

[Grouper]

After fixing our ridiculously jacked up gas and electric bill which was $250-300, we got a normal bill for $59.