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I'm getting very close to taking you up on that offer, if you'll pay the shipping. (In my experience, that will be about $14,000 for your lot.)edward said:And the price is still just $166.88
I'm getting very close to taking you up on that offer, if you'll pay the shipping. (In my experience, that will be about $14,000 for your lot.)edward said:And the price is still just $166.88
Danger said:I'm getting very close to taking you up on that offer, if you'll pay the shipping. (In my experience, that will be about $14,000 for your lot.)
edward said:Did you ever wish that you owned your own caboose? Just think, you could imagine that you have been working on the railroad all the livelong day. You could just sit and look at it and drink a cold beer. Rural folks, even city folks could keep a couple of chickens in it. There are a lot of uses for this caboose. Bear in mind that it has been out in the hot Arizona sun and it has shrunk down a bit from full size. It is not exactly guaranteed by Good Housekeeping, but at a starting bid of only $300 how could you go wrong?
RonL said:I could get some advise from Lisab about hitch-hiking to your place, then ride the mower pulling the caboose back to Texas, (I would have to watch that Tom Hanks movie again to refresh my mind) what kinda fuel mileage does it get ?
Guess they only do that in the movies, what a trip :D
It's taken a while to get the scale into my brain, but I'm going to make a wild guess and ask if the coil springs under the caboose came from a Chevy 283 or 327 V8 ? :)edward said:I think having to drive the little rig on the interstate highways would be the big problem. I remember driving the old route 66 all the way back to the Mississippi river when the road was still intact. We miss so much of the country now and don't even realize it.
edward said:Don't miss out on the opportunity to get the tractor, the scraper/grader, and the NASA style super scooper. BUT WAIT ! act now and I will ad this magnificent 1977 Montgomery Wards garden tiller in like new condition. It had a new engine only 15 years ago and it comes complete with a free, and at no cost to you, can of starting fluid because that sucker is really hard to get started. final price just $166.88.
RonL said:If you need a twin for the tiller I have it oo) not in working condition, but the original engine (anything can be reconditioned right ?).
I guess we are both at the getting rid of STUFF part of our lives :D
edward said:I kept that old tiller around because the newer ones are junk. Those old worn tines can still kick out a rock the size of a softball. The instructions with the newer garden tillers recommend avoiding soil that may have rocks.
I don't recommend the attempt. Those little buggers are nasty. They're incredibly fast, fly backward and sideways as well as forward, and have terrible tempers. They use their beaks like swords. Males regularly fight, often to the death, over feeding or mating rights.edward said:with one humming bird if I can catch it.
I hate to disillusion you, but that isn't really anything new. All of my stuff is solar lighted (in daytime).edward said:I can include this vary rare solar lighted rain gauge.
I got pulled in by that this morning, then I realized it was a cad concept, finding someone with 25 million, no problem.Astronuc said:This is a bit over the top, but - http://www.grindtv.com/outdoor/outposts/post/xhibitionist-batmobile-high-seas/
Danger said:Damn! I left my $25,000,000 in my other pants.
RonL said:I have held onto mine because of the worm drive, I think that is why it throws the big rocks out so well, gives the wrists a hard workout:D
Ask Evo :D, there were lots of PF birthday parties in 2008 and earlier, dancing bananas and lots of other action figuresedward said:Yep the gear boxes in the newer tillers are just stamped steel. I have started wearing braces on my wrists when I run that thing by hand. If I have enough room to work I hook it up behind the tractor. That will show those expensive counter rotating tine rigs a thing or two.
I need some emoticons where is every one getting them?
Sorry, I have an elderlyDaveC426913 said:The young(ish) troglodyte living in my basement. I'll pay you.
Oh and btw, the felion is not up for auction. Not even a faux auction!lisab said:Sorry, I have an elderlyfelinefelion living in my basement -- she won't share her space. I'm lucky she let's me come down there to do laundry.
lisab said:Oh and btw, the felion is not up for auction. Not even a faux auction!
Sounds wrong. Shouldn't that be "cabeese"?edward said:The cabooses are actually toy boxes that were sold by JC Penny during Christmas of 1973.
Jonathan Scott said:Sounds wrong. Shouldn't that be "cabeese"?
I know, right? Likewise, more than one moose should be meese. And since the plural of mouse is mice, the plural of spouse should be spice.Jonathan Scott said:Sounds wrong. Shouldn't that be "cabeese"?
I appreciate that consideration, but I already have one.edward said:Ok I will make an exception for PF members who live in Canada.