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OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . .

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monomechanical

05-10-2006 17:36:07

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Any ideas on how to extract a large boombox portable stereo out of a disker, without perforating the woofer?

Don't pretend you've never had a problem like this.

No "heavy metal" puns, please.

No reason why a cabless tractor has to be without music.

monomech.

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ericlb

05-11-2006 15:28:57

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to monomechanical, 05-10-2006 17:36:07

grooovy??? now your talkin my language!!

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Colin King

05-11-2006 09:27:28

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to monomechanical, 05-10-2006 17:36:07

Dear monomechanical,

Ahha! Someone who finally thinks like me!

I do my tractor playing in Central Minn, where we have a very large Hispanic community. Several of my Hispanic acquaintances have some impressive sound systems in their souped up trucks to listen to their Latin oompapa music (which is actually very similar to the Swedish oompapa music of my grandparent"s days). I hold some envy, and have thought that maybe I should get trebles, bass, and subwoofers on my Eleanor ("49 8N). You can get DC/AC converters for solar electric homes, so maybe one could be set up for the 6V charging system on an N. I"ll let you know if I make any progress. I have visions of logging with this huge sound system attached to the 3pt. I think this is brilliant, because it leaves the clevis free for dragging. :-)

Colin, MN

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monomechanical

05-11-2006 10:21:50

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Brilliant!!! in reply to Colin King, 05-11-2006 09:27:28

Brilliant idea. Lets market a little "sound wagon" which could be pulled behind the disc or planter or fertilizer wagon. Something with two wheels but lots of speaker stacking spaces. Of course, the speaker-stack would have to pass under power lines and bridges . . . You'd have to have the wagon on shocks or springs, but that's ok. And a little crane for moving components? As for power: Why not drive a generator off of the PTO, or if that's occupied, a belt driven pump? I'll see about raising capital.

monom

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hvw

05-11-2006 03:27:31

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to monomechanical, 05-10-2006 17:36:07

I went next door to consult with the monkey about this. The first thing he did is make some crude heavy metal joke. So I just left. He went back to watching american idol which I missed again.

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dan hill

05-11-2006 01:53:10

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to monomechanical, 05-10-2006 17:36:07

Better bush hog or bale it.A good running engine is real music.

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DON TX

05-10-2006 20:07:14

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to monomechanical, 05-10-2006 17:36:07

If you can seperate the treble from the bass, I think there might be enough room to get the mid-range out and then..... ..keep your cell phone in a secure place!!!
DON TX
who is 1 favorite hat short.

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Dachshund

05-10-2006 19:26:53

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to monomechanical, 05-10-2006 17:36:07

Wait for the swelling to go down and it will fall out on it's own..... ..

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Pete's '47

05-10-2006 18:44:05

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to monomechanical, 05-10-2006 17:36:07

Why don't you fire up the tractor and just 'Rock 'n Roll' it out! Pete

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ericlb

05-10-2006 18:42:34

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to monomechanical, 05-10-2006 17:36:07

i just gotta do this, i cant stand it any longer..first no, you cant get it out undamaged unless you can carefully unhitch the tractor then lift the discer with a loader or similar and the boom box just happens to fall free, 2nd, and i shouldnt have to say this but, DO NOT get under the discer to retrive the stereo when its up in the air!!!! 3rd you do realize that they make a really neat thing called a walkman, that way the neighbor 5 miles to the left doesnt have to listen to your music too

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ericlb

05-11-2006 15:22:42

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to ericlb, 05-10-2006 18:42:34

well im flattered, as for the walkman bit, if im only 10 years out of date , well as old as i am thats plumb new! as for where have i been do you want details or just the last hundred thousand miles or so? hope ya got your problem solved

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Dave H (MI)

05-11-2006 05:47:32

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to ericlb, 05-10-2006 18:42:34

Er, how about IPod? Walkman is about 10 years out of date.

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FarmerDawn

05-11-2006 08:14:34

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to Dave H (MI), 05-11-2006 05:47:32

That explains it of course. I just got a Walkman...

(Hey, my tractor was built in 1952 and my stove in 1951. I usually just sing to myself! LOL)

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monomech.

05-10-2006 19:31:50

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to ericlb, 05-10-2006 18:42:34

Thanks for the advice. As for not going under the disker, are you suggesting I couldn't bench press a two row double disker? And as for that "use a walkman" bit. Where have you been? Don't you mean "ipod"? Anyway, I use a boombox because I like it when the bass rattles the cartilage on my sternum. I just assumed the neighbors five miles away like it to. Better ask.

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Ultradog MN

05-10-2006 20:34:22

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to monomech., 05-10-2006 19:31:50

"because I like it when the bass rattles the cartilage on my sternum."
I've found that removing the spring and bolting the pan seat directly to the tractor accomplishes the same thing without all the racket.

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Roy n Ky

05-10-2006 18:39:02

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to monomechanical, 05-10-2006 17:36:07

Try hitting rewind or turning down the volume :O

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Bill2

05-10-2006 18:17:45

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to monomechanical, 05-10-2006 17:36:07

Check the Research and Info Section under "tune-up specs." Oh wait, it's not referring to your type of tunes.

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Bruce (VA)

05-10-2006 18:09:08

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to monomechanical, 05-10-2006 17:36:07

A 10 lb sledge comes to mind..... or, for more precision work, I like my Sawz-all.

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DWinNY

05-10-2006 18:03:06

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to monomechanical, 05-10-2006 17:36:07

I don't know but I spent a good fifteen minutes picking up pieces of my wallet this eavening after brushhogging. This is the first and last time that will happen!!!

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DaveTx

05-10-2006 18:35:53

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to DWinNY, 05-10-2006 18:03:06

Same thing happened to my sister years ago with her purse. She put it on top of the battery tray and well I guess you know the rest.

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old

05-10-2006 18:30:28

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to DWinNY, 05-10-2006 18:03:06

Yep wallets and tractors don't mix well. Also loose tools and tractors don't mix well. Best place for wallets etc is on the shelf in the house

Hobby farm

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Colin King

05-11-2006 09:36:25

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to old, 05-10-2006 18:30:28

So that's why my credit card bill has been so high of late. I've been putting off things like cavity fillings and much needed "presentable" office clothes in favor of my romance with tractor parts. IMHO, one has to prioritize the important things.

Colin

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FarmerDawn

05-10-2006 18:00:34

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to monomechanical, 05-10-2006 17:36:07

Oh ... ah ... ::choking sounds::

Monomechanical, PLEASE always stay on our forum!!! PLEASE!! I always learn from the posts of others. And I know I will learn a LOT from this one!

Gaaahhhblpsnk. ::hand over mouth, but no laughing, no laughing::

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Empennage

05-10-2006 17:58:22

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to monomechanical, 05-10-2006 17:36:07

I just cant say it.....

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FarmerDawn

05-10-2006 18:01:36

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to Empennage, 05-10-2006 17:58:22

Oh, say it, Empennage. Say it. The man needs our help.

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Empennage

05-10-2006 19:03:18

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to FarmerDawn, 05-10-2006 18:01:36

I just cant...

I have this image of mono in Jordache or Falconable jeans and a button-down shirt farming...now if this is true I have a spare pair of red suspenders that I will send you free!

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monomechanical

05-11-2006 10:13:24

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suspenders in a mauve? in reply to Empennage, 05-10-2006 19:03:18

Emp: I prefer, in my "field-clothing," a mauve rather than a red. Lavender or plum in the silk plowing shirt. Sometimes a coral color, depending on my tractor-shoe wear. Anything in those colors? Of course, black if the tran. is stuck.

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Empennage

05-11-2006 21:10:54

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Re: suspenders in a mauve? in reply to monomechanical, 05-11-2006 10:13:24

ROLFLMAO!!

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monomech.

05-10-2006 19:23:36

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to Empennage, 05-10-2006 19:03:18

Okay, if you're so smart Empenn, what music was playing on the boom box?

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Empennage

05-11-2006 04:42:16

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to monomech., 05-10-2006 19:23:36

Well I was "hoping" it was Fur Elise by Beethoven but for some reason I'm hearing Green Day or The Black Crows?

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ed S. (IL)

05-10-2006 19:41:21

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to monomech., 05-10-2006 19:23:36

I don't know what kind of music it was, but I bet the composer has an excellent 'discography.'

e (ducking and running) s

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Empennage

05-11-2006 04:46:00

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to ed S. (IL), 05-10-2006 19:41:21

ed S. (IL)

discography....You kill me...That was good.."standing and clapping"

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monomechanical

05-10-2006 21:01:23

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to ed S. (IL), 05-10-2006 19:41:21

You win a million points for the best pun. The composer was "Pullenc": a keyboard work played by Harrowitz.

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monomechanical

05-10-2006 20:43:42

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to ed S. (IL), 05-10-2006 19:41:21

You win a million points for the best pun. The composer was "Pullenc": a keyboard work played by Harrowitz.

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Empennage

05-11-2006 04:44:05

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to monomechanical, 05-10-2006 20:43:42

Haven't heard that....can you download and send a link?

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Dan (NYC)

05-11-2006 06:55:22

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to Empennage, 05-11-2006 04:44:05

Ok I think I have a real solution on this one. First of all does the player Still work? if so I have a healthy collection of some wild punk rock. That will dislodge the boom box and maybe evan some nearby stumps!!!
Dan

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Bryan in WI

05-10-2006 18:33:13

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to FarmerDawn, 05-10-2006 18:01:36

I disced my sunglasses. And a hat. So far.

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Mr. Bill No. Mn.

05-10-2006 19:16:05

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to Bryan in WI, 05-10-2006 18:33:13

Wait ahile I dry my eyes. That was the best laugh I"ve had in ages.

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gahorN

05-11-2006 02:51:20

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Re: OT: Please, DO NOT MOCK . . . in reply to Mr. Bill No. Mn., 05-10-2006 19:16:05

GROOOOOVY!!

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