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Nebraska Cowman

11-14-2006 04:35:36

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Got to thinking after reading the visit with Allan posts. Maybe we nead a thread where everyone can tell us what they are doing today. So what are your plans? Me? I don't know yet. It's still dark out.

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Boley

11-14-2006 18:15:47

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

I'm late getting here so mine is about what little I did today.Up at six for the third time since midnight,older fellows will know what the first two were about.Picked up two of the grandkids and took them to school.Delivered a oil heater to my sister for her cold natured,and bald preacher husband to use in his study.This was done to rid my mind of the image of him with no hair,sitting at his desk holding a blow dryer.This is all true.Went to breakfast at a country resturant with my bride,took her to the doctor.Then finally back home,took a short nap,and tinkered with my Ford 2000 4 cyl by taking the bush hog off and draining the gas and put it in the basement for the winter.I've spoiled this little tractor,letting it stay in the house with me.Have a list to do to it soon,lifter and valve cover gaskets,new rear tires,and maybe electronic ignition.Balance of the day spent in the shop rewiring a`air compressor and putting new sights on a 22 rifle.As they say,"Marching pays the same as fighting",I just marched today.

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hayray

11-14-2006 16:16:22

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

put together a mineral feeder, put up some poly wire on a set of hay fields the cattle are grazing for the next month, and went to look at a barn that is impossible to get to that a guy wants some delivered to. Oh, and shot the charge out of my muzzle loader that has been in it since last year and reloaded some .357 mag. shells - deer opener tomorrow.

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JOHN HARMON

11-14-2006 15:57:59

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Well lets see what I plan to do today, but if the plans I make are as usual I probably won't get all of them done and probably will go in a different direction anyway. 1. Take the Nissan UD to the tire shop and see if they can balance the front tires .
2. Do some more trimming on the California Pepper Tree in the back Yard, really ought to get some one to take it down. they are real messy.Good shade though.
3. Tuesdays are watering day in the Green House but that doen't take much time.Tomatoes and Yellow Bannana Peppers are doing real good.Tonight Salad with fresh Yellow Bell Peppers, Celebrity Tomatoes and Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce for starters.
4. Probably take a ride on the Artic Cat 500 Quad back to the Hassayampa River, see if I can pick up some more Jade or Indian Tear Drops. That's about it for another day of retirement here in the Arizona High Desert near Wickenburg.

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preacherman

11-14-2006 12:10:18

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

First time post, long time looker. Sitting at home, out of work till at least Jan. protruding disc in back.

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jubilee johnny

11-14-2006 10:59:21

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Well, its not dark out anymore....what did you do today cowman???

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Thack

11-14-2006 09:54:07

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

After I got off work at 7 I came home and tried to take a nap, my son did not buy into that program. I have a drain tile to fix and a little tillage to do.

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Chris Young

11-14-2006 09:39:44

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Today it's raining and not much I can do except stay on the computer and check out my stocks on TDAmeratrade, Shop on eBay and read more about my 930 case tractor and visit with you folks on YT. I get 7 days off in a roll from work every 3 weeks and I'm in the middle of my 7 off and it's been crappy weather since. I hope it gets better. Time to go feed the Horses, mules, cows, geese, ducks, chickens and then me! I wish the wife wasn't working today or I'd play with her!!!! Chris Hotchkiss, CO

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Brian in Ohio

11-14-2006 08:26:10

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

As most days, I'm spending the first working at the hotel. This evening will be spent visiting family that is in town from California.

Within the next few days, I hope to finally put my 35 Case C back together, now that I have a new intake manifold for it.

Still wrenchin' on my IHC Loadstar. Hopefully by next spring, I'll have her road worthy, and ready to put together the new flat bed for it to haul tracors on...

Great idea Cowman!!

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kyhayman

11-14-2006 08:15:56

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Todays more of the same for me. Still trying to rehab from my accident a month ago. 6 hrs passive leg motion (flat of my back), mixed with 6 hrs of 15 mins of flex exercise and 45 min bed rest. Learning to walk again at 39 sucks.

Weather here is a balmy 38 degrees, overcast. I'd hoped to be on the tractor by Christmas but Docs tell me the bone grafts wont be solid yet.

I'm living it out through what you guys are doing, until I get back to where I can. Great idea on the blog!!

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Tim...Ok

11-14-2006 08:07:13

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Interesting thread... I'm going in for a 2nd interview on a job I'm trying to get this afternoon..been at the same one for 18 years,so this is a little scary..after the workday is done probably hang some sheetrock in our house in progress

Tim

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Satsop

11-14-2006 07:29:42

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

31* an hour ago here on the south end of the Olympic Mts. foggy fogggy. Off to Olympia (28 miles east) in a few hours for an M.R.I. of the sholder. Aw the golden years
Jim

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ChevCase

11-14-2006 07:28:51

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Got on the computer early and lost $$$ trying to trade China Yuchai Diesel stock after a sharp downturn. Then going to Milwaukee to get my picture taken since I've been chosen for a 12mo. term on the Milw. Journal Sentinel Reader Advisory Board. Great chance to tell the newspaper about good/bad news coverage and editorial policy and leanings. Then I must get junk moved in the garage since I'm late on my 11/1 promise. Then buy a new chain saw. Hope to deliver Case 530 I sold several wks. ago and then go to Iowa and cover tarp some of my old junk for the winter.

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Jim in N M

11-14-2006 07:15:52

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Going to take delievery on my (New) to me Harley Davidson Special edition "Switchblade" Really getting antsey..... ...Jim in N M

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old fashioned farmer

11-14-2006 07:09:33

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Howdy,

Sittin at the parts counter right now watchin our dense freezing fog outside. Awfully slow here today and will probably stay that way with all this "dry" weather we're having. Lookin at another 1-2 incher tomorrow. After earnin my keep here today I'll head home to get my other rear tire off the R. Dad and I got the left one off last night but had to settle for taking one at a time since only one would fit in the Ranger's bed. Didn't realize how big they are. But by mid-week we should have two brand new Alliance tires on her and be ready to head back to fall plowin this Saturday.

JD R pic

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john deere plowboy

11-14-2006 07:08:04

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Going to feed cows today . Gonna to put out 12 rolls..then maybe ease on down to the cattle sale and see how the market is doing.

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ld5030

11-14-2006 06:55:01

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

I'm going to try and turn around after living on the dark side of the clock since Labor Day with the refueling outage to go back to dayshift tomorrow. I think in about 24hrs from now I'm going to want a nap. Looks to be another dreary day here in Michigan. Should go out and try to make room in the barn to get the tractors back inside and get a plan together to modify an old snowplow to mount to the Bobcat. jim

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Marv

11-14-2006 06:49:22

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Haul hog manure and chisel plow some corn ground.

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Coloken

11-14-2006 06:29:38

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

I'm all ways too late for you eastern fellows, but I could go for NC,s blog thing. Course Kim all ready has a place called tales. Its just than most people never scroll below the first place to come up. Put a place right at the top called "coffee".

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jubilee johnny

11-14-2006 06:40:19

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I left Holyoke on Oct. 16 and my cousin said it snowed a day or so later. Got out just in time...

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Michael Soldan

11-14-2006 06:23:21

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Just about to head to the farm. Cows to feed and calves to feed and cats!. Think I'll head to the bush today. I have to cut a couple of logs for a bridge across the big creek at the back of the farm. Our shack is across the creek so the bridge needs to get rebuilt or we won't have any place to play cards and sip some beers every Saturday in the winter. Usually end up with 8 or 10 guys dropping in after the chores are done, makes a nice neighbourly environment, good visit with folks, lots of fun and we enjoy the cards. Old Powerwagon takes me to the bush but will need the tractor to haul the logs to the bridge site. This'll eat up the day

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jubilee johnny

11-14-2006 06:21:45

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

hm, my day is not near as interesting as the rest of you guys. I'll probably do a root canal, some fillings, and maybe pull a tooth or two...

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MN Bob

11-14-2006 06:03:56

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Well, I am kinda late writen on here. I was up and done the chores, out to the dear stand and got a doe (archery). Dressed her out and skinned using the Skidsteer cause I am just to old and weak to lift like I used to. Got her hung in the shed and closed up, its 36 in there and insulated so will be good till tomorrow. Gotta go to fleet and then the dealer, guareenteed the lining in the p/u box but its worn through. Plow frogs and parts, will wear out even a Rhino. I'll Find something to keep busy after that. Bob

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Rauville

11-14-2006 05:55:06

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

I make big plans for each and every day...but always postpone them until the next day.
Today:
1.Animal chores.
2.Find Bobcat posthole digger in shed.
3.Head to town and work on cleaning out my Mom's old house (5 bedroom stuffed model).
4.Lunch and Bull session.
5.Open up the Antique Shop.
6.Home to more animal chores.

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Sloroll

11-14-2006 05:52:11

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Tap yer toes and wait for the mailman. I sent the down payment on your Ferrari yesterday. Probably won't be there until tomorrow or so though. I sure hope you want a real crappy Ferrari.

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jhill52

11-14-2006 05:46:20

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Today I travel to deer camp. Tomorrow is opening day of firearms season here in Mi. I will be hunting at my Uncles farm near Manchester. My 3 male cousins and my uncle will be there. He has some nice deer there. We have a great time. I will be gone for a week so Allan don't think I have deserted you.

Jerry

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billonthefarm

11-14-2006 05:41:33

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Looks like another overcast drizzly day here so no field work, got alot of nh3 to put on yet. I will got take some soil samples and check to see if they are ready to start spreading lime this morning and then spend time in the shop working on my corn sheller. After dinner planning on shoe horning all 9 gravity wagons back in the barn and finish up some decisions on corn hybrid selection and where they will be planted. Tuesday night is lodge night so I'll quit early and go play cards. bill

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Dave from MN

11-14-2006 05:35:27

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Finish cleaning a deer, do the chores, put the snow blower on the 544D. Easy day. Tomorrow start hauling crap and fall tillage for a freind. 600 acres corn stubble and probably 20+ loads of good old yougstock barn crap. Should be a busy next 6 days

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Sloroll

11-14-2006 05:41:58

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The hauler got delayed... I think. I got a call form him yesterday afternoon sayinng he would be late. I haven't heard fom him again. I assume he'll be here soon. Thanks for all your help. I'll post cab pictures soon. (I hope). Thanks again Dave!

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Sam (MO)

11-14-2006 05:27:52

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

well, I'm already at the office. after work I will feed the cows and horses, maybe sit out back and deer hunt until dark. Head off to the kitchen and finish removing a wall and rough in a window for mama.

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regalbe

11-14-2006 05:25:59

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Going to brand 20 heifer dollies and 2 bad boys been weaning for last 5 weeks. Then maybe clean up a tractor been cleaning out a muddy pond with for the last 5 weeks, but not every day, maybe 2 days a week.

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Mn Dave

11-14-2006 05:12:02

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Got the corn ground plowed, now it is time to start blading the 25 miles of township roads to get them shaped up for winter, besides doing the beef cattle and hog chores each day.

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BillD1

11-14-2006 05:05:01

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Take the wife to the Doctor. Return a stool,broken in the carton, to Harbor Frieght. Fill the bird feeders . Make a couple of squirrel feeders.Run to the bathroom as the Dr. increased the water pilland do a check for light leaks on my my eyelids

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jddriver

11-14-2006 05:02:13

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Going to go get a trailer load of hay for freinds and fight with the city they like my tractors when their is mowing or generators to run but after being in my back yard for over 10 years they now have given me a 200$ ticket for not having them in a shed.Like the idal of a daily log

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Sloroll

11-14-2006 04:58:08

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Well, the cab for my 504 should be here sometime this A.M. then I will be hounding Allan for the next 56 days on "how the heck?!" and "where the heck?!" The goal is for him to get agrivated enough that he just comes here and mounts it for me. I don't think I want him playing with my hydrolics though... Looks like a late one as I have schedualed planes coming in as late as 11:00 P.M. Yaawwwnnnn!

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Allan In NE

11-14-2006 05:06:16

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Sloroll, 11-14-2006 04:58:08

'Taint the oil ya gotta worry 'bout, Ol' Friend, it's your paint.

Look at the mess I made of mine!

No, you don't want that "herky-jerky" old Allan anywhere close when you're settin' it down on there. :>(

Allan

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Matt Smith

11-14-2006 04:52:31

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I have to rip about 400 square feet of shingles off a roof, tear up the old decking, lay down new purlins and then hang corrugated roofing on it today. I'll also have to haul the old shingles and plywood decking to the dump.

I expect to be busy the next two days doing this job.

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Allan In NE

11-14-2006 05:15:17

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Matt Smith, 11-14-2006 04:52:31

How come you always get to do all the fun stuff? I think Mom likes you best. :>)

Don't envy you today, that's fer sure!

Allan

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Dennis Iin NC

11-14-2006 04:51:54

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CLEANING OUT BLACKBERRY BRUSH OUT BACK

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Allan In NE

11-14-2006 04:51:38

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Kind of a sad day around here.

Gotta loose my rotary hydraulic valve on my loader 'cause it won't fit inside the cab of my tractor with the door on. Mounting single hydraulic levers out on the fender.

Bummer. I just love the feel of that rotary.

It's a trade-off, I guess. Gotta go with the flow (pardon the pun). :>)

Allan

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BigMarv1085

11-14-2006 04:51:31

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

I just got in from work. Will sleep till about 2pm, get up and fix the fence, feed goats,and go deer hunting. Then after dark, put a clutch in a MF 135 and leave for work at 9:15 pm

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BigMarv1085

11-14-2006 04:50:20

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I just got in from work. Will sleep till about 2pm, get fix the fence, feed gosts,and go deer hunting. Then after dark, put a clutch in a MF 135 and leave for work at 9:15 pm

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IaGary

11-14-2006 04:43:58

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Re: Today's blog in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-14-2006 04:35:36

Mornin Guys

I like this idea Cowman.

I will take care of cattle. Then-

Been working on the addition to my daughters house that she rents from me.

Today I will finish the trim so the carpet can be laid on Thursday as scheduled by my daughter.

Nothing like pushing the old man. Right?

Gary

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IaGary

11-14-2006 04:52:04

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Heres from the addtion looking into the old part.

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Scotmac

11-14-2006 05:15:06

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Re: Decided to include a photo in reply to IaGary, 11-14-2006 04:52:04

Know what you mean, Gary. I sold my old shop and moved into a shed we are remodeling. Got everything moved in and now have to sort everything out. Wished I had just had a sale and started over. Contemplating an alternatve heat source this week....either corn or wood, or maybe a combination of both. Lot's of head scratching going on here! Plus....I GOT to get Sloroll's Friday to him this week! It' coming. Bill! Maybe it'll have a Christmas bow tied on it!

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Sloroll

11-14-2006 05:45:29

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:? ) I haven't lost any sleep or weight over it. That is the great thing about rusty old crap. It just gets older and more valuable as it sits. Well it gets rustier and crapier too but that doesn't really matter. Hope all is well in the more tropical section of Iowa.

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scotmac

11-14-2006 06:04:46

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Re: Decided to include a photo in reply to Sloroll, 11-14-2006 05:45:29

You got it! Life here in the Banana Belt is great! Just got back from a week in Florida and wish I was still there. Didn't see any old iron, but the scenery on the beach was great! Lots of brown breasted warblers. They didn't seem to pay much attention to us pot bellied stogie suckers, though.

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IaGary

11-14-2006 05:20:22

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Scotmac

If your furnace needs to be replaced take a look at Geothermal.

Best investment I've ever made.

Cost 4 grand more to put in my new house but paid for itself in 5 years in energy saving.

Cost me less than $400 a year to heat and cool my house.

Gary

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Kestrel

11-14-2006 15:34:13

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Re: Decided to include a photo in reply to IaGary, 11-14-2006 05:20:22

Your geothermal installation caught my attention. I'm considering a water to water closed loop system and will have a quote this week. Contractor says I need 3 vertical wells dug, 10' apart and 285 ' deep. He's a Water Furnace dealer/installer doing commercial and residental jobs.
He said to sit down and have a big glass of wine handy when opening up the estimate.
Question: Are you really 100% satisfied with yours ? Is is adequate in temperature extremes ?
What kind of ground system do you have ? I can't see any down side except for the huge upfront cost. I predict oil will double in 4 years and want to take some evasive action. Thanks for your thoughts.
Kestrel 'n Ct

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IaGary

11-14-2006 20:00:43

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Kestrel

The well system is rather costly.

I have 1600' of 1" plastic line buried in a pit 100 foot long by 20 foot wide by 7 foot deep.

Water circulates thru the line and is warmed by the soil or cooled in the summer.

Ask him about this type before you dig the wells.

The company that put in mine has put in over 500 units and 90% of them are pit not well.

Yes I am satisfied after getting the bugs out of the furnace the first year.

Unless your heating a large building I don't believe you need the wells.

Also ask about the hot water preheater from the exhausted heat in the summer.

Gary

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Scotmac

11-14-2006 05:34:42

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Re: Decided to include a photo in reply to IaGary, 11-14-2006 05:20:22

Hi Gary...we're kinda working under primitive conditions. Building is an old slant sided Butler. We have already put the floor in cause we needed to move in a hurry. We have lots of old lumber we have saved up and lots of dry corn in pro-boxes. Just thought we could use some of this low cost heat until spring when I decide whether to stay in this building or put up a new one. I would really like to build a Bio-mass furnace and boiler this coming summer to burn corn stalks and bundled paper.

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Allan In NE

11-14-2006 04:58:27

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Re: Decided to include a photo in reply to IaGary, 11-14-2006 04:52:04

I thought you were being awfully darned quiet as of late. Now, I see why! :>)

Thouoght fer awhile there that that pretty wife of yours had taken awaya your 'puter, er something. :>)

You're doin' good ol' Son; keep at 'er!

Allan

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IaGary

11-14-2006 05:16:11

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Re: Decided to include a photo in reply to Allan In NE, 11-14-2006 04:58:27

Wife is behind this project as well.

I don't usually work on Sundays and try not to do farm work as well on Sundays but I've been working on this addition all fall on weekends,nights and rainy days and its starting to wear on me.

I can see that light at the end of the tunnel now.

Gary

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Wayne Swenson

11-14-2006 06:12:03

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I work part-time at Glende-Nilson Funeral Homes; yesterday the manager told me to locate & purchase the equipment needed to video tape at funerals. So today I am perusing local sources to get a mini DVD camera & decent tripod.
As a former ND-MT farm boy turned Auto & Small Engines teacher, retirement sure brought a different career to me.

Glende-Nilson Funeral Home

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Tom Railsback

11-14-2006 06:28:59

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L have to stop at the tire shop and pick up the left front for my 1939 DC4-needed a new tube, then go out to the shed and put it back on the tractor. Also have to check for damage after yesterday's big blow.
After that, if the wind isn't blowing, come back to the garage and take both fronts off the Eagle Hitch D so the tires can be dismounted and the rims painted while I'm waiting on new tires.

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Larry NE IL

11-14-2006 11:54:43

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I'm down here at the bottom 'cause last night my wife told me to take some Tylenol PM pills. She's been in the hospital for over two weeks now and may come home today!
Those pills knocked me out...slept 'til 10:15, got up and fed the horses and am sitting, bleary eyed at the computer! Hope to pick her up today!

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