Posted by rrlund on June 17, 2016 at 16:54:44 from (162.250.24.107):
In Reply to: Holy smokes. posted by notjustair on June 17, 2016 at 16:30:05:
Here I thought we had a new Pope.
Ya,the heat isn't too bad here since the humidity is fairly low. I got back to cutting hay for the first time in a week,but about two hours in,I blew the radiator on the 2-105. I hauled it home with the 2-135,then hooked that to the discbine and finished the field I was cutting. Of course then I had to pull the radiator out and take that to the shop. I needed to grind feed,was almost done and a belt pulley that runs the auger that feeds the mill,split,bent and took out a roller chain in the process. So,off to town to get a pulley. Got that fixed and finished grinding. The 135 has been making quite a banging noise on the bumps. Checked that and there was a cab mount loose with some of the rubber discs gone,so I fixed that. I'll have to bale with that since the guy at the radiator shop said he'd have to recore that radiator and it would likely be Wednesday or Thursday before it's done.
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