Posted by Ultradog MN on August 19, 2020 at 18:10:29 from (172.58.83.144):
I found this about a week ago on the shoulder of the road. Truck tracks had driven over it and somehow flipped it up out of the mud so it was standing straight up. I pulled over to answer my phone and saw it out of the corner of my eye. I grabbed it and threw it in the pickup. It must have been in the mud a long time as it was pretty rusty. Got it home and put penetrating oil on it for a few days then put it in the vice and got the pin to unscrew. So I brought it to my friend's factory and sand blasted it tonight. Had already started blasting before I remembered to take the picture. It cleaned up pretty good so I primed it. I'll paint it tomorrow. So my question is: Is it good enough to use around the farm? I'll use it regardless but am wondering how strict YT's OSHA is.
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