Posted by Dick L on November 27, 2022 at 10:07:51 from (50.51.126.123):
Three Years ago I had help getting the snow blower off the Allis 5020. It didn't go real smooth. Being the one on the tractor I thought I would need someone to help get it on. I thought I had help lined up a few weeks back but it didn't work out. I burned the dead grass from around it and set in my chair trying to figure out what could have been the problem before. I failed to see why we had any type of a problem with removing it. I took a chain and lifted it up on a pallet, brought the 5020 around and see I can jack the arm up and drive in and get the pins in with a pry bar. My only problem will getting the power take off shaft lined up and move the tractor in to slide it together. I think I can solve that with a rope around the rear tire to pull it tractor in enough I can drive the tractor in farther. I will try that one-day next week. I spent an hour with Prancer on whoa and standing straight when stopping along with the difference in stepping up a step at a time and telling him to walk up. It went really well.
After chores I picked up chuncks of assault I had piled in the yard that would not work into the drives. While doing so I received a call from Dixie that she had fell in the kitchen. With my body in such disrepair, I had to call 911 for help. Two guys showed up in the squad and shortly after six or more huge fellows came in along with those down the hall I could't actually see. I have thought I was above average size at 6'2 but I didn't know Edon had that many very large men. Oh, one short but large lady as well. Dixie was and is fine this morning with a little soreness. She was taking dishes and pans out of the bottom drawer of the dishwasher and leaned away to deposit something on a counted behind her without standing uo and was out of ballence enough to lose her grip in the counter the dishwasher is under.
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