Posted by bellyacre on July 31, 2008 at 20:27:11 from (206.146.78.79):
In Reply to: This is fun.... posted by Lanse on July 31, 2008 at 18:19:15:
Lanse, Sounds like it's time to take a break, walk away for a while. Step back and put things into perspective. Your doing this because you enjoy it, learning new mechanical techniques, learning not everything in life comes without struggle and even how to manage money. But waaaay more important than having a neat little tractor when your done, your earning the respect of every one of us "old coots" on this forum that watch kids your age sit on their butts all day, doing nothing but watch TV and play gameboy. Half the kids your age don't know how to get the lid off the garbage can. So don't get discouraged, You probably haven't even started dating yet, so you don't even have a clue what a money pit can be. LOL What does that oil line feed anyway?
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