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Posted by Srgnt Billko on October 12, 2006, 7:26 pm
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> Srgnt Billko wrote:
>>
>> My 300 tractor has been sitting alone up in the woods for a couple years
>> ever since I hooked the left front wheel on a tree and stripped the
>> steering
>> gear . My nephew decided we should get her out of there so yesterday we
>> started on that project. He drained the old gas while I stuck a new
>> battery
>> in. We tried the key and the switch was corroded and wouldn't turn.
>> Spray
>> lubricant and playing with it got it to turn. Hit the starter button
>> and
>> that was corroded beyond help so we took it out and bypassed it. The
>> starter solenoid clicked lightly but repeated tapping didn't get the
>> starter
>> engaged so I'll pick up a new 6 volt solenoid at NAPA today. (and a heavy
>> duty push button switch) We'll get back at it this afternoon. If it
>> doesn't rain we should have "Old Bertha" out of there before dark.
>
> ROTFLMAO
>
> I bet you were left wondering why I never
> tried explaining lime to you.
Never gave it a thought. As far as I know the following is the only post
that left me wondering about a reply.
>
> Srgnt Billko wrote:
>> One possum made the mistake of trying to sneak in the room where my son &
>> grandson keep a pair of their hawks. By mid-morning today he was half
>> eaten. The hawks had a very contented look on their faces.
>
> Why does he keep hawks in a room (that is, besides rodent-control)?
> Which species of hawk are we talking about?
>
> GrtArtiste
>
They are licensed breeders. They have a few - I'm not good with names -
Redtails, Kestrels, Harris & and a couple kinds of "pie-eyed" (?) crows if I
remember right.
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