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Wow, that seems like an overenginered wonder.

I believe they will fit fine. I have a 68 with 24" tires on it and not a.lot of clearance. Are you planning on using mid mount attachments? The rear mount rod may hit the tire with bigger tires. If only doing rear attachments, it's not a problem.

Used my watering rig several days this week Used Mr Roper to move some stuff Hope to have time to re-transmission my Suburban 12 tomorrow

I was young, but I remember him saying you couldn't adjust them the same. One side had to be tighter or looser and it wasn't like the manual. Probably worn or.bent before we got it, but the baler stuck in my memory because of it. LOL

Nice resurrection. We had an old IH at one time, the frustrations from the knotters put dads blood pressure up every year. Sold it and bought a nice MF9 Had MF balers from then on.

Like so many things in life, it Depends on how many and length...

I had a 15 gal barrel that teet dip originally was shipped in. It’s been hanging around for a while and I needed a way to get down the rows and provide water. Some old displays from work provided the 1” sq tubing, a piece of 1/2” rebar for the top, the 3 pt pins mount to some old safety tabs...

I want to see an antique, I look in a mirror or roll over in bed I had a 78 ElDorado and a 75 Coronet. I ended up having to change the engine in the 75 because I used slick 50 in it. Lost half my power and wouldn’t stay running. Several oil changes later, it was the same. Tried lots of things...

I know you said Briggs, but timing could be off. Some Tecumseh engines had an offset key AlsoSears was.rumored.to have sold several models.of engine with the cam timing mis-marked to make people take them back to Sears for service. As for spark timing, does it have points?

Used it.on and off all day, cleaning up the area where Ryan had his forge.. This was the last thing I'm using it for today. It's a big beech butt log that we had been using as a table Probably 4' long, but the ants for Into it.

Nice haul. Very varied pick. Someone's barn or a collector?

No, older repaint. Seems to be done well enough. Gotta find a muffler

I didn't get a chance to do still shots, but I did take a short video (See my new to me Hydro-trac thread) and used it to roll the sweet corn patch.

I picked up a 69 Hydro Trac today. Member Farmerall from 'over there' contacted me and said I needed to own it. He even delivered it to me. No one tried to talk while I was running it .. but I imagine the conversation would go like this: What's that? I can't hear you! You want a shot of...

Awesome catch Kenny Looks like it'll work out fine

Just wash, slice, egg dip and bread. Then fry. If you like black pepper, this is one of those dishes you can pep up without overwhelming. As for taste... Kinda like Fried Green Tomatoes but without the tomato flavor.

BTW, the fall ones have a much harder skin. These are more.like a.thick skin zucchini.

What @olcowhand said. You can sub ground up cornflakes for the cornbread for a different taste Either way, I like mine with fresh ground pepper in the breading and bacon on the side. I had them one time with vanilla in the dip. That was good too.

It's hard to check things while pulling your butt off. Can you get someone to roll it over while you check compression and air isnt back and forth-ing on the carb because.of a stuck inlet or exhaust valve?

Pit the tiller on the Super12 and tilled the gardens. Nice time.