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Build Thread, Page :  <<   6   7   8   9   10  [ 11 ]  12   13   14   15   16   >>  (349 posts, 20 posts per page, 18 pages in total) [ < Prev ] [ Next > ]
John M Oshust, Image # 3803828 Feb 17 11:05

At least Gumby his no fear of ladders. The poly-span must be sealed. When sealed it becomes translucent.
John M Oshust, Image # 3803628 Feb 17 11:01

The first dry fitting of the covered empennage in my Bat Cave.
John M Oshust, Image # 3803427 Feb 17 18:51

Baby step progress but progress none the less!
John M Oshust, Comment for image # 3802224 Feb 17 21:51
He is one tough equine as that is not a ceiling tile but a cardboard sandwiched foam board
LASTWOODSMAN, Comment for image # 3802224 Feb 17 19:57
Pretty strong mule teeth on that Gumby to push that round head pin in. Never look a gift horse int the mouth ...
John M Oshust, Image # 3802224 Feb 17 15:26

His convalescence over, Gumby and Pokey returned to the task at hand, that being, covering components of the empennage.
John M Oshust, Comment for image # 3801923 Feb 17 10:13
Don C. This was taken the day it was delivered last July. After this past weekend misque in the woods, she has a nice patina of mud. The gator is an oldy. I have replaced just about every part in it. If you can read the inscription on its side it says "Macy's Annual Thanksgiving Parade". It pulled a float. When, I am not knowing
Don C, Comment for image # 3801923 Feb 17 10:03
It's so clean!
John M Oshust, Comment for image # 3801823 Feb 17 07:39
Brian. I have had the Ford for 29 years. Manual says Ford. Logo says Ford. Engine says made by Mitsubishi Motors. It's a Zero in disguise😊
BriandKilby, Comment for image # 3801823 Feb 17 07:30
nice tractors, how did the ford Mitsubishi come about? haven't heard of the combination.
John M Oshust, Comment for image # 3801321 Feb 17 11:56
Brian. The oldies can run forever if maintained and it you can obtain parts. Anything part wise for Fergie is readily available today. I also have a Ford Diesel made by Mitsubishi. It dates from the early 60's. When something breaks locating parts for the repair is tough.
BriandKilby, Comment for image # 3801321 Feb 17 10:08
john, we had some deutzes on the farm from the 60's that were still running last I knew.
LASTWOODSMAN, Comment for image # 3801321 Feb 17 09:07
"My buddy restored an antique "little grey Fergie" and uses it all the time. How about a pic of your workhorse antique Fergie?"
John M Oshust, Comment for image # 3801321 Feb 17 08:54
Brian. When I arrived there last Friday there was 9'inches on the ground. When departing yesterday there already patches of grass showing due to the warm weather. The creeks were already getting high with melting runoff.
BriandKilby, Comment for image # 3801321 Feb 17 08:42
did you get hit hard by the snow, john?
John M Oshust, Comment for image # 3801320 Feb 17 20:35
I have three tractors. My 1950 Ferguson TO 20, two wheel drive tractor, came to the rescue. Gumby was in the city recovering from his fall. This is all may doing. I backed off the road. Gee maybe I should have unfolded the roll bar, ya think!
LASTWOODSMAN, Comment for image # 3801320 Feb 17 20:31
LOL - did that before... How did you get it out? Hope you had some strong young men to help - or a lumberjack neighbor with s "Skidder" - don't tell me Gumby drove it off the trail ...
John M Oshust, Comment for image # 3799216 Feb 17 19:46
And look at the swill he drank. Not Molson, La Batts, or my suds of choice Foster Oil Cans!
LASTWOODSMAN, Comment for image # 3799216 Feb 17 19:39
Gumby - that's what you get for drinking on the job!
John M Oshust, Image # 3799216 Feb 17 19:15

While dry fitting the empennage Gumby slipped off the ladder and twisted his right ankle. The plastic surgeon has prescribed bed rest until next Tuesday. Ho humm! Poop happens!
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