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    #21
    Ah, this is a great thread.

    This is going to sound funny but for the last 20 years I turned into a nice guy couldn't care about most things and just go with the flow. If it's not broken don't fix it.

    Early in my life if I saw an opportunity I jumped on it. I read more, studied more etc. Meet someone on a flight and they have an idea to explore it and maybe invest.

    Well for 2021 I Want the original guy back. Why because sitting back in 2021 isn't going to make you come out ahead. Were in for some rocky interesting times. There are opportunities in the near future and we have to be the ones who take the bull by the horns and run with it.

    Yes as you approach 60 things do change a lot. Our Body does change and slows down. Some things that years ago you could fight almost kill you now.

    Family and friends have always been important to me and will continue and meeting new interesting people. Liberal followers need not apply. **** Trudeau I will not change that no ****ing way. He and this batch of idiots are that ****ing morons.

    So yea Lets leap into 2021 and get going.

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      #22
      Good luck on the 44 we have one that we got running last year and might get stripped and redone this year. It's fun I do things like that with my two sons. 1/3 1/3 1/3. They both work.

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        #23
        Originally posted by SASKFARMER View Post
        Ah, this is a great thread.

        This is going to sound funny but...

        Well for 2021 I Want the original guy back....


        So yea Lets leap into 2021 and get going.
        Last edited by burnt; Jan 2, 2021, 08:11.

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          #24
          Our farm shop has always got works in progress. Semis, bob cats, cars, trucks, anything really that needs work. The heated shop floor and infra red tube heat was the best investment ever. What do you have in your shop? Our shopaholics have plasma table, mig and tig, powder furnace, 42 lathe, milling machine and that place is humming every day. 3-D printer miraculous. In the good ol days our farm shop used to have a pool table, a black jack table, a wood stove and a kubassa smoker, it was the district “meeting place”. Lots of rum and all-night stook games used to keep us busy in the old days but not today’s shopaholics. 👍
          Last edited by sumdumguy; Jan 2, 2021, 08:36.

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            #25
            830 Deere will be done very soon.

            1928 D motor is done and it runs perfect. Paint and stickers and done.

            The new project is 430 Crawler. Then a JD A.

            Projects are so much fun.

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              #26
              Originally posted by sumdumguy View Post
              Our farm shop has always got works in progress. Semis, bob cats, cars, trucks, anything really that needs work. The heated shop floor and infra red tube heat was the best investment ever. What do you have in your shop? Our shopaholics have plasma table, mig and tig, powder furnace, 42 lathe, milling machine and that place is humming every day. 3-D printer miraculous. In the good ol days our farm shop used to have a pool table, a black jack table, a wood stove and a kubassa smoker, it was the district “meeting place”. Lots of rum and all-night stook games used to keep us busy in the old days but not today’s shopaholics. 👍
              Great post Sum, our shop has a wood stove, mig, and stick welder and a plasma, nothing high tech.

              How's the 96 year old mother doing?

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                #27
                Forage, mother is hale and hardy, thanx for asking. The Covid ghost is just kinda passing on by, or so it seems just with zinc lozenges. I get several daily reports of how amazed the staff is. She has fought off breast cancer twice, then severe, severe stroke, heart problems, bouts of sepsis and after all that went to live 6 years independently. She has total, total recall and amazes me with information and questions that require deep thought and test my mental resources. She jokes about adversity and makes fun of obstacles. She has defied all odds. Her moto, “Where there’s a will, there’s a way”. 🐣

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by SASKFARMER View Post
                  Good luck on the 44 we have one that we got running last year and might get stripped and redone this year. It's fun I do things like that with my two sons. 1/3 1/3 1/3. They both work.
                  Do you think it will look good painted green and yellow with JD decals? Wouldn't want it to clash with the rest of your collection.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by sumdumguy View Post
                    Our farm shop has always got works in progress. Semis, bob cats, cars, trucks, anything really that needs work. The heated shop floor and infra red tube heat was the best investment ever. What do you have in your shop? Our shopaholics have plasma table, mig and tig, powder furnace, 42 lathe, milling machine and that place is humming every day. 3-D printer miraculous. In the good ol days our farm shop used to have a pool table, a black jack table, a wood stove and a kubassa smoker, it was the district “meeting place”. Lots of rum and all-night stook games used to keep us busy in the old days but not today’s shopaholics. 👍
                    Yours is pretty hi tech compared to ours !
                    Sure glad we have one right now tho
                    Here’s a really handy item I built , just roll it right up to whatever you’re fixin , metric one side , sae otherClick image for larger version

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                      #30
                      There’s lots of opportunity out there. With the internet, imagination and access to technology, we can take a stab at any hair brain idea SF. The sky is the limit!

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