thats funny fast i give my free range eggs away to some times its worth more down the road

Happy Birthday Lee!

I agree with this. That money you might get for a decent shape #12 with no extra stamps.

We have an AC 712H at the farm. So far, repair shop has been able to keep it running using generic parts. Aside from that, the small engine shop I use here has a couple hundred or more dead garden tractors parked out back and down a fence row. He uses those for body parts, sheet metal, etc. If there is a will (and a checkbook), there is a way.

Nice !!

Happy birthday

…. I’d guess the politics got him

Happy birthday!!!

Thanks for the responses, I think I'm going to test drive one this week.

WOW!!! Big city wealthy people must use those services. I think they would go broke here trying to do business. Be way too costly for me.

I do not understand how folks who can not do it themselves can afford the rates this day and time to fix simple things like leaky faucets or light switches gone bad. Flush valves fall into that category also. So, yes, I have lots of spare parts I have accumulated over the years and they do come in very handy at times. I have never paid someone to change an element or thermostat in a water heater or even install a new one. And my kids also picked up on the need to be able to fix the simple things and do a lot of their own maintenance themselves.

The internet and YouTube has made it a lot easier to figure out how to fix a lot of common problems yourself as well. I have used YouTube to help diagnose and order parts to fix washer and dryer problems.

I know you're right Bob... always looking for that "one little thing"... you know how it is.
(My 2 main lures now I started using in the 70's)

Some skunks have very little white.