Random cell phone pics #10

[fireman32]

Eew! What was it?

That’s some of the innards of a cotton picker head. The cabinet “head” was bent, se we get to swap it all to a new cabinet.

And they require a lot of grease.

 

[fireman32]

When the wife tells you she thinks the brakes are scrubbing.

 

[georgia_home]

Friend got picture. I believe this is a self driving test vehicle on the road ZOOX

 

[1eyefishing]

Beside the driveway this mornin...

 

[fireman32]

It stinketh, and a twisted drive shaft

 

[fishfryer]

It stinketh, and a twisted drive shaftView attachment 1357098View attachment 1357099

Uh oh, lots of hard work and hard cash right there.

 

[ddgarcia]

It stinketh, and a twisted drive shaftView attachment 1357098View attachment 1357099

Smells like munee!!!

 

[fireman32]

Smells like munee!!!

Luckily we just pulled the yoke for a friend. I’ll stick to cotton pickers.

 

[Lukikus2]

It stinketh, and a twisted drive shaftView attachment 1357098View attachment 1357099

Had a old wooden version wagon that was ran on the pto of the tractor when we cleaned the the stalls out. Made the pasture nice and green after a good rain! Digging and slinging will definitely stay in your sinuses for a few days!

 

[fireman32]

Mmm, buttermilk

 

[naildrvr]

Their kids are going to need therapy. It's inevitable.

Their kids are in their 40’s

They may need more than therapy

 

[Dialer]

 

[Swamprat]

Old fire tower at Wayah Bald

 

[Buck70]

Old fire tower at Wayah BaldView attachment 1357397

Love climbing that old tower.

 

[M80]

Memories my boy want never forget

 

[fflintlock]

That's gon leave a mark upair ^^^

 

[ddgarcia]

Mornin'

 

[Madsnooker]

My grandfather, with his tank he commanded in WW2. He is the one standing on the tank. The bottom pic is him the day after a fierce battle ended in the Hurtgen Forest. He was part of the 28 Infantry Division. They suffered massive losses there but succeded. The shells on his shoulder were their last. If the fighting the day before lasted another 15 minutes, they would have been defenseless. The next day, they were then sent to Luxembourg to regroup as this area was not hot at the time. Little did he or his infantry know they would be on the front line in what became the battle of the bulge. What struct me the last years of his life was he was more open to discuss his war time. It would always start with laughing and funny storries about his buddies then he would get to the battle in that forrest and subsequently the battle of the bulge, and would stop, tear up and say thats all for now. Yes Ive seen the movies but it's hard to imagine what it must have been like to have actually been there and what he endured. I imagine each day he thought would be his last.

 

[bullgator]

 

[georgia_home]

What I knew : I dislike those walmarks cart wheel locks. They lock well before the end of the lot. About 2/3 the distance of the far spots and just right about where the hook shaped tar mark is. You can look and see the skid marks where the wheels lock

what I learned : the mule, the little engine thing, has its own short range wheel unlocker

the carts at the far end of the lot do not slow down the cart collector guy