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[BIGNASTY]

Ok Gentlemen, BIG stop laughing I use this in the Kitchen and makes things look nicer and more appealing at least untill BIG gets his big hands into the works. Good luck

 

[FOXY005]

Pie Crust edger !

 

[BIGNASTY]

:-laf:-laf She's all bent out of shape because you got it. I hear her digging around in her kitchen for some of the Medieval Tools that she has you did it now. I'm not going to hear anything else untill she Win's Thanks , Thanks alot

 

[FOXY005]

Tell her that one was just TOO EASY.

Maybe I better not look at the next one she posts, don't want to land you in the dog house.

By the way I have 2 pumpkin pies (pumpkin from last years garden) in the fridge right now with that edging on them.

 

[BIGNASTY]

:-laf Ive been in all kinds of dog house's so it wont matter the mules dont snore and I can pass gas and they dont care. The barn isn't that bad the hay makes for a soft mattress. It didnt help that I told her well at least it took 3 or 4 guesses on mine :-laf YOU MADE MY DAY!!!!!!!!!!! :-laf

 

[JLEONARD]

I knew what it was as well. That was actually an easy one.

 

[BIGNASTY]

:-laf She said is there something that you two should tell us about???? :-laf

Ya see what I have to deal with FULL TIME NOW!!!!!

 

[FOXY005]

Just tell her the TDR guys always have all the answers !!!!!!

And us older guys have seen a lot gadgets over the years and know how they work.

My wife has a lot of what what you were refering to as "Midieval Tools" also so her "special items" may not be to hard to identify either.

 

[BIGNASTY]

Ill tell her when she isn't in the SHARP INSTRUMENT section of the kitchen ( shes a sore looser)

 

[GHarman]

Old Hay tools

I'm going to give away the question! Have you ever used this to handle Hay? My Grandfather and Uncles used horse drawn equipment. I was not old enough to work it but spent plenty of time in the hay wagon and the loft slinging a pitch fork! The rest was "mens work"! Grandaddy always said; "if you want a mans work done, you sent a man to do it". The Youngins' were the go-'fers and cleanup crew:-laf!
The mowers, and rake were horse drawn as well as the wagon. At the time there were no tractors available that would be stable on the steep hills, back home!
Our barn was set up for loose hay. No bailers until I was a pre-teen!
Heres some pictures of an old catalog. Our hay hoist was rigged with a Harpoon fork(about 4' long and 80+ pounds) figure 356, page 40, and a carrier similar to the one page 6, that gathered what was stabbed by the harpoon in the center. You did not want to be standing on the hay pile when Grandaddy dropped the harpoon from the track at the top of the barn! GregH

http://repository.lib.ncsu.edu/collections/bitstream/1840.6/595/5/0005_Loudenhaytools.pdf

 

[BIGNASTY]

Don't even like the looks of that!!!!!! I use a hoist and do it by arm/back/shoulder strength one 3 wire bale at a time wife pulls them to the side in the loft untill I get tired about 10 to 15 bales. Then hook the mules up and let them earn their keep for a while then time for another set of 10 to 15 Don't need to go to the Gym for a workout just work around the house

 

[Tractorat]

Bignasty

Living off the grid as you do, what do you do for internet access ? Satellite ?



What kind of bandwidth are you getting ?



TRat

 

[BIGNASTY]

This is what the wife has set up for us if you need to know how to turn it on IM GOOD TO GO WITH THAT other than that your talking another language. We dont live THAT FAR AWAY from town 10 miles we dont have telephone we use our Cell Phone because there is no phone lines on to our property. As far as the Internet it's not QUITE as fast as what we had if CA thru the Time Warner Cable Deal but what am I to do. We talk to the Daughter all the time with this and it works pretty good. Mom can see Daughter and talk girl things. Any how this is it hope this is what you wanted. Just asked the wife what/when/where/how she gave the same as below but looked this up if you go to the install for our town you come up with this and there is other info on there that I dont understand



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[BIGNASTY]

I cant play anymore the wife gets PO BIG TIME. :-laf Shes still rummaging around trying to find something that will stump us. FOXYOO5 POST 4 Said he didnt want to land me in the DOG HOUSE. To late she's been P*** for a week anyway about some crap at the Dance/Dinner house we go to so P her off some more I dont mind the Dog house. Chicks are such bad losers and so insecure about crap. You would think after 35+ years she would stop but not her. :-laf She will get over it or ill just hang out with my other girl she dont care. I can even tell this one shes a BIG A** AND SHE LIKES IT If she puts something else up I will PM someone and tell you what it is and really P*** her off