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  1. T-Mo

    Archive through December 15, 2010

    Rod, I'm not sure why anyone want to leave Missouri, though the last few days the temperatures here have gave me cause to think about going further south - but never north.
  2. T-Mo

    Archive through December 15, 2010

    Charlie, Thanks. I think the round shape top like yours would be better for snow regions. But, since you lived in Missouri for several years, you know we don't see the snow amounts you guys up north see. If we have 18 inches in one snow event, that would be consider once a decade type thing...
  3. T-Mo

    Archive through December 15, 2010

    Charlie, Sorry for going off-topic again, but still this would be for Cub storage. May I ask what brand that tarp garage you posted a picture of is?
  4. T-Mo

    Archive through December 14, 2010

    Andrew, If you were closer I could find you several decks for around $100 or less easily. I have two now for $75 that I want to sell. Unfortunately for you, they're the pin on decks for the 1x2/1x3 series. I have about 3 quick attach decks for my 104s that I'm not using, but they're rusted...
  5. T-Mo

    Archive through December 14, 2010

    Here's the one Tractor Supply has: Landowner's Garage But 3 out of 5 stars review (9 of 16 or 56%) isn't that great. I need to reread the reviews, I guess to see that are the problems with this one.
  6. T-Mo

    Archive through December 14, 2010

    Thanks, Kraig. I need another low cost storage and have been thinking of the garage type ones so I can add to my collection even more..... Wayne, My brother in law works for a tarp company, so I could probably get the material to cover the ribs, but if you can possibly put something down on...
  7. T-Mo

    Archive through December 14, 2010

    Kraig, Thanks. TSC has a 12 x 20 tarp garage that looks interesting. But the reviews that I read didn't look too glowing. There was one brand that look good though but I can't remember what it was. Frank C, I see you have a tarp garage - may I ask what brand it is?
  8. T-Mo

    Archive through December 13, 2010

    Kraig, Getting a little off-topic a bit, but maybe not if it's for Cub Cadets. What's the size and brand of that green tent looking thing?
  9. T-Mo

    Archive through December 06, 2010

    Charlie, That's too cold for me. That's the reason why I live in Missouri. Here's today's weather in beautiful down town Bonne Terre. The end of the week really looks nice - I might have to be "sick" Friday. The weather gurus are watching Saturday into Sunday. Saturday is supposed to...
  10. T-Mo

    PA Plow Day April 2011

    They're raffling an off-topic tractor and Brinly plow for next April's (2011) plow day. Proceeds will go to the Van Allen family who lost a family member and a wfm member to leukemia. See: http://www.weekendfreedommachines.com/discus/messages/2559/108089.html?1291650534
  11. T-Mo

    Archive through December 05, 2010

    I've added ISO specifications for lawn and garden rear lifts to my web site. One for category 0 and one for sleeve hitch. The dimensions are in millimeters, but this should aid anyone who wants to build their own: ISO specifications for lawn & garden rear lifts
  12. T-Mo

    Archive through November 30, 2010

    Think of the possibilities - they could make one of these to move project tractors, or cars, or trucks around. The Crawler Scaffolding Thingy
  13. T-Mo

    Archive through November 29, 2010

    I haven't been on the site in a few days, but let me summarized what I missed. Spark plugs, fuel storage, Monday sales, chainsaws,.....I think I saw at least a 125 somewhere in there.
  14. T-Mo

    Archive through November 16, 2010

    Rob, You do realize that Coumbia and Jefferson City is pretty far from Kansas City?
  15. T-Mo

    Archive through November 18, 2010

    Lucas, Huray? Anyways, are those pictures old? I don't think southern Illinois has seen any snow yet this year.
  16. T-Mo

    Archive through November 16, 2010

    122 for sale. Runs great, mows good. The left rear tire has a slow leak. Right now she's a little dirty from mowing my daughter's back yard. Reason for selling is I'm running out of room. $350 located in Bonne Terre, Mo. [email protected]
  17. T-Mo

    Archive through November 16, 2010

    123 roller for sale - was repainted a few years back - still looks great. Will have different tires and rims on it than pictures shown. $100 obo Your choice of either a 42 inch or 48 inch pin on deck for the 1x2/1x3 series. Both good shape. $75 for each 10 hp fuel tank, clean. $25...
  18. T-Mo

    Don't hate me...I have a new LOVE!

    Kraig, Yes I would appreciate that. Thanks - and no hurry.
  19. T-Mo

    Don't hate me...I have a new LOVE!

    Jerry, Does your 425 have the 3 point hitch? I see that the 3 point hitch kits have it's own rock shaft - I just wonder if I can modify the existing rock shaft and make my own 3 point hitch. I'm not that familiar with the 4x5 series, but I think the standard rockshaft is on the rear of the...
  20. T-Mo

    Don't hate me...I have a new LOVE!

    I have been wanting a John Deere 455 every since I saw one. But instead I found this: A 1995 John Deere 445 - Basically a 455 but with a gas engine instead of the diesel engine. 22 hp liquid cooled Kawasaki engine, fuel injected, dual hydraulics, 18 inch front tires, 26 inch rear tires...
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