Throttle Positioning
07-02-2009 | 08:01 AM
#11
Charter Member #34
Joined: Oct 2000
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From: Beautiful North Carolina
You don't know how funny that statement is right now!
I just had 49 loads of dirt brought in last week on some property we bought to build on and we planted a lot of new grass. I have been running the sprinklers late into the night for the last five days and I went out at about midnight last night to turn them off. I heard what sounded like a party coming from the house next door and there were five people out in the front yard smoking dope and the wind had carried it over toward me and the smell hit me in the face!
Grass & Grass & more Grass!
Sorry that this thread has been highjacked!
Back to balancing props.
I just had 49 loads of dirt brought in last week on some property we bought to build on and we planted a lot of new grass. I have been running the sprinklers late into the night for the last five days and I went out at about midnight last night to turn them off. I heard what sounded like a party coming from the house next door and there were five people out in the front yard smoking dope and the wind had carried it over toward me and the smell hit me in the face!
Grass & Grass & more Grass!
Sorry that this thread has been highjacked!
Back to balancing props.
07-02-2009 | 02:40 PM
#14
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Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 4,333
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From: USA
Remember the last scenes of Caddyshack?
Really, the Reverend Tom has a 16', 90hp Detroit Diesel, Jacobsen to mow his yard with & he uses a 10' Toro to do the "trimming".
I used the Toro at the house in Wichita once. Took longer to unload it from the trailer than to actually mow the yard. It was awesome.
Really, the Reverend Tom has a 16', 90hp Detroit Diesel, Jacobsen to mow his yard with & he uses a 10' Toro to do the "trimming".
I used the Toro at the house in Wichita once. Took longer to unload it from the trailer than to actually mow the yard. It was awesome.
