[AT] Slip Plate, Teflon and Bacon Grease

[charlie hill]

Ralph, I was watching a tractor auction on our RFDTV today.
They sold a JD DW?  It was a wide version of a JD D.  104" wheel
spread I think.  It had duals on the rear and was a nice restoration.
They said the tractor was originally delivered by JD to Regina, 
Saskatchewan, CA.

I think it brought about 15, 000 or so.

Back on topic,  I've run my bush hog in water many times like that.  I used 
to
mow a radio transmitter site that had areas that flooded along the guy cable
paths.  I just mowed right on through the water.  I never realized I was 
cleaning my deck
in the process!

Charlie

-----Original Message----- 
From: Steve W.
Sent: Saturday, June 28, 2014 5:38 PM
To: Antique tractor email discussion group
Subject: Re: [AT] Slip Plate, Teflon and Bacon Grease

Ralph Goff wrote:
> On 6/28/2014 12:48 PM, Steve W. wrote:
>> Charlie V wrote:
>>> Deck wash ---
>>>
>>> Agree.  Tried it one time on my wife's Cub cadet 1050.  Big waste of 
>>> time
>>> and hardly effective at all.  Followed process recommended in owners
>>> manual. Bout as useful as you know what on a rain barrel.
>>>
>>> Charlie V.
>>>
>> Only "easy" method to wash out a deck that worked for me was to drive
>> the mower into the creek, then run the deck and slowly lower it into the
>> water. Cleaned it out pretty well.
>> Just don't let the EPA, DEC, FBI, DOH, DOT, CIA see you doing it....
>>
> And then call somebody with a bigger tractor to pull you out of the
> creek. That happened to my brother .
>
> Ralph in Sask.
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Nah, I have a winch on the front. Plus my tractor thinks it's part ATV ;-)

-- 
Steve W.
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