TUES. MORNIN

[FUTCHCAIRO]

MORNIN ALL, JUST FINISHED MOWING THE BACK FORTY, IT IS A LOT COOLER MOWING AT NIGHT, HOPE I DIDN'T KEEP MY NEIGHBORS AWAKE. THIS LITTLE (NEW TO ME) LO-BOY CUB INTERNATIONAL , REALLY DOES A GREAT JOB, CUTS A SWATH 60 INCHES AND IS LEVEL, ALL THE BLADES THE SAME HEIGHT. I HAD A LITTLE PROBLEM WITH THE CARB. , I DID NOT WANT TO TAKE THE CARB. OFF BUT IT IS REAL CLOSE QUARTERS TO TRY TO WORK ON THE CARB.I TOOK THE DRAIN PLUG OUT ON THE BOWL, DRAINED THE TANK, TOOK MY AIR HOSE AND BLEW THE GAS BACK THROUGH THE NEEDLE VALVE AND THE INTAKE FROM THE TANK. LET IT DRAIN THROUGH THE INLET HOSE AND OUT THE NEEDLE VALVE OUTLET AND BOWL FOR ABOUT 1/2 MINUTE, HAD SOME BLACK TRASH THAT WASHED OUT ON THE TOWEL I WAS STRAINING THE GAS WITH. PUT IT ALL BACK TOGETHER AND NOW SHE RUNS GREAT. THE LITTLE MOWER DOES NOT HAVE MUCH POWER, I JUST DROPPED THE GEAR DOWN ANOTHER NOTCH AND INCREASED THE SPEED OF THE ENGINE A LITTLE AND NOW SHE GOES THROUGH FULL GROWN BAHAIA GRASS WITH NO PROBLEM. I TOOK MY LITTLE SHOP VAC AND CLEANED THE TANK, HAD A FULL PINE TREE NETTLE IN THE TANK, THE GUY THAT HAD IT BEFORE ME WAS KINDA CARELESS WHEN HE WAS FUELING UP. I HOPE THIS WILL SOLVE MY PROBLEM DONT LIKE WALKING BACK TO THE BARN WHEN SHE DIES ON ME.
THE FIRST WEEK IN AUG. MY OLDEST SON IS COMING OVER AND WE ARE GONNA HEAD TO THE GULF, I SURE HOPE THIS HEAT GETS OUT OF HERE BY THEN. WE COOULD USE SOME RAIN, I WENT IN FOR LUNCH YESTERDAY, WHEN I ROUNDED THE BARN , I SAW 4 LARGE TOM TURKEY'S STANDING UNDER MY RED OAK TREE WITH THEIR WINGS SPREAD OUT AND PANTING, THEY DIDN'T SEEM TO BE BOTHERED BY ME WHEN I DROVE UP ON MY TRACTOR. I SET UP A SPRINKLER AND STARTED SPRAYING THEM WITH WATER, THEY JUST HAD A BALL RUNNING AROUND GETTING WET AND COOLED DOWN.
HAVE A GOODUN, AND CATCHUM UP.
PA
SEMPER FI

[Blue spinner]

Morning Pa and all
Pa my neighbors would shot me if i got out cutting the grass in the dark

[countrycorners]

Good Morning!
Leaving Grand Lake today, 47 this am.
Headed to Golden.
Fished a couple hours yesterday, beautiful day at 9000 ft, this be the mighty Colorado River.




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