With the BIL he has the money to pay to have it done right, he isn't much of a mechanic.....he's just too tight to spent the money. Last year when his haybine was broke my sister told him just go buy a new one we can afford it (they don't take out loans for stuff like that). He patched it back up and is fighting it this year again. Heck he welds up guards!
It isn't that the repairs I have been doing are expensive, they aren't or at least haven't been but I do em right. I always figure if I don't have to the time to do it right where am I going to find the time to do it again! I can see in a pinch putting in a wrong bolt to finish a field but next time yer in town pick up the right one! I blew a hose on my haybine last week and pulled one off another piece of equipment, but while getting a new belt the other day I had a new hose made up and the hoses are where they belong.
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