Posted by DiyDave on May 28, 2012 at 19:48:11 from (96.244.166.247):
In Reply to: Haying season drink posted by teletech on May 27, 2012 at 18:20:05:
I spent many years drinking beer, and alternating with water, while stacking small squares. Now my weapon of self destruction is ice water, while baling rounds, and and bourbon and water, when the round baler breaks down. Today I was cutting, and the fan belt was slipping. Auto parts store was closed, 'cept for advance auto parts(AKA Retard auto parts!). Since I knew what the outcome would be if I asked for a belt 1/2" shorter than the one I had, I just bought a spray bomb of belt dressing. That worked for about 15 minutes, cause it passed all EPA rules, yet still managed to fail miserably, as a belt dressing! Had to spend most of the afternoon, cutting in low gear, to avoid overheating. Tractor didn't overheat, but I sure did!
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