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Senile_Texas_Aggie
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I am VERY IMPRESSED that you are SMART ENOUGH to be willing to read a manual. You have stated that all these different types of tools are somewhat "new to you" and that you have asked tons of questions that are sensible... if you weren't married I would take a trip out to meet you; as a man that has common sense and is willing to read the manual first, has my UTMOST RESPECT !!!!! Man card or not... GOOD FOR YOU . I envy your wife..... I read manuals all the time for anything I don't know how to run. I read the manual in the subaru to find the fuse box and determine which ones were for the wipers when they quit, but it wasn't a fuse and the guy at the subaru place came out to look and took a screwdriver, took out a couple of screws and popped the arm back on the motor .. then showed me what to do it it happened again and DIDN"T CHARGE ME.
So keep up the good work and asking questions and reading manuals. All you have to do now is remember to allow for "headroom" when you are bushogging, and to secure any loads in the bucket...
Miss @farmerjan, gosh, thanks! Maybe we can meet someday, like we plan to meet Miss @goatgurl soon. But if you did take that trip to meet me in person, you'd realize I'm even dumber in person than I appear on-line. I have been a good bit more careful about going under trees since getting the new canopy installed. And it is a long-term goal of mine to lift up the canopies of all of the trees around so that I need not read the clearance signs any more.
I wish you lived nearby, Miss @farmerjan, as I would love to lease my pastures to you, as I know you'd take good care of them.
No, I am the only boy with 2 younger sisters. The world is not big enough for 2 senile Texas Aggies!STA, got any brothers or cousins?
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