That's good. Won't do you any good if it won't start!

 

That is true. I am thinking that with it not being used on a regular basis this summer and with how wet it had been, the selenoid was sticking just enough so that it would not engage. I also needed to give it a few shots of starting fluid.

 

How old is it?

 

2005, but most of the summer it sat outside not under cover. I had been storing it in my parent's garage until the house was sold in June.

 

Bad Neil. Bad, naughty Neil. Leaving your tractor our like that!

 

I know, I know. I need to pick up a cover for it before the snow sets in for the season.

 

Mom's under the knife right now. Hope it goes well as I can't be there.

 

Angelo, wishing the best for your mom and a speedy recovery.

 

Neil, I told you that your shed was too small.

What I have is 2 posts in the ground, other ends attached to the side of the garage, and an 8 ' truck cap on top. Instant storage.
If you set a cap on the ground it will also work for a dog house.

 

Angelo, best wishes for your Mom..


Now I have more room. Guy came down from Clayton and picked up my 32 Chev and a bunch of parts. Also ready for a nap.

 

The shed is not too small.








It just needs the sides finished up along with building some doors.

 

Glad to hear that the 32 is sold.

 

Good day Neil, George, Pat, Angelo and all who loiter here.

Best wishs for your mom, Angelo..

 

Morning NY.

 

Thanks for the wishes everyone. They say minimal recovery time is 6 months.