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Get well soon my friend. Sending prayers your way.

That grease is readily available at a John Deere dealer. It was our most popular grease. The part number is TY6333 for a 14oz tube

We have the only Sabre in our area and get compliments all of the time.

Here's a post from a last year. https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/icon-progressive-leafs.14747/

Three more of my scroll saw projects. The clock was definitely the most difficult and time consuming to date.

On the California side across from Parker Az. There is some beautiful country for sure. Too many caves and mines to count.

I made this many years ago for my Mother and just got it back. She passed a year ago and said it was her favorite.

Happy New Year. I hope yours is healthy & happy.

everywhere you look in our area you see 6 inch lifted Rangers with 33's and glass front fenders. Our 94 would go anywhere comfortably.

average winter bill $50.00 and summer $140.00 wife wears a sweater and blanket year round

this is a crazy ass question, but I'm curious what everyone keeps their temp set in the winter and summer? Winter 70 Summer 81

I always have PRECIOUS CARGO, My wife and grandchildren, so I'll leave the crash bars in!

I thought it would fun as heck to put one out of a Mustang in my 2wd 94 Ranger that had beams with 16" travel in the front & 15" in the rear with the Deavers.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone. I hope you all have a great day.

I'm searching for a new recipe for smoking a turkey on the pellet smoker. For the last few years I've gone basic with just using a poultry rub after injecting it with butter. They've always been good, but it's time for a change. Thanks for the advice in advance.

Sending healing prayers your way Mr. Phil

I'd rather read damper comments than their "stuff"

I appreciate all of the advice and words of wisdom. It's pretty funny though because when I made my decision 5 weeks ago my wife started writing a list of honey do's that's going keep me busier than working.

I'm going to spend a bunch time getting back into my woodworking hobby and also spend a bunch of time in the desert in my RZR and Ranger. Some travelling is also in order. My team already booked a BNB in the Redwoods as a going away gift.

After a 38 year run with an incredible company I retired today. I've been so fortunate to be blessed with the most amazing family ever, and had an outstanding career donig what I loved. I hope I don't get bored and drive my lovely wife crazy..........haha