Its Spring and all the moms are caring for their little ones

Isn't nature wonderful!

HA!!! Too funny!

Dang, so that's how I ended up with all those 15 & 16mm wrenches one day last week running around under the bench ....and also where all my nuts went!

That was lol, thanks. But I'm going to put this here. They are SO cute. She had three and the playful one in the front is a handful. Literally runs circles around them.

My first tractor was a little bitty 17 HP Kubota, I named her Tetsuko, the Lady of Steel. I needed the back wheels moved to the widest setting they could be on, for stability, so I took it to a shop. They didn't have a lift small enough for her, so they used a forklift to pick up her back end to move the wheels. I looked at that forklift all snuggled up behind and lifting my little lady tractor, and said "Oh my! We are going to have a litter of lawnmowers in a few months!" But they are easier to find homes for than puppies :D

thomas rubino wrote:Isn't nature wonderful!

This makes me wonder if it would be possible to grow 10mm sockets out of mycelium. A cottage industry like that could make a whole bunch of permaculture millionaires. Heck, it might even be like getting in on the ground floor of bitcoin...

Coydon Wallham wrote:

thomas rubino wrote:Isn't nature wonderful!

This makes me wonder if it would be possible to grow 10mm sockets out of mycelium. A cottage industry like that could make a whole bunch of permaculture millionaires. Heck, it might even be like getting in on the ground floor of bitcoin...

OMG! That would be AWESOME!!
I need some 3/8 end wrenches grown too, I seem to eat them, never can find one when I need it.
I think you win this thread :D

Pearl Sutton wrote:My first tractor was a little bitty 17 HP Kubota, I named her Tetsuko, the Lady of Steel. I needed the back wheels moved to the widest setting they could be on, for stability, so I took it to a shop. They didn't have a lift small enough for her, so they used a forklift to pick up her back end to move the wheels. I looked at that forklift all snuggled up behind and lifting my little lady tractor, and said "Oh my! We are going to have a litter of lawnmowers in a few months!" But they are easier to find homes for than puppies :D

This is a little embarrassing to ask, apologies if it belongs in a different forum: Is your Kubota not potty trained, or is that... something else?

Coydon Wallham wrote:

Pearl Sutton wrote:My first tractor was a little bitty 17 HP Kubota, I named her Tetsuko, the Lady of Steel. I needed the back wheels moved to the widest setting they could be on, for stability, so I took it to a shop. They didn't have a lift small enough for her, so they used a forklift to pick up her back end to move the wheels. I looked at that forklift all snuggled up behind and lifting my little lady tractor, and said "Oh my! We are going to have a litter of lawnmowers in a few months!" But they are easier to find homes for than puppies :D

This is a little embarrassing to ask, apologies if it belongs in a different forum: Is your Kubota not potty trained, or is that... something else?

That's hardly a thing to ask about a Lady Tractor!!   :D

Tetsuko was simply so enamored of the fork lift, she spilled her wine, when she swooned!