What'cha Get yourself for xmas?

[Dirty Harry]

Bought a new 48" snowthrower for my recently-aquired '97 Grasshopper mower. Actually, I had no choice... the GF is moving in with me in the next month or so and she doesn't have 4wd, and I live in the boonies on very infrequently plowed gravel road. After doing the math, I figured that it would be too expensive to suit up the Max w/tracks & a blade... and I didn't want to tear up my nice Cherokee by turning it into a snowpusher. I am NOT eagarly awaiting the first try-out for the snowthrower. LOL.

Anyhow, for the missus (and me, too) I splurged the day after Black Friday and bought a 60" Sharp Aquos LCD/LED flatscreen and a Blu-Ray player. I got a same-as BF price from Sears, with 18 mos same as cash to boot. I could justify the price because my 1995 32" tube TV is on its last legs, plus my old DVD player has recently started acting persnickety - not reading discs, shutting off, etc. So I decided "what the heck?" and bit the bullet. (Now I'll be able to finally check out the remastered Blu-Ray 'Dirty Harry' - if the missus buys me what's on my wish list!! LOL!)

Merry Christmas everyone!!!

[Rock Doctor]

SWEET Big Red, I've been looking for something like that for yrs now. Small and light enough to pack one around in the Jetboat for hunting trips.

I went and bought another set of Argo Tracks. My intent is to run them in the summer time on all the Muskeg around here, so I went with the Standard Width Adair Tracks. In the interest of trying them in the winter time, I have also aquired a set of wider spacers to make them 18" wide. Also going to try a set of Track Tuners to see how they work for me in these conditions. I have a "Parcel Card" from the post office on the counter here right now, so I hope that means my new Spacers and Tuners are waiting for me.

RD

[spookum]

1. A Max II just showed up. I have owned it down in anchorage for a while, and now it is in fairbanks and i fired it up. IT still has a ways to go untill it is drivable though.

2. 2 KOHLER 18 hp engines, thanks MT mt for carrying my marker again Merry X-mass!