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Nice...updates when you can. The supervisor enjoyed helping me restore the derelict 10 cart.

 

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Yeah, rough shape for sure...but it's in the right hands. All-purpose model 80 utility cart for the Renaissance garden tractor owner...just a thought. 👍

 

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That's right, it's a 15...Doh!

 

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Supervisor chariot. 👍

 

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Naw, that's Billy Goat harness racing. I had something tamer in mind...with you and the B out front. Think shop cats wearing JD bandanas.

 

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Field trip to the dawg park, power by JD! Look sharp though in the no hitch-hiker zones.

 

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Years ago I bought a white plastic 55 gallon drum with removable top from the car wash. Drilled a drain hole just up from the bottom, plugged with a boat plug, and used it as a test tank when I was into restoring antique outboard motors. Now it is my fuel depot drum since I keep a Jerry can of diesel for the 430 and two Jerry cans of treated gas for the 212, 216, 322, and backup generator. That way I only have one 2.5 gallon gas can as the main dispenser. I keep the barrel a short distance from the shop, in the shade...well away from the house. Use a stick pump to fill the 430 and other machines if the little can is empty. Twice a year I cycle all the gas through the truck, and refill/refuel the generator and 2 Jerry cans.
The empty suds barrels are great for a variety of uses. I want a 500-750 gallon poly tank as rainfall catch/storage basin for about half the roof. Being a child of the desert I get antsy when I see rainwater just running off into the wild.
Having to work to get, store, ration and wisely use every drop you have makes tanks an invaluable tool.

 

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Looking good. I put some truck bedliner on the cart I refurbished that came with the derelict 214, 216 & 332. Not sure why, but it fascinates the Supervisor...strange pup.

 

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Nice work...looks good as is to me.

 

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Looks happier after being reincarnated for more work. 👍