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Anonymous42I’d like to open this thread with a word from Uncle Rob;
I just wanted to give the youngsters a sample of intrinsic skills and how it’s our ACE IN THE HOLE!
Many (if not all) MGTOW are very talented individuals molded by the necessity to survive and prosper.
Here’s how I spent my Saturday (yesterday).
To start the story off, living in an abandoned forest has many challenges when it comes to maintaining your own personal safety, vegetation management is a must otherwise everything you own will be destroyed by the ever encroaching neglected forest.
Here’s a photo of the cycle bar I shattered blades and destroyed the actuator arm chewing a rock, nice for cutting and haying tall grass or corn, but rocks? Not so good.

Here’s a photo of another one I bought for parts on Thursday.
After short deliberation and contemplation I asked myself why go through all the work of rebuilding this if it’s only gonna get destroyed tackling brush instead of corn or grass.
So by Friday I located a brush hog attachment that needed repairs mostly for the sake of safety
Saturday morning:
Here I start scabbing the brush and debris guard back together, I line all my Gravely mower decks with re-bar to stop them from bending and getting struck by the blades, brush hog is no acceptation as this one shows blade strikes on the deck.


Rear of deck reinforced to prevent collapsing while reversing and hitting something two extra bolt tabs also to absorb the shock and prevent fatiguing;

Here’s the chain, evenly marked for spacing. The chain is leftovers from shortening tirechains, cost $0.00

Getting hot, gotta cool it down, heat belongs in weld not the gun.


Here on the reverse skis I noticed a flaw inherent with brush mowers and that’s this wedge in the photo below, a sapling can get wedged stopping the machine and digging a hole real fast with the tire chains, happened to me all the time with a walk behind!;

Here’s the solution, a simple bridge to either stop the machine without wedging in and making the machine dig a grave for itself, or it bends over the sapling lifting the deck and skidding over it without binding up, these “hooks” also get snagged on EVERYTHING while you’re backing out!
Here’s the solution and it worked flawless on the trial run.

This entire area was growing grass before I abandoned it for my 10 year stent in Vermont in the center of the photo is the tractor and brush hog on it’s test run;

Here’s what I’m running it through without any problems, I topple the sapling in one direction then turn around and eat them to woodchips in the other direction, very satisfied with the results, the test went flawless;

Back to the garage for more improvements.
On the tractor I have added helper springs to make the deck easier to lift for the electric actuator, this will decrease the load saving the battery from constant cycling, the wiring harness from added heat and the stater the extra load to create more electricity, commonsense to minimize wear and tear on the electrical system. I’m even gonna add led headlights instead of the three standard incandescent 1157s’. My entire home is led now, didn’t save much since the electric rates doubled! But that’s a different story.

The bar was cut to even with the inside front tire, it serves as a brush bar also for knocking over saplings that may get by the brushhog or the tractor.

By 4:00 PM I had it cleaned sanded and ready for paint. The paint I used is 20 years old and somehow hasn’t reacted. It cost me $6.00 a gallon using one quart that’s a $1.50! The grand total for this project was $1.50 U.S., plus the kilowatts, and pennies for CO2. So maybe like $2.50 U.S. is more like it! The Acetone I used to clean the gun cost more than the paint!

By 5:00 PM here’s what it looked like! Intrinsic VALUE! CAN’T LIVE COMFORTABLE WITHOUT IT!

After a hard day’s work I cooked an awesome MG-Towers Kohoona Burgers with beans, greens, and rice! Mmmmmmm mmmmm good! PROTEIN!
The MANgrille was another MG-Tower project with unlimited dividends!
Life is GOOD gentlemen! Weld it up!
My dogs helped me finish it along with their little burger in the middle, little dogs can sure eat allot!

Now wasn’t that a better Saturday than marching to the tune of some nagging c~~~ or chasing women in hopes of not getting stuck with a nagging c~~~?
Now wasn’t that a better Saturday than marching to the tune of some nagging c~~~ or chasing women in hopes of not getting stuck with a nagging c~~~?
Awesome Tower 👍
You must own a better Crystal ball than ICool invention tower . I like fire so i probably would of burnt that s~~~ down .
That dish looks pretty s~~~ hot bro . Stealthy are ya lurking .
We want the time machine .
THE PLANTATION HAS NOW TURNED INTO THE KILLING FIELDS . WOMAN ARE NOW ROLLING CAMBODIAN STYLE .

Anonymous42Awesome Tower
I attribute all awesomeness to the natural order of life and that is MEN ARE SUPERIOR not QUEERIOR like TV suggests! Men impress me, women don’t, what can I say? Evertyhing you’ve been told about equality is 100% hogwash bulls~~~! Do you really think Rosy the Riveter held the pneumatic hammer? More like held the dolly on the other side while a man muscled the steel and drove the rivets, everything you’ve been fed is a crock of s~~~! It was a crock of s~~~ back then as much as it’s a crock of s~~~ today every time Missy at work says “get John to move it” or will YOU give me a hand.
When do men ask women to help us with anything?
Wanna know why we don’t ask or expect anything?
It’s because we’ve been conditioned by society to believe we deserve nothing from women except for the opportunity to kneel down and become a disposable utility! You’re just another strand in the safety net for them to rely on, that is until MGTOW…
Cool invention tower . I like fire so i probably would of burnt that s~~~ down .
That dish looks pretty s~~~ hot bro . Stealthy are ya lurking .
We want the time machine .
Let me make one thing perfectly clear, NOBODY GETS THE TIME MACHINE, IT’S MINE!
Fire? Around here? When you’re a smoker living in the belly of the Exxon Valdez; FIRE IS NOT YOUR FRIEND!


Anonymous43i’m calling it right now
Tuna!
we are all tuna compared to this man’s skills in improvise, adapt and overcome.
and I thought I was made out of awesome cleaning the garage.
The native americans once believed that the earth rested upon the back of a turtle which stood upon the back of another turtle, and so on and so on with it being turtles all the way down.
They were partially right… but instead of it being turtles, it’s men.
If I had a woman in my life… a daughter, a girl I thought might not be a total c~~~… I wouldn’t take her to disneyland to play princess, I’d take her to the Pilot Truck Stop and Travel Center at 5am on a Saturday.
We’d sit in the parking lot and watch as the big rigs, utility trucks, work vans, delivery vehicles, cleaning crews, gas tankers and all manner of other people came and went and I’d say to her “Honey, what do you see?” and she’d say “A lot of men.” and I’d say “And what are all those men doing?” and she’d say “Working”. And I’d say “That’s right. These are the men nobody notices, nobody talks about, and nobody ever thanks. They’re keeping the lights on, delivering the food, carrying the products to the stores, cleaning the streets, repairing all the things that break… and without them, we’d all be dead by Monday. Go over and thank one of them.”
And if she ever said a disparaging word about men as a group or accused an individual man of anything negative without facts and proof, we’d spend another saturday morning at the truck stop. We’d go every day until she understood that this motherf~~~ing world rests on the backs of hard working motherf~~~ing men.
They’ll figure it out. Oh, about three days too late, but they will figure it out.
Awesome Tower
What he said

Anonymous42What he said
Thanks Yumbo, coming from here in the sea of “well said!”!
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