RE: O/T: Stihl

[DerbyDad03]

I've heard that everything's bigger in Texas.

What's your definition of "an average yard"?

I grew up in NYC. I'll bet my definition is smaller than yours ;-)

[Puckdropper]

Ed Pawlowski wrote in news:_cydnaUwE9Z0gO7InZ2dnUU7- [e-mail]:

There's only two real players in the 1:1 scale model locomotive market... EMD, owned by Caterpiller, and GE. Caterpiller has the free marketing thing down, with the way they place giant logos on their big earth moving equipment. Don't know that I'll ever buy a Cat machine, but certainly think about them from time to time.

Puckdropper

[Leon]

But if you go to a network and buy nationwide coverage why would you want to shortchange yourself by limiting coverage. I can assure you they are getting a blanket deal and not a per station charge.

And for the yard guys that take care of the Californians that choose to ignore the laws and or the fines. Ain't that right Conyey and Ms. Kardacian?

[Leon]

5,000~7000 sq ft. with a 2000 to 3500 sq feet of concrete sitting on it.

[Martin Eastburn]

We used two tractors - one an over-sized mower by JD from JD sales floor not a box store... And a JD PTO front end loader/fine cut and 4' Hog cut mower for just about 3 hours today and got most of the yard. About

1/2 of it is St. Aug then there is Bahia (very tall V top grass) for most of the rest. We have about a dozen other types here. All wild with possibility the Bahia was for turning mud into grass or bailing for feed.

We had St Au blooming with the yellow flowers and maybe 12" (tall) thick.

We have had a great amount of rain so it grows. The town of St. Augustine lies maybe 30 miles to the east of us.

Mart> >>> What's with Stihl?

[J. Clarke]

What's the matter, did you apply for a job in their marketing department and get turned down?

Remarking once is fine. But you're harping.

[krw]

That's about right. Kalifornia (2015) ~= E. Germany (1960)