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 Folgers coffee finally got into the act too. They went from 33.9 oz. to 30.5 oz, ( a drop of 9%) but the price only came down about 4%

 It sounds like your clutch plate might have uneven wear. If it has adjusting bolts, you might try tightening them in 1/8- 1/4 turn. (Too tight, and it might not disengage).   I don't have a JD but I had a similar problem with my Kobota.

 They probably did that so you wouldn't have any of those pesky leftovers after filling two 20 round mags.  :whistle:

 No one by the name of "Resident" lives at my address, but if they find him here, they can throw him in jail for all I care.

  You're obviously using the wrong lube.   :cool:

I you can find them, left handed drill bits work great. Most times the bit itself will back it out but if not, you still have the hole for the ez-out.   The only places I've ever found them at were small, independent hardware stores and online.     I just checked online and supposedly, Northern Tools have them.

 Welcome to the forum from Tipton County, glad to see another member from this end of the state.   I recommend that you do a ton of research before jumping into reloading. You'll find that you  have to do a LOT of shooting to offset the price of loading equip. 

I don't see a problem, you seem perfectly normal to me. 

I've been seriously thinking about getting one of the Buck Conversion Knives but am having a hard time justifying the cost for something I don't really need.  :unsure:   http://www.myswitchblade.com/Buck-110-Automatic-Conversion-Knife-p/buck110automatic.htm

I don't use this but since it's a safety recall I thought it should be posted.   http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2015/09/imr-4007-ssc-smokeless-powder-safety-warning-and-recall/

It's about time they came up with something.    http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/09/03/big-rig-state-troopers-are-hiding-in-plain-sight-to-recapture-attention/

 I think Hannity said today that Clarke was standing in for him tomorrow on his radio show.

This is a funny video      https://youtu.be/1jgebZi17zI

Another one here that uses Hornaday Critical Defense.

So, would this have stopped the "Fast and Furious" guns from crossing the border or would government gun running be exempt? 

  ^^^^^^^^^^^ Another vote for this, ^^^^^^^

 I had one similar to that when I was 8 but only half the arrow went through my hand. It took forever for it to totally heal.

 It looks like my neighbors cat, Elvis. He's an orange tabby with dark rings on his tail.

Welcome from the wrong end of the state  :wave:

Welcome to the forum from another dog person.

Welcome to the forum from Tipton County.  

 I have no idea who to contact but last year on opening day there was a group hunting the field just west of Singleton Pky. where Bolen Huse Rd. crosses it.

 If you sew, or know any one that does, there's all kinds of patterns on line.   Just google "Union artillery shell jacket pattern"

 This is what I got back from TWRA and it really doesn't say whether it's legal or not.   There is no trapping season for rabbits in the State of Tennessee.  Page 19 of the Tennessee Hunting and Trapping Guide is where the trapping regulations are found.  You can access the guide at tn.gov/twra       Cape Taylor, Lieutenant Colonel Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Division of Boating and Law Enforcement P.O. Box 40747 Nashville, Tennessee 37204 615-781-6580 office

 I'll appreciate any info you can come up with.    I sent an e-mail to the TWA asking about it but haven't gotten a reply yet. I was going to call but i'd rather have something in writing even if it's just an e-mail from them.   As far as the rabbit season, I've always waited until after the first hard freeze anyway even when I was hunting.  I've had my traps outside weathering for about two years now because I saw this day coming.   Chip