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Awesome, Gary. Believe or not, we also have an un-restored older brother to that VA, a Case SC from around the same time. It needs a LOT of help though. Doesn't run, all the sheet metal's there though, and most of it needs paint. Motor needs an overhaul though. And the rims are totally shot...

Central Mass, if you can believe it. Near the CT/RI border. What they call the Last Green Valley.

I'll look, I'm interested now... I love trivia! Mange tak!

I also dabble in vegetable and flower gardening Timber framing and stone masonry backcountry skiing brewing beer, and making french viennoiserie. And I'm an avid road cyclist and mountain biker. I guess I epitomize the jack of all trades, lol

Oh it's not much of a homestead. I'm on a couple acres, but surrounded by 160 acres of family farm land. I have some informal responsibility in maintaining the farmland, mostly involving keeping the damned fence lines cut back, which is also where all my firewood comes from. Also clearing up...

It's cool man, me too :) That is definitely at the core of the problem. I think you may have nailed it. They tend to slide down just enough for slop and rotation, as you say, no matter how hard a crank down on the foot strap. And I've never really had to crank down the foot strap with my...

Hey all, couldn't find anything on search for this: I was on leather t-pads on my steel buckingham spurs for quite a while, and upgraded to the Opsals based on their reputation. Comfortable for sure, but ever since I started using them, I've noticed my spurs tend to want to twist on my feet a...