Subscribe via RSSLast summer, my father-in-law purchased a really nice John Deere riding mower. The mower was amazing. It did everything a mower was supposed to do, and a lot of what a tractor could do, as John Deere designed it. But within days of getting it home, my father-in-law (Jay) began drilling holes in the hood of the mower, over the wheel wells, and on the trailer he purchased. I know Jay well enough now, so none of this was a surprise to me. He has modified most of his tools, and he considers everything he buys (vehicles, mowers, screw drivers, etc…) simply a tool. Most of the time, he already has a plan for modifying the tool before he leaves the store. (more…)
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