Now to be honest, I don't take the best care of the Gator. He doesn't have a hard job (mostly just brings poop buckets back and forth to the dumpster, and drags the ring once or twice a week). So I'm not always that good at remembering to get him serviced. He's a good worker, he does is thing. If a light goes on or he stops working I get him tended to.
Fortunately, I was able to get him picked up yesterday and hopefully he'll be all patched up with new tires, a new battery, and fresh oil by the weekend. And if not? Well, I guess I'll figure that out when the time comes. At least I noticed BEFORE the horses actually got here? Right?
Poor Gus! But at least you realized before the horses made it home :)
ReplyDeleteRight? And they called today to say it will be back Friday afternoon. Perfect!
DeleteIf I were responsible for maintaining our ranger or lawn mower, they would be in constant disrepair. I'm glad you realized Gus was needing some attention before the horses came home. When is moving day?
ReplyDeleteFriday! I can't wait!
DeleteSo exciting!
Deletelol this is very relatable, as i just had to replace the battery (and am looking suspiciously at the one persistently leaky tire) on my poor long suffering farm truck.... siiiiiigh
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure why I hate having to buy tires so much... But I really do.
Deletehahahaha!
ReplyDeleteAre you laughing at how ridiculous the little gator looks on that huge flatbed? Cause I do every time I see it.
DeleteAw, poor Gus! Glad he is getting some tlc and new parts for the summer!
ReplyDeleteGood as new hopefully!
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