I am like any other investor, I recently bought shares in Tractor Supply (TSCO) and right now I am down as my average purchase was $56.38 per share but I do think TSCO is heading back towards the $60 range.

Hi Keela,I'd just look for how-to videos, don't worry about whether it's a woman doing the work or not :) Check out Rehab Addict as mentioned above for inspiration...I've always loved doing what is traditionally 'man's work'- I am an engineer, I can drive a tractor, skid steer, telehandler, back a trailer up with the best of them.

I started off driving tractors, breaking horses, stacking hay, jockeying, etc, went on to security guard, journeyman painter, oilfield and now law.

Tire swings were in rural areas and in the country...tractor tires painted white as yard planters.

Mowers, tractor, trailers, garden tools etc.I also have a full set of tools at my home and my cottage so I do not have to unload my van.

There are 3 or 4 tractor trailer backends there, vehicles, an industrial ice cream machine, old snowmobiles, a couple boats.

I am a co tractor in Bergen county and would be happy to speak with you.

A public auction will be held precisely to determine the property FMV so that lenders and banks could not take always hundreds of acres of farmland because the farmer defaulted on his tractor loan.

The property is currently a tractor trailer truck salvage yard which I would probably have to deal with in part.

We seem to grab for the quick and easy but its the small amounts and its like I'm happy if I pick up a few hundred it's like my brain is wired wrong then again it could be that I kind of know what I can get for this boat or tractor (or what ever)and wife is catching the bugAnd on bigger things I have to use the W.A.G method I am kind of stumped on how they figure values on a lot of property's to me it seems like a lot of homes in the 210/240 range I personally think are not worth a penny over 160 Maybe I should just play some with mobiles and the cheap fixers at firstMaybe a BRAIN TRANSPLANT!