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I am so sorry to hear that Dan passed. Even though I never met him in person I considered him a good friend and helpful person.
Sincerely Billy
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I am sorry to hear the news. I first met Dan at one of the Cub-Aramas many years ago. I, as everyone here, will miss him.
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As has been recanted often here, I am another Forum member who never had the obvious pleasure/honor to meet your Father. As recently as 2 months ago, he posted about all the wonderful birds he was feeding in the yard and it was obvious what great pleasure he derived from that activity. A passing such as your Father's is usually harder on those who survive so my hope and message to you is take great comfort from the kind words of many and realize he was one of the "good guys" who made a difference and touched many lives in the process. Best wishes ! Craig
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A true loss indeed. My sincerest condolences on the passing of your dad. And, thanks for letting us know.
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our thoughts and prayers are with you
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Rest assured that your father was a true gentleman, respected by all that knew him, either in person or here on the forum. He will be missed very much.
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I'm so sorry for your loss. I don't know how I can add to all the fine comments He was one fine person . I have known your Dad for the last 6 years and have been up to visit him a few times. Our prayers go out to your family.
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We emailed each other back and forth about birds. Your dad was always referred to in highest regard from people on this forum. We will miss him on here.
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Very sorry to hear of Dan's passing. Enjoyed the thread about What to will to who. Also enjoyed talking with him about family histories (some of the wife's mother's family was from AR.) He will be missed on the forum.
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Nancy and I did have the privilege of meeting Dan - we were enroute from TX to Back Home Again in IN, and he was kind enough to meet us for breakfast.
What a man! All the good things that have been posted are true as can be.
Prayers for your family, but what a wealth of memories of a role model.
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So that we may be able to pay our last respects to our friend and mentor, would it be possible for the Funeral Home to post an on-line Book of Condolences ?
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Rudi - there is a link on the main forum in the post about Dan's funeral arrangements. The funeral home page does have an online guestbook.
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My thoughts and prayers are with the family, Dan was a very kind person I met him at Cubarama and he never forgot anyone I will miss him.
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farmertan grinding valve seats on his Cub while farmall5391 and Gary Charles look on and Randallc's hands and camera.
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We had a good 1st fest.
Big thanks to farmertan for hosting it at his place and thanks to everyone who came. Hope everybody enjoyed it as much as I did.
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Thanks for the pix Art. Glad everybody had a good time. It looks like the midwest CubFests are starting to take hold. Hopefully, I can take a little tour out that way someday.
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Many thanks to farmertan, Arthur, JP for hosting this CubFest. Gary Charles and I sure had a great time. Made it home about 6:30 and got unloaded about 8:00. Wonderful time. Farmertan made us at home and we're impressed with his machinest skills. Got to visit the homes of jpcubs and Arthur Luke who certainly made us feel at home. And thanks to Johnny for parts donations of mag parts and all the help and instructions from JP and Arthur.
Those who couldn't make it, make plans for next year if we can convince them to schedule another.
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you fellers don't mess around. i got home about 10:15. sure had a good time. i want to thank everybody for making me feel welcome. tom
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Thanks to everybody involved in putting on the event. I had a great time and cannot wait to get together with you guys with my tractor. I hope we can all do this again very soon.
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glad to see some young guys interested in cubs. maybe they will be around for another 60 some odd years. tom
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Tom, glad you got to see me again and had a safe trip home.
Greg, it was good to meet you and Colt. (hope I remembered his name correctly) He is a dandy. Remember to give me a call when you get ready to tune that Cub. If we do it on the right weekend maybe we can get Bill E Bob to come over from Skiatook and join us for a mini fest. I have to get his tools back to him soon anyway.
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thanks art for the pics. who is that good looking young man in the camaflage shirt. ha ha . tom
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How much snow can you plow without chains, a good heavy wet snow 6'',8'',10'',12''
Iam thinking about buying a plow for my cub and my driveway not the smoothest
plowing snow ?????
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plowing snow ?????
How much snow can you plow without chains, a good heavy wet snow 6'',8'',10'',12''
Iam thinking about buying a plow for my cub and my driveway not the smoothest
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Gary, I have plowed my 350' drive with about 8" of snow with out chains with a little slippage but no real problems. I don't know what surface you have, but chains are hard on blacktop drives so you want to keep that in mind.
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Looks good ,great video thanks barnyard
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With patience you can plow a lot of snow. Push slightly to the left, back off an push slightly to the right to get a path. Then nothing says you have to push a full blade width. I plowed for several years without chains but prefer them, have wheelweights. You can also add weight on the drawbar. On the level it does well. On a hill not so well. Resist the temptation to plow downhill if you don't have chains, sooner or later you will get stuck. A frozen piece when hit with an angled blade will throw the front of a cub sidways real quick. I have an asphalt drive and plow with chains, there is no way I could plow without them. My drive is steep enough that I get slippage when icy trying to back uphill. My chains are homemade out of regular link chain so the drive has never been hurt. A welded v link would probably tear it up. Vern
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Enjoyed the video Barnyard, Thanks for posting it.
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I also use chains on my paved driveway. No way to get up the driveway without chains and wheel weights - simple basic fact of winter at least up here. Our snow here can go from light and fluffy to heavy and wet quickly so learning how to plow snow with the Cub can be interesting. Ice is especially worriesome when it freezes into chunks - hitting it with the blade down can be quite jarring and hard on the Cub, the blade and of course you. BTDT Ice causes slippage even with chains so care should be exercised at all times - plowing is fun but it can lead to unexpected events.
Patience is the key, take small bites at a time. If you have a hydraulically activated blade same applies but you have more options. I plow mostly in 1st and 2nd. 1st for heavy or large amounts as well as the first cut. 2nd is good for most snowfalls. 3rd is kinda nice when the snow is relatively light and I am plowing down to the brook. The snow can really flow off the blade (angled usually to the right) almost to the point of needing a full balaclava or a cab I also plow up and down hill when possible. No way I want to back up 600 -800 feet -- way too hard on the neck.
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I have weights and no chains on my lo-boy, and an asphalt drive. I angle the blade, and am limited to about 6" of wet, heavy snow. Any more than that, and she starts slipping after 20 feet.
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I've not had good luck plowing.
Even with chains.
But, I also didn't have any weight on the rear.
Going to see what I can make up to put on the drawbar.
How much weight would I need?
I would have thought my big fat butt would be a substantial contribution
I am plowing a dirt/stone drive slightly downhill
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Ricky Racer made a great weight for the rearend of his Cub last year, I think. Hopefully he'll read this and post a photo or two for ya, LarryFoster.
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I plow both asphalt and concrete without chains on a slight grade. The tractor has one set of rear weights and ag tires.
As others have reported, if you don't get too aggressive, in most cases you will keep moving.
Naturally plowing downhill works best but as someone previously mentioned, occasionly when you try to back up hill, you'll spin out and go nowhere.
Since the cubs didn't feature factory traction sanders, I carry a coffee can of sand on the floor and when I do start to spin, dump a handful overboard on the spinning tire and usually within seconds have traction again.
The sand may not be as effective as a set of chains but it works well as long as you haven't buried yourself and it keeps the scratches off the concrete.
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I have never been able to push snow with the Cub, but I have moved a little dirt with it. I prefer weights and liquid ballast.
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If you are plowing on gravel I suppose it would be alright to go without chains, my driveway is blacktop and has a very small incline, I cannot plow it without chains on, the problem with chains and blacktop is I don't care how easy you try to let out on the clutch the tires spin a little leaving marks on the blacktop.
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i have blacktop and don't use chains[I do have them] I can do up to 7 inches[maybe 8] with no problem.My other driveways are gravel so I could use chains on them,,but dont...I have a hand lift and like it best for plowing...The blade gets to "float" better!!! I keep the blade up 1 to 2 inches off the driveway so I'm not digging in..My gravel driveway neighbors like it cause they are not raking the gravel back to the driveway in the spring...Kevin
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If we're going to spend a high pick on a LB it would have to be an OLB that can rush the passer. I really don't see us having any interest in Te'o.
I have a strong feeling we're gonna end up with schiano's boy from rutgers one way or another. Even if we dont scout him at all (like schiano would need to). Come to think of it that would probably be the biggest indicator that we are drafting him. Logan ryan in the second, either with our pick or by trading back in.
What is your point? I was wrong? Ok. You win. I was wrong.
Here is a round up of Mayocks comments today. Mostly crazy talk imo, but I do agree with this gem.... "I wouldn't want a top-10 pick in this draft. The fifth pick and the 25th pick are very similar."http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000140157/article/mike-mayock-tyrann-mathieu-a-fourthround-prospect?campaign=Twitter_atl
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Here is a round up of Mayocks comments today. Mostly crazy talk imo, but I do agree with this gem.... "I wouldn't want a top-10 pick in this draft. The fifth pick and the 25th pick are very similar."http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000140157/article/mike-mayock-tyrann-mathieu-a-fourthround-prospect?campaign=Twitter_atlCouple things left out....he says Bjoern Werner is not a top 10 pick, but Cincinnati DE Walter Stewart is a top 10 pick....even though everyone and there mom has that kid as a 7th round prospect and he doesn't look special on tape at all. I'm usually on board with Mayock, but he has some real head scratchers this year.
This draft class is making people crazy. The folks over at NFP released their top 200 and they have Syracuse QB Ryan Nassib as the best player in the entire draft! Uummm......ok? That kid's success is all system. He dinks and dunks to wide open receivers that are ten yards away, and then sputters out in the redzone when things get condensed. His arm strength is average at best and he isn't very mobile. Where's the upside? If that guy is the best player in the draft, we should trade away every pick in the draft.


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Finally got my hands on the new batch. Batch 13 March 2011. Poured from bomber to pint glass.
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12-14-2011 19:30:57 | More by pbsmooth
3.93/5 rDev -7.1%
Pours a nice copper and amber color with some shockingly excellent clarity; a light beige, creamy, fine-bubbled head tops this one off and leaves little bits of lacing on its way down the glass. Big-time pine and citrus hits your nose right away; mild pineapple, grapefruit, orange zest. The hop profile is lightly peppery, piney, and leafy. As it opens up, it becomes more weed, dank, and pungent. The hop bill is met with an equally powerful malt bill; sweet, toasty, steely caramel and light brown sugar on the nose. Again, there are some light spices, mostly reminiscent of white pepper, floating around in the aroma.
The taste hits big with a uniquely pungent and sweet hop flavor, alongside a faint cinnamon and white pepper spiciness. Upon tasting, the hop profile seems to be a little more floral and perfume-like than the nose would have you believe. Caramel malts are present, and heavy at that, maybe almost too powerful for a DIPA. Sweet bread and butter also comes alive thanks to the hefty malt bill. There's a nice sharp bitterness brought in from the leafy hops, followed closely by a nice, counterbalancing sugar-coated grapefruit flavor. Little bits of citrus sift into the aftertaste with a dying leafy and floral flavor from the hops. Medium-thick body with middle of the road carbonation.
Decent DIPA, although maybe a tad overrated in my opinion. Little heavy on the malt, I would've liked to see a little more hop flavors jumping out, although the hop profile was pretty unique in its own right.
02-10-2013 23:31:11 | More by tectactoe
4.08/5 rDev -3.5%
22oz bottle.
Pours a standard burnished caramel orange with 2 plus fingers of sticky head that leaves some light lacing.
Pineapple is the dominant smell coming out of this one along with citrus fruits, a hint of pine and a big billboard stating: Warning, major caramel malt!
Yep, the billboard wasn't lying. Hefty sticky sweetness with a touch of acridity and roast, pine and citrus hops keeping up though. BIG is the word I'd use, no surprise though from Avery. Pretty typical American DIPA, big all around, plan is to knock your socks off. Pretty well executed.
Plenty of crisp carbonation keeps this one from weighing your mouth down, yet the hefty nature of this and the sweetness of the malt make this a no-more-than-one-bottle beer.
04-22-2010 00:01:59 | More by ExtraStout
4/5 rDev -5.4%
04-23-2012 13:25:53 | More by DavyJones
4.5/5 rDev +6.4%
08-05-2013 00:53:58 | More by OhioBobcat
4.5/5 rDev +6.4%
06-21-2014 23:22:27 | More by kevindrosendahl
4.75/5 rDev +12.3%
05-18-2013 16:05:35 | More by jono0101
4.25/5 rDev +0.5%
08-08-2013 14:59:03 | More by npala86
4.22/5 rDev -0.2%
A: Nice golden orange color with slight light brown. Overall very bright colors that are extenuated even more by the off-white/ivory head that has tightly knitted bubbles and retains decently well. Slightly murky consistency
S: An unexpected citrus/sweet hops aroma that gives you a pleasant wake up call to the sniffer. I got strong alcoholic aromas out of this too, which did not hurt the overall quality but gave it a balance that really sets you up for the taste.
T: Great earthy and piney hops flavors that hit first like they should. Sweet malts: grapefruit, lemon, and citrus. The alcohol plays an important role in the taste as well and specifically balances out the citrus and bitter malts to be more rounded and complex (I think that's where the more tropical signatures are coming from). Real great.
M: Medium bodied that gives you the bitterness that an Imperial IPA should have (102 IBUs on this one), touch of the sweet malts that makes this one unique, and the alcohol that brings it full circle
D: To start I liked the way that maharaja isn't about specifically showing off a hoppy bitterness. There is much more involved then sucking your tongue out your face. Also, with a 10.69% abv, I would have thought the alcohol (though also appreciated) would have drowned me out a bit... It didn't. Its not to be taken lightly, but not feared at all. I liked it a lot and in many ways solidified my good opinion of Avery in stone. A great try and recommend snagging one. For those out there wanting to match food, I had maharaja with a dank roasted turkey sandwich with some biting jack cheese, made it all the better.
03-04-2010 21:52:27 | More by APetitfils
5/5 rDev +18.2%
05-12-2013 21:54:06 | More by Tiernan
North Carolina
3.68/5 rDev -13%
22 oz bottle
A-Clear amber with decent white head
S-Like somebody slapped me in the face with a pine branch soaked in alcohol. Very sweet on the nose but lots of hops.
T-Very sweet almost candy/honey sweetness with an alcohol burn, sharp pine and more orange than grapefruit, a fair amount of alcohol in the taste, detracted from the flavor somewhat, Not a delicate flavor but in your face
M-Medium to full full in mouth, fairly creamy, good carbonation
D-High alcohol in taste and in abv would prevent drinkning too much, but I'd drink more than one pint.
Not a very sublt beer and a little overpowering in the alcohol department which is usually what I think of the big Avery beers.
07-10-2008 16:54:09 | More by hopsleeroy
4.33/5 rDev +2.4%
A: Pours a burnt orange pint with a nice white
head and visible carbonation hopping from the
bottom of the glass.
S: Abundance of citrus, grassy, and pine aromas
float off of this beer.
T: The citrus hits you immediately followed by
the florals/grassy flavors. The finish leaves
you feeling like you've sipped some Bombay
M: This is a beer of substance kind of heavy in
on the pallet and almost thick.
D: Very drinkable if you can get past the ABV
which I didn't mention in the "T" area
because I thought it redundant.
05-23-2009 22:14:20 | More by ArrogantDeadGuy
4.18/5 rDev -1.2%
The Maharaja Imperial India Pale Ale. 10.27% alcohol as stated on bottle. Bottled in Feb. 2009 batch 9.
A- Pours a thick orange fluid with one inch off white head that fall to creamy bubbly rim around glass. Leaves excellent patchy lacing that hangs around till the beer is long gone.
S- Smell is of rich fresh hops. Grapefruit, lemon and tangerine are first noticed. Mild malts and alcohol esters sneak in late in the nose. Top notch freshness.
T-M- Taste is a ground breaking grapefruit tart with matching tones of fresh cut grass and glorious notes of floral hops. At 102 ibu's this beer is packing a very nice hop experience with excellent balance between massive hop tone with subtle malty charactor... almost perfect.
D- For a beer of this magnitude I would love to find it on tap and sip pint after pint night after night. Wonderfully done brew, too bad I bought it in North Carolina and live in Florida. Would love to keep a few around.
10-10-2009 02:42:02 | More by wesbrownyeah
North Carolina
4/5 rDev -5.4%
02-04-2012 05:25:49 | More by BenTherHppedThat
4.08/5 rDev -3.5%
This was beer was most generously given to me by Hophead101. Thanks Greg.
A: Incredibly deep, murky coppery amber. Very fine carbonation rising rapidly. It delivered a nice cream colored one finger head without any effort. The head retention is great and it sticks to the glass nicely, leaving a very impressive bubbly and intricate lacing.
S: Nice fresh grass. Strong hop resin. Big fruit - mostly grapefruit. The caramel malt comes through loud and clear too. There's a little alcohol that takes over the nose a little too much as the drink progresses. The overall smell is incredibly sweet.
T: Very tasty. Powerful stuff. Much as you would expect from the smell but the bittering hops come through on the finish and deliver a death blow. The aftertaste is tangy has some alcohol and the bitterness leaves you with that nice dryness that makes you want to do it all over again. As it promises, it takes no prisoners in the hop or malt arenas. I usually love malt but I'd love to know what this would taste like with the malt dialed down a wee tad. Balance is in the palette of the beholder!
M: Medium bodied but the huge amount of malt makes it feel very round and creamy. The medium carbonation keeps it lively and stops it from being too heavy. The alcohol is turned up a little too much and delivers a little burn to the back of the throat.
D: An amazing brew. Would drink again in a second and it is way up there in my list of DIPA's. Now, if I am going to nit pick, I have to say that for my personal taste, the sweetness was a touch too sickly and the alcohol flavor is too exposed. Again, pay attention to my score to realize that these points are minor in the overall experience. At the end of the day, it was an incredibly bold DIPA that was thoroughly enjoyed!
04-11-2009 02:23:36 | More by sgoodship
New York
3.75/5 rDev -11.3%
01-15-2013 20:09:19 | More by SkiBum22
4.33/5 rDev +2.4%
Ap: Pours a copper/gold color with a vocal head of tight laced bubbles. Head recedes fairly quickly. Vigourous carbonation.
Ar: Floral, herbal, hoppy aroma offset by sweet caramel malt. Slight alcohol notes. Candied orange peel, orange marmalade.
Ta: Sweet caramel melt flavor in the front leads to a blast of hoppy bitterness in the middle which fades to a warming alcohol finish. Beautifully balanced between sweetness & bitterness, along with nice alcohol bite.
Mo: Full bodied! Very rich & chewy. A true meal! You can feel the loads of malt in the body. Very smooth for the high ABV.
Dr: Easy drinking for the strength. The fuller bodied mouthfeel does not detract from its drinkability. A nice sipper....
Comments: My first offering from Avery & well worth it. Very well balanced DIPA which masks the high ABV well behind the bountiful malt & hops. This one is a must for all hopheads!
02-16-2007 21:06:46 | More by JMD71
4.5/5 rDev +6.4%
From BeerAdvocate Magazine Volume II, Issue VI:
Maharaja quickly became classic among the über hopheads. We guess we fall into the group somehow, bring on the hops!
More than ample lacing from this extremely hoppy beer, bright copper hue. Big punget oily hop aroma of tobacco, hemp seeds, grapefruit zest and fresh mint leaves. Big oily smoothness in the medium to full body. Lots of hop flavor on the palate, fresh hop oil, herbs and mint, bitter tobacco, a touch of hemp oil with some earthiness. Maltiness stands strong with spikes of caramel and bready flavors. Alcohol brings some warmth and fruitiness to the table with more of a subtle pear and mango flavor. Hop bitterness is all around and never leaves even far into the bittersweet finish, more of a mellow bitterness that's thick.
American beer at its best here, hopefully it's one more known example where the industry is going and how far it can reach when it comes to the level of flavor. If you are a hophead and have yet to try this beer, what are you waiting for?!!
09-10-2010 13:41:05 | More by BeerAdvocate
New York
4.5/5 rDev +6.4%
A - Orange amber with a thick, sticky, lasting, off-white head. Moderate carbonation perfect for an Imperial IPA.
S - I don't think a beer can smell better. This was meant to be a big hoppy monster with huge hop aroma and it lives right up to it. They cut no corners to make this a perfect smelling IIPA.
T - Citrus and floral hops all over. So much that they could easily overwhelm the beer, but a simple but strong malt profile backs them up. Is it possible "balance" a beer this extreme? They have done a fine job making a crazily hopped brew balanced with a simple but hearty malt bill.
M - Great body to back up all that alcohol and malt flavor. Any thinner and the heat from the alcohol or bitterness from the hops would be too much, but now they pulled it off.
D - A bomber of this is perfect, this is not a beer you are going to session or drink too much of. It is not refreshing and is a bit challenging, but you will enjoy the challenge.
04-01-2010 00:08:20 | More by steelerguy
4.85/5 rDev +14.7%
An exceptional beer! The pour was a perfect dark amber color with a super fluffy white head that left much lace on the glass. The smell was pure piny hops and a very small hint of orange zest which was very inviting. With the first sip, the pine flavored hops explode in your mouth and are almost too intense if not for the great malt balance that comes next, followed by a slight alcohol flavor in the finish. The great thing about the flavor is that the malt balance is not overly sweet, it is dry in a way and really does well to balance out the hops but not get in the way. This is and excellent beer and if you are a fan of hops, you will love it for sure!
04-16-2007 10:26:15 | More by Dmann
4.5/5 rDev +6.4%
03-18-2012 22:27:17 | More by Bitzer
4.05/5 rDev -4.3%
Drank on-tap out of a tulip glass. Cloudy amber with a decent head to it and better lacing than I would have expected, given the alcohol content.
Beautiful floral smells. I could have spent the entire time just breathing in the aroma and feel like I'd gotten my money's worth.
Strong hoppy citrus flavors in the introduction, followed by decent malt flavor. Finishes with overpowering piney oils that may be a bit over the top.
Incredibly rich mouthfeel, among the best I've had, though it missed the 5 by having a bit less carbonation than I felt it deserved. Could have been a fluke, though, because I've had other draft beers come across as under-carbonated because they were either from the bottom of the keg or from a keg that wasn't finished quickly enough.
Drinkability goes down because this beer is so overpowering that it almost precludes conversation. As a friend who sipped my beer said, "that's work", and then immediately afterward commented that his Lagunitas IPA tasted a bit insipid by comparison. Also, I had donated blood earlier in the day, and the effects of the alcohol were downright distracting by the time I got to the bottom of the glass. Not that I would have considered not finishing it, however.
I will definitely order this beer the next time I'm at Korova, a bar on the Commons in Ithaca, NY.
05-12-2007 02:24:45 | More by TuckerCarlson
Maharaja from Avery Brewing Company
94 out of 100 based on 4,642 ratings.


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Re: FARMALL M
Here is the finished product 1940 McCormick Deering Farmall M
Thanks Phil
"Work Hard ,Play Often,Care Always"
Re: FARMALL M
Phil - Beautiful job! As always!
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
Re: FARMALL M
That's a fine looking tractor, Phil.
Don McCombs
MD, Deep Creek Lake
"1950 Something" Farmall Cub
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Re: FARMALL M
Great job, Phil !!
In the middle of every difficulty lies opportunity. - Albert Einstein
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Re: FARMALL M
An outstanding ground up job! I can really appreciate all the time and attention to detail, very well done!
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Re: FARMALL M
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Re: FARMALL M
Wow, that's fantastic.
Re: FARMALL M
I bet it didn't look that good new!!!! Great job!!!! Kevin
47 CUB[Krusty] 49 CUB[Ollie] 50 H-- PLOWS DISCS MOWERS AND lots more stuff!!Life is to short -Have fun now cause ya ain't gonna be here long!!!!
Re: FARMALL M
Beautiful tractor, Mr. Denny.
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Re: FARMALL M
nice looking M....enjoy it
'If they're tappin', they're not burnin'
Re: FARMALL M
You did a very nice resteration on the M very nice
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Re: FARMALL M
Your M looks great and the hood grill and tank look amazing. I think I would be afraid to let anyone touch that if it was mine since it is so nice.
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Re: FARMALL M
Can't beat an old M that looks new again. Are you going to bore out the engine?
Dad did an M years ago and bored her out. As a kid with model airplane experience I was chosen among my 4 brothers to put on all the new M decals. She looked and drove like new and lasted the new owner over 20 years and was still running good. By the way she had lots of snort to.
IHC made a quality machine and was leader of the pack.Let's keep them running,
Re: FARMALL M
The engine was bored from 3 7/8 to 4 inch have step pistons in, from what I can tell it would rival the super M . right
When I look back at the pictures of the first day to where it is today , I am amazed that it took over 2 yrs to complete. where did the time go/
It did get me through 2 winters with something to do in the evenings.
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Re: FARMALL M
They say that a Super M has a little more HP than a bored out M but dont quote me.
IHC made a quality machine and was leader of the pack.Let's keep them running,
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