Well, I had my wife make a video of both machines running. The video shows me trying to push without chains. I've since mounted them, and it really needed them. I tried to find some spare 5-12 tires to dual it up, but haven't yet. When I do, I think it'll have the ability to run the 60 inch blade. Here's the link - Here is a link that might be useful: BCS 850 with blade video

That's the problem I have here... no decent trees with limbs low enough to hang plants from in summer. I only have one... the French Pink Pussywillow shrub, which is actually more of a tree now. I've been pruning it to stay at a manageable size, and it now has some lower limbs that might be good for hanging a few plants on this coming summer. It's situated on the east side of a building, so it's sheltered nicely. I thought I'd summer over my orchids in its branches, and also some of my cacti type plants. My bulbs will either be staying indoors, or they'll come out if I can locate a fine mesh cloth to cover them with. I am not willing to share them with Narcissus Bulb Flies! By spring, I should have my indoor light situation fixed to my satisfaction. I'd love to take every plant I have outside for the nicer weather, but I just don't want to end up posting a horror story about destroyed bulbs! There have been too many posted already, and if nothing else, I've learned a thing or two about insect damage! Tomato cages are definitely within my budget, but I'm wondering if it would be worth it to purchase one of those gorgeous black wrought iron towers... the flowers of this night bloomer certainly deserve a special home! I look forward to seeing photos of your tree, complete with your Epiphyllum collection!

Thanks Deb. I got the plumie last winter when my friend couldn't fit all hers in the house, lol. It was blooming but we knocked off most of the flowers moving it. We have a red one that is multi branched that we couldn't move and a large yellow one. The others are small. If you plant is has been rooted for a while there is a good chance you will get blooms next year. They like a lot of fertilizer like the brugs. I can't wait to see all those open on the older one and got a surprise flower on another one this morning. I thought it was the orange pot I was seeing through the greenery and I went Humm, whats that red thing, lol. It was a beautiful bloom hiding in there, lol. The variegated hibiscus is pretty but there are such long stems on the flowers they all hang down. You can click on the pics to enlarge them if you can't see them well.

Betsy, Watch the season 3 finalt tonight and I think there might be a recap show before the premier tomorrow night. You are better off having seen the other seasons, but it won't be too horrible to not see them. One of my friends started in the middle of season 2 and he wasn't too confused. If you have the time, read the episode recaps on abc.com so you can see what happened on each episode that you missed. It is an awesome show and I really hope that season 4 lives up to season's 1 and 2! Season 3 didn't get really good until the last 7 episodes.