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Ed Kennell
4 minutes ago, 953 nut said:

 I cheated death twice so far this year,

Ya gotta be tough to get old.      We're all glad you'r still playin Richard.

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ebinmaine

Today we went for a drive a couple hours north to look at 5 pieces of land. 

 

https://maps.app.goo.gl/ujErC4DzcvZ4o78u6?g_st=am

 

 

Saw lots of beautiful scenery and in fall color peak too!

 

We'll be requesting more info on two of the 5 pieces for sure. Possibly 3. 

 

 

After that we got the garden area path bridge set in place. That's in its own thread.  

 

 

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8ntruck

We are in Wyoming, visiting my sister.  Getting some good entertainment out of one of her cats and our dog.  It is a mostly outdoor cat, but seems to enjoy sitting outside of one of the several patio doors in the house to aggrivate the dog.

 

My sister's property is just over 30 acres of ridges and hills.  Dog and I found ourselves on the far side of a 20 foot cliff on our walk today.  The approach looked like it was going to be an easy down hill into the valley between the next ridge - until we walked up on the top of the cliff.  Ended up following the top of the cliff until it shrank into nothing.  Walked just under a mile.  My Garmin claimed that I decended 120 feet, before climbing back to the house.

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WHX??

Check my oil and air up the fronts is all I gotta do. Pullstart can put on the dual if he wants. I got those front wheel weights you wanna throw them on Dan. 

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SylvanLakeWH
3 minutes ago, Achto said:

Next I made a bracket so I can hang dumb bell weights on the front


I was expecting to see a chair on the front end with some one from @Pullstart's plow day sitting on it... :hide:

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Pullstart
9 hours ago, SylvanLakeWH said:


I was expecting to see a chair on the front end with some one from @Pullstart's plow day sitting on it... :hide:

 

I am bringing a friend, that would give Aaron a bird’s eye view of the action!

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953 nut
11 hours ago, Achto said:

dumb bell weights. 

:angry-tappingfoot:            They prefer to be considered Intellectually Challenged weights.

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SylvanLakeWH

Finished up the xc ski chair...

Started on a toddler sized one to use up the remaining ski bits and pieces...

 

 

 

 

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peter lena

@Ed Kennell  had my knees done 20 years ago , 6 months apart , almost Chomical today , 3 days in hospital , then a week  in a nursing home to learn how to walk , then home for  rehab . learned the most  using a  roller stool , for  pull / push  engagement . MAKO has totally changed that  , had a hip replaced  , then home with  visiting  therapy , also on my  lower spine  fusion , my wifes  thumb bone  removal , was very  long  time consuming , months , helped  when ever  needed . also had a stroke in my  eye , years back , watching  the inside of your eye  on a 4 ft screen , blood flow , muscle  movement  , was incredible , my fathers  appendectomy  , 1920,s looked like it was done with a shovel !  biggest issue today , ?   FEAR  to do anything , pete  

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Achto

Finished my front weight set today.

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SylvanLakeWH

:text-yeahthat:'s how I would "do" weights as well... lots of reps with the :wh: doing all the work...! :handgestures-thumbupright:

 

Feel the burn... :happy-bouncyredfire:

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8ntruck

Man, we've got some bad ju ju going on in our Mo. location.  Earlier this year, we had a sewer backup in the basement.  Clearing that,we discovered a broken sewer pipe.  Repairing the pipe required removing 1/2 of the deck.  Next trip, I discovered that the air conditioner compressor had died - it is late enough in the year that this does not need immediate attention. 

 

This trip, the '72 Chevy truck does not start.  0 volts on the battery.  Installed a new battery.  Still no action with the key.  Then it hits me.  I found the driver's door unlatched and the vent windows open when I walked up to the truck - odd, I was pretty sure I had closed it up a month ago the last time I used it.  Then I noticed some speaker wires hanging that didn't used to.  A closer look revealed 4 wires with spade connectors hanging under the dash.  Right behind the ignition switch.  The engine cranked when I bumped 2 of them together. 

 

SOMEONE TRIED TO STEAL MY TRUCK!

 

That truck does not start right up after sitting idle for a while.  I know the starting procedure, so I'll bet the attempted thief cranked the battery dead and didn't get it started.

 

I've got to wire the ignition switch back up.  Then I'll move the truck next to the house and implement some things to make it harder to steal.

 

Yup, I filed a police report.  They won't be able to do anything, but they said they would increase patrols through our neighborhood.  Description and plate number are in their records now.

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Handy Don

Short version of long story. Some years ago we had our plain vanilla minivan stolen from in front of our house. Why? The thieves put it to use on a crime spree (using stolen license plates) robbing airbags and catalytic converters all over the NYC Bronx borough. With its nondescript appearance, the sliding door, and no rear seats, they could pull up next to a target vehicle, jump out, get the goods, jump back in, and be off surprisingly quickly.

Some months later (after insurance had paid off). it was “recovered” because of bystanders calling police due to the 15 yo driver’s sideswiping several parked cars and crashing!

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