Good morning!!!!

[deerseeker001]

sunny but cool morning 49 going to be nice 75 today

 

[Mousefield]

46F or 8C this morning but should warm up to a nice 68F later today with a mix of sun/cloud.

 

[ronjhall]

Happy Birthday to your Dad. Neat gift.

 

[JDgreen227]

71 degrees here and a nice breeze going, just weeded garden plot after helping my brother dump a load of brush on my burn pile. Now back to working on my custom made welding cart....see attachment.

 

[toppop52]

Now some poor emergency room has no crash cart! :laughing:

Nice job old buddy, great idea.

 

[JDgreen227]

Now some poor emergency room has no crash cart! :laughing:

Nice job old buddy, great idea.

Actually it was a FOOD SERVICE CART that I got at my local university surplus store for $30...I purchased two of them at that price. They were so filthy with grease and baked-on dirt it took me a box of SOS pads, 4 cans of oven cleaner, and several hours of scrubbing and scraping and using a power washer to get them shining.

 

[toppop52]

Actually it was a FOOD SERVICE CART that I got at my local university surplus store for $30...I purchased two of them at that price. They were so filthy with grease and baked-on dirt it took me a box of SOS pads, 4 cans of oven cleaner, and several hours of scrubbing and scraping and using a power washer to get them shining.

Great story! Now stick to it when hospital security is grilling you, just hope they don't break out the sodium pentathol.

 

[MossflowerWoods]

...Now back to working on my custom made welding cart....see attachment.

Clearly a "City Boy" welding cart... First it looks purloined from a commercial establishment (his last welding cart was from 'Piggly Wiggly' and one wheel was all wobbly)... THEN note the absence of knobby tires, clearly this cart cannot leave the pavement...

:laughing:

/sarc off

That is a NICE welding cart idea Bill... I have a much rustier steel cart similar that I was planning to haul off to the scrap metal joint... Now I need to reconsider...

David

 

[toppop52]

Clearly a "City Boy" welding cart... First it looks purloined from a commercial establishment (his last welding cart was from 'Piggly Wiggly' and one wheel was all wobbly)... THEN note the absence of knobby tires, clearly this cart cannot leave the pavement...

:laughing:

/sarc off

That is a NICE welding cart idea Bill... I have a much rustier steel cart similar that I was planning to haul off to the scrap metal joint... Now I need to reconsider...

David

Get Bill to steal you one from the local medical center!:laughing:

 

[joemd11]

Actually it was a FOOD SERVICE CART that I got at my local university surplus store for $30...I purchased two of them at that price. They were so filthy with grease and baked-on dirt it took me a box of SOS pads, 4 cans of oven cleaner, and several hours of scrubbing and scraping and using a power washer to get them shining.

Excellent example of recycling. Plus, you have a place to take your lunch break after a long morning of welding!