Good morning!!!!

[buckeyefarmer]

Finished the treadmill.

 

[Thomas]

It was good day spent most of it outside...chain sawing,pushing back snow banks quick trip to town for supplies...now just kicking back smelling soon to be dinner. :licking:

 

[Buppies]

Sorry that happened a Toppop

Hope ride was nice Buckeyefarmer rangers are really nice

Drew hope the warm weather you are wishing for comes for you

Other than looking at jobs not much done afternoon nap no work at home done

Am looking forward to picking up ruger number one commerative soon it has arrived at my dealer

 

[lostcreekranch]

We have Costco here and are members. But we only go there every few months. Sams club chickens are just as good and you do not have to worry about getting run over by disgruntled Costco shoppers. Our Sams club is closer than both Costco’s.
Best day to shop at Costco here is Wednesday 10:30 am.

I would use Costco a lot more if they had early opening for Business Members like Sam’s Club does. Sam’s opens at 7 a.m. for business members. You’re right about disgruntled customers at Costco. Seems like every time I’m in a Costco I run into at least one or more rude pi$$ed off people. I’m probably not renewing Costco.

 

[lostcreekranch]

Rick- Thanks for your reply.

I was surprised that you reported no snow, so I checked on a couple of surface weather maps and saw a map symbol that I have never seen before (or can not remember seeing) down your way:
Dry Line - a boundary separating moist and dry air masses. It typically lies north-south across the central and southern high Plains states during the spring and early summer, where it separates moist air from the Gulf of Mexico (to the east) and dry desert air from the southwestern states (to the west). Moist air mixing with cold can = fog.

Moist air mixing with cold can = fog. Yep, that’s the definition. We have dry lines here year round.

 

[RedNeckGeek]

My chainsaw chain starts to slow down during cutting and it starts to smoke. The engine revs stay the same. Has the clutch gone out? Repair or replace?

Sure you haven't run out of bar oil?

 

[txdon]

Sure you haven't run out of bar oil?

It almost seems like too much oil when I take off the cover and look at the clutch, clutch may be slipping because of the oil.

 

[Ed of all trades]

It almost seems like too much oil when I take off the cover and look at the clutch, clutch may be slipping because of the oil.

Could be the bar id plugged with sawdust and the oil has to go somewhere. Ed

 

[RedNeckGeek]

Well, no tractor, I stopped to have lunch so naturally I started posting! I got there and a guy was there with a trailer loading the scoop, back blade and finish mower. The owner wasn稚 there, I said did you buy the tractor, he says, No, just this stuff. So finally the owner ambles out there and says well she痴 all ready to go! I said it looks like most of it already went! Then he says, well, you just wanted the tractor. I said no, we had a deal on everything. Then the generous SOB says it痴 OK I知 going to take $500 off. I didn稚 even answer him, I got in my truck and headed to KENT Narrows to the Cracker Barrel for some catfish before my BP got out of hand. I guess I知 never going to get a tractor.

Was this a Craig's List deal? Seems like I used to meet the nicest people off Craig's list, but now they're as bad as eBay. Sorry it went sideways, Randy, but you'll find a better deal. At least that's the way it always seems to work for me, right after I buy something!:laughing:

Looking on the bright side, if the seller was such a flake, it's a good thing you didn't end up with his tractor. It was probably under maintained and who knows what was wrong with it that he didn't tell you about.

 

[toppop52]

Wow, that sucks.
Didnt know they had cracker barrel on kent. I used to go to fishermans.

Quality at Fishermans’ fell way off over the last 10-12 years in my opinion, but a flounder sandwich at lunch was $14 last time I stopped there about 2008.