Good morning!!!!

[daugen]

27 degrees going up to a warm 64 today, heavy rain due in tonight and tomorrow, wet for several days, then more rain later this week.
Looks like mud time...

I don't know, that nice leather seat from Texas looks awfully nice, but gosh, those dark seat look hot. I'm holding out for
perforated cooled leather seats. And a built in beverage cooler. Might have to hold out for a JD 7 series...that should be gold plated enough...
My trailer should only be pulled by a man of distinction and good taste. And while that surely includes all of you...

Left the heat on the unit at 55 last night, will drain the tanks today and turn the heat off afterwards. All the heat is propane and those two 30 pound bottles won't last long in sub freezing temps. But at least everything works. RVs and boats are the least reliable machinery I've ever owned.

Going to take off the fertilizer spreader and put the hiller on the little Massey and go see if I can run a straight line today.
If I can, I'll take pictures. If I can't....

Hope you all have a nice weekend and all the flu crud goes away.

 

[Eric Salop]

Good morning all. After a calm day of beautiful sunshine yesterday, we are back to high winds and rain today. I should have fetched some firewood from the stack while it was dry, instead I was preoccupied doing stupid things.

And now I feel bad. Not quite as bad as a man who cheats on his wife (never had those thoughts, lucky that my wife is way too good for that), but as bad as any man who washes his faithful tractor to a level of cleanliness not seen since it left the factory, only to parade it in front of a dealer who appears eager for trade in the quiet winter months. I try and tell myself I'm only curious about the price - but what if it's a good one ?


RNG, people who draw up automotive schematics have special training to make a few simple switches and bulbs as hard to follow as possible. I'm sure they do it to make us buzz everything through 6 times in disbelief and then draw it out for ourselves

 

[Eric Salop]

Drew, you may not have had much use out of your RV, but it's certainly giving us all a lot of fun ::thumbsup:

 

[daugen]

Drew, you may not have had much use out of your RV, but it's certainly giving us all a lot of fun ::thumbsup:

All good, I agree.

 

[daugen]

218 Honda Gold Wing touring motorcycle ride review with photos and specfications

for you motorsickle devotees...

sure looks comfortable. But perhaps not on my back, neck, arms and wrists. Sigh. Sure looks like fun.
With a nice paddle shifting DCT.
They don't give them away, but this looks like a lot of serious engineering in this bike.

 

[Ed of all trades]

Good morning all, 33 this morning going to 55 with a 20% chance of showers after noon. The rain they were calling for has turned to showers. Getting dry here. Don't know what I will do today.

Randy, still praying,
Praying for all of the sick and wonded
Have a great day. Ed

 

[toppop52]

Drew, all boats work perfectly in the backyard.
Buckeye, I’m surprised you never heard of Fish and checkers!
RNG, 17 years ago Lynn got me an original gauge cluster to replace the idiot light cluster in my 67 Impala SS. When I started the install I discovered that of 17 wires, 1 stayed where it was and one had to be added. The rest had to be repinned, thank goodness for Au-Ve-Co.

I use to do interesting stuff!

 

[toppop52]

35 going to 61 later, big rain tomorrow.
Everyone get well, now and that’s an order!!!!

 

[toppop52]

Went and looked a black Firebird Formula yesterday, very decent and fairly simple project. I left wondering why I didn’t buy it. I guess one day I’ll get my mind right and get going again.

 

[txdon]

Good morning! 61 this morning but a cold front will be pushing in at 10AM with a possibility of rain. The Subaru part is ordered so the windshield washer is still not fixed, maybe next week. I can see the broke part getting to it requires a lot of disassembly so I'll let the dealer do it so I don't end up buying more parts that I might pry apart that are not supposed to be pried apart.