daugen
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it was good audio too, I cranked it up and fun to hear the wheels start to slip.
the beginning very low thunk thunk thunk is worthy of cranking up the subwoofer
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the beginning very low thunk thunk thunk is worthy of cranking up the subwoofer
buckeyefarmer
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Popgadget has been messaging me many suggestions.
I need to go check pressures now. Fortunately I have gauges, but discovered the battery in my probe thermometer is dead. Going to order new dual thermometer also.
I believe I can legally buy Freon with the HVAC license I have. I took a class many years ago for the first part of 608 license. It’s been so long, have been refreshing my knowledge.
I don’t have any leak detection fluid yet, nor most of the tools needed. My gauges are old from R22 days.
I need to go check pressures now. Fortunately I have gauges, but discovered the battery in my probe thermometer is dead. Going to order new dual thermometer also.
I believe I can legally buy Freon with the HVAC license I have. I took a class many years ago for the first part of 608 license. It’s been so long, have been refreshing my knowledge.
I don’t have any leak detection fluid yet, nor most of the tools needed. My gauges are old from R22 days.
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Yup sure did.
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Wishing you and your bride hand in hand many many more trips around the sun Phil. 
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Thomas
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73F few clouds here and there mid 80's for high.
Out the door at daybreak headed to side field with tractor chainsaw cut down and clean up several damage gray white birches trees cause by last winter ice storm,Doe kept close eye on me lying about 50 yards away.
Plans for rest of today
Enjoy your day all.
Out the door at daybreak headed to side field with tractor chainsaw cut down and clean up several damage gray white birches trees cause by last winter ice storm,Doe kept close eye on me lying about 50 yards away.
Plans for rest of today
Enjoy your day all.
RedNeckGeek
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Good Morning!!!! 86F @ 9:00AM Sunny. High 107F. Winds SW at 5 to 10 mph.
Dad got mom an Olds Delta 88, I think in about '65 or '66. That winter she spun it 360° on ice in an intersection, and refused to drive it again. By the next summer she had a '67 Ford Country Squire wagon woodie, the car I would later learn to drive in.
Your timing was just about perfect, PH. Great video, watched it full screen.
Fooled around with the solar panel up at the gate yesterday. Changed it out for a new one, but no improvement in charging. Used the multi-meter on the connectors to the panel, and the ground wasn't conducting through the connector. Thought it might be the female side, so gave it a little squeeze with a pliers, but still no joy. All my solar stuff is still up here, so I changed out the female side of the connector and now it's working like it should. Sure glad I didn't have to pull the wire out. It runs inside a 20' pole, then underground for about 15'. What a mess that would have been.
By then it was hot enough I didn't want to be in the sun any longer, so I started spackling holes in the garage walls and ceilings where storage shelves had been. Must have done at least a hundred of 'em, and that was only about a third of the garage. Also repaired the pair of 6" holes cut by the PO to vent a portable A/C unit he used to cool his dope crop. I was trying to do it with a putty knife and not having much luck. Looked in the box of painting supplies and found a 10" drywall knife that was just right. Not a perfect job, but good enough under the spray on texture I'll use to finish it. About then the heat drove me back inside. Spackled a few more holes on the inside walls that I'll touch up with paint today.
Up early and got a transmission oil filter changed on the M62 before it gets too hot. Service manual says to drain the transmission first, but I put a bucket under the filter, which sits sideways, and let whatever oil was in the filter drain into the bucket. I also hooked a shop vac up to the oil add hole, but I don't think that helped much. Regardless, glad to have that done with less than a pint of oil lost, not even enough to show on the dip stick.
Probably do more spackling in the garage this morning yet, not sure what I'll get into this afternoon, other than it'll be inside the house.
Monday, Monday...
Dad got mom an Olds Delta 88, I think in about '65 or '66. That winter she spun it 360° on ice in an intersection, and refused to drive it again. By the next summer she had a '67 Ford Country Squire wagon woodie, the car I would later learn to drive in.
Your timing was just about perfect, PH. Great video, watched it full screen.
Fooled around with the solar panel up at the gate yesterday. Changed it out for a new one, but no improvement in charging. Used the multi-meter on the connectors to the panel, and the ground wasn't conducting through the connector. Thought it might be the female side, so gave it a little squeeze with a pliers, but still no joy. All my solar stuff is still up here, so I changed out the female side of the connector and now it's working like it should. Sure glad I didn't have to pull the wire out. It runs inside a 20' pole, then underground for about 15'. What a mess that would have been.
By then it was hot enough I didn't want to be in the sun any longer, so I started spackling holes in the garage walls and ceilings where storage shelves had been. Must have done at least a hundred of 'em, and that was only about a third of the garage. Also repaired the pair of 6" holes cut by the PO to vent a portable A/C unit he used to cool his dope crop. I was trying to do it with a putty knife and not having much luck. Looked in the box of painting supplies and found a 10" drywall knife that was just right. Not a perfect job, but good enough under the spray on texture I'll use to finish it. About then the heat drove me back inside. Spackled a few more holes on the inside walls that I'll touch up with paint today.
Up early and got a transmission oil filter changed on the M62 before it gets too hot. Service manual says to drain the transmission first, but I put a bucket under the filter, which sits sideways, and let whatever oil was in the filter drain into the bucket. I also hooked a shop vac up to the oil add hole, but I don't think that helped much. Regardless, glad to have that done with less than a pint of oil lost, not even enough to show on the dip stick.
Probably do more spackling in the garage this morning yet, not sure what I'll get into this afternoon, other than it'll be inside the house.
Monday, Monday...
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68°F and .16 inches rain.
Today’s Happy Hour will be home hosted at friends. Spanish theme. I will be attempting A Spanish Garlic Shrimp.
My dealer tech supposed to be getting guidance from factory tech
Prayers for all
Be safe
Have a great day
Today’s Happy Hour will be home hosted at friends. Spanish theme. I will be attempting A Spanish Garlic Shrimp.
My dealer tech supposed to be getting guidance from factory tech
Prayers for all
Be safe
Have a great day
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Nice shot of Big Boy starting up.
Drew, with sweet mixed pickles or bread and butter pickles after I open them all you get back is the empty jar. I eat the pickles AND drink the juice, too.
Thomas, white birch is good kindling for the fire.
Drew, with sweet mixed pickles or bread and butter pickles after I open them all you get back is the empty jar. I eat the pickles AND drink the juice, too.
Thomas, white birch is good kindling for the fire.