Kyle_in_Tex
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Glad you made it home safe and sound. Din't sound like they chewed too much hide off on your trip.
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Glad you made it home safe and sound. Din't sound like they chewed too much hide off on your trip.
sodamo
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Welcome home, Roy.
Enjoy some recovery time, Ron.
Enjoy some recovery time, Ron.
buckeyefarmer
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I have a couple ODB readers. One basic, the other more complex. There are more than just the P codes, some mfrs have more detailed codes available.
mostly_gas
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Good evening all. 52F for the start, temps dropped to 51F before climbing, calm wind, partly cloudy sky. Wind was moderate from northeast, sky cleared off, and temps made it to 67F. Played in the Old Man Open (Golf) this morning, not much else happened today but a nap. Need to ride bike and go to town tomorrow, will have to work around the rain forecast for tomorrow. 6 days in the 10 day forecast have rain :confused2:
Ted how is the knee doing?
Buckeye, that barn pic was indescribable, glad no one or critters hurt.
Roy glad you are back ok. Would have expected more follow up for Major finding vs Minor finding in audit.
Would love to have ODB reader for laptop to record what is going on in the computer, would help with more involved diagnostics. :thumbsup:
Drew, interesting fox conversation.
prayers for all.
Ted how is the knee doing?
Buckeye, that barn pic was indescribable, glad no one or critters hurt.
Roy glad you are back ok. Would have expected more follow up for Major finding vs Minor finding in audit.
Would love to have ODB reader for laptop to record what is going on in the computer, would help with more involved diagnostics. :thumbsup:
Drew, interesting fox conversation.
prayers for all.
sodamo
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Another day that didn’t go quite as planned. Spent way longer in town than anticipated.
But the good news, when we did return home we both had our senior flu shots, pneunonia shots, and dtap boosters. All covered by our insurance, but at about $700 I’m sure someone is happy.
But the good news, when we did return home we both had our senior flu shots, pneunonia shots, and dtap boosters. All covered by our insurance, but at about $700 I’m sure someone is happy.
RoyJackson
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57 right now...and the "high" is to be a few degrees cooler at 54.
The questions about the audit.... I was there to respond to questions about the quality systems. The staff at the sister plant would handle any technical questions and findings. Both findings were technical in nature and the staff there will have to respond. I'll help them with the responses, of course, but I'm not technically compentent when it comes to their processes (heat treating).
57 right now...and the "high" is to be a few degrees cooler at 54.
The questions about the audit.... I was there to respond to questions about the quality systems. The staff at the sister plant would handle any technical questions and findings. Both findings were technical in nature and the staff there will have to respond. I'll help them with the responses, of course, but I'm not technically compentent when it comes to their processes (heat treating).
Eric Salop
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Our Wildebeast weather is over, back to the usual wet and windy stuff coming in from the Atlantic ocean today.
Hard to believe someone as tech savvy as you hasn't already got an OBD reader. We know you like a challenge, so guess you are worried it could make fault finding far too easy
Anyone plugged an OBD reader into their tractor yet ? I remember my Iseki manual showing me where the cover was, though I haven't yet felt the urge to search it out.
Ron, hope you are keeping to the directions on your road to recovery.
Hard to believe someone as tech savvy as you hasn't already got an OBD reader. We know you like a challenge, so guess you are worried it could make fault finding far too easy
Anyone plugged an OBD reader into their tractor yet ? I remember my Iseki manual showing me where the cover was, though I haven't yet felt the urge to search it out.
Ron, hope you are keeping to the directions on your road to recovery.
Ed of all trades
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Good morning all, 53 going to 64 with a sunny and breezy day. Hope to get some stuff put away in the garage, lathe stuff in a tool box and then figure out where away is for a bunch of stuff.
Roy glad you are home and I know you are too.
Ron, prayers sent your way.
Have a great day, prayers sent. Ed
Roy glad you are home and I know you are too.
Ron, prayers sent your way.
Have a great day, prayers sent. Ed
daugen
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good morning all. A much cooler 62 going up to mid 70's today, and down to 49 tonight. The first of the cooler weather here.
storm is now over NYC, only dropped about an inch of rain here, will know how much mess when the sun comes up. Power went on and off, on and off for awhile last night, likely due to wind.
garden club meeting this morning, taking three orchid plants with me that I've never gotten to bloom, hopefully one of the ladies there will take them home for better care than I can give. Never had luck with orchids.
storm is now over NYC, only dropped about an inch of rain here, will know how much mess when the sun comes up. Power went on and off, on and off for awhile last night, likely due to wind.
garden club meeting this morning, taking three orchid plants with me that I've never gotten to bloom, hopefully one of the ladies there will take them home for better care than I can give. Never had luck with orchids.
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Good morning,
temp 35 going to a high of 43F. Wind W 15 gusting to 21 mph. A mix of sun and cloud.
Somehow the tires that were ordered got to the garage as 255/65R19s. They were supposed to be 225/55R19s. The bigger ones will fit the rims, but not the vehicle. The garage didn't notice the difference until they had my rims stripped.
After sitting there for about an hour, the guy that I was dealing with came over to me and asked if I carried a gun (no) or a knife (no), then proceeded to tell me what happened.
My response was, I just drove 100 miles to get here. (They all know where I live.) I took me all of 5 minutes and my time is my own until next May.
They say they will make it right with me. I say there is nothing to make. They treat me pretty good there so I don't have any complaints, certainly not over a little screw up like that.
I could've got the right ones on today, but I am otherwise occupied. Monday at 3:30 for the new tires.
I gotta go to the bank today and get the money out for the portable shelter erection.
A little hoe work this morning and put some more summer stuff away.
Have a good day all
temp 35 going to a high of 43F. Wind W 15 gusting to 21 mph. A mix of sun and cloud.
Somehow the tires that were ordered got to the garage as 255/65R19s. They were supposed to be 225/55R19s. The bigger ones will fit the rims, but not the vehicle. The garage didn't notice the difference until they had my rims stripped.
After sitting there for about an hour, the guy that I was dealing with came over to me and asked if I carried a gun (no) or a knife (no), then proceeded to tell me what happened.
My response was, I just drove 100 miles to get here. (They all know where I live.) I took me all of 5 minutes and my time is my own until next May.
They say they will make it right with me. I say there is nothing to make. They treat me pretty good there so I don't have any complaints, certainly not over a little screw up like that.
I could've got the right ones on today, but I am otherwise occupied. Monday at 3:30 for the new tires.
I gotta go to the bank today and get the money out for the portable shelter erection.
A little hoe work this morning and put some more summer stuff away.
Have a good day all