Good morning!!!!

[Buppies]

If today was a day you could pick anything in the world you wanted to do what would that be?

Personally I would take the UTV and go to the mountains of WVA to ride the trails

 

[Thomas]

34F cloudy low 50's for high.

10pm last evening snowing heavy this morning heavy dusting on the lawn.
Plans for today...dump run,critter food,gas for pickup,remove snow bank with lot of sand mix in off the lawn that's if lawn not to soft,pick up more large branches of the lawn if not frozen in,do some puttering in and outside of shed.
Gray squirrels 12 are enjoying there breakfast crows flying by the window calling for there breakfast.

Enjoy the day all.

 

[RoyJackson]

2019-04-06, 0755

33 right now...had a dusting of snow (about ½") last night. Should all go today as the high will be in the mid-50

Probably a dump run today, do my laundry from my trip to Connecticut and assemble a tow-behind aerator that was delivered while I was in training. I'll be using the Z920 or Gator to tow this unit

Lawn is still snow covered, so won't be doing any aeration today!

 

[Thomas]

If today was a day you could pick anything in the world you wanted to do what would that be?

Personally I would take the UTV and go to the mountains of WVA to ride the trails

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Go west and see my first mountain lion.

 

[toppop52]

If today was a day you could pick anything in the world you wanted to do what would that be?

Personally I would take the UTV and go to the mountains of WVA to ride the trails

I would hug my late wife, just one more time.

 

[RedNeckGeek]

RNG, I've not heard of Chapman screwdrivers before. I have a little Bacho 1/4" rachet set that has a holder for standard hex bits. The one you showed on amazon looks to have hard edges, would a rounded shaft be easier on your fingers ?

The handle on the Chapman ratchet is smooth enough, Eric, but the utility of the tool comes mainly in how thin it is, and how it can reach a fastener in places too small for ratchets like the one shown in your photo. My fingers were sore, though, from pushing on the end of the regular hex bit I used, which didn't have the little burrs needed to keep it from slipping out of the Chapman ratchet. They're even more sore this morning, as yesterday I managed to puncture one on something, scratch another, and drive a good sized splinter under the nail of a third. I have a feeling "ouch" will be a part of my activities for the next few days...

 

[toppop52]

Toppop, cool Monte Carlo. Very sleek. Once you "decontent" them is that now a restomod? Not sure of class it goes in, other than fun car.

Drew, the only de contenting i did was remove the Monte Carlo shield from the grill and removed the front tag bracket, Actually most clubs stopped doing class shows years ago, they are nearly all participants choice. I put a sign on my dash that says DO NOT JUDGE. I threw away over 50 trophies seven years ago when we built this house. They were fun for a few years, but after that they were just dust collectors. I kept the ones from the Woodward Ave Dream Cruise shows and those from Daytona and Carlisle.

 

[toppop52]

Cool and foggy this morning, 51 now, might get to 65 later if we are lucky. Headed to the show, have a good day, God bless you all.

 

[RedNeckGeek]

Good Morning!!!! 52F @ 5:15AM. Cloudy with rain ending for the afternoon. High 64F. Winds SE at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 70%.

Only a quarter inch of rain fell yesterday, but it was spread out over most of the day and kept the ground from drying out, so I stayed inside. Got the other carb cleaned and installed, so that bike should start and run now. But with more rain today, I'll swap it on the lift for the new arrival, which is getting an upgrade to the top end with high compression pistons. The heads need to be sent in to have another spark plug hole drilled, so I'll see if I can't get them off and boxed up today. Got a nasty letter from the DMV yesterday telling me they will revoke the registration on that bike if I don't send them proof of insurance. Why would I insure something that'll be in pieces for at least another month?:confused2:

Sounds like you might be getting ready for another season of brick pointing, Eric?

Hope you get things straightened out with the dealer, Ted. Some folks have a hard time learning that fast is no good when the work is done poorly. But over promising and under delivering are classic sales department behaviors that a lot of people just ignore these days, so it turns into a big deal when someone calls them on it. I'd be majorly pi$$ed if I found all those crimp connectors under my brand new truck, too!unch:

If I could go anywhere, I'd rent a motorcycle in Munich and ride around in the Alps for a couple of weeks. Most fun I've ever had with my clothes still on, and I'd like to do it again before I get too old.

Hope everyone has an enjoyable and productive weekend!

 

[ronjhall]

I would like to be cruising in a motor home in the southwest.