Good morning!!!!

[buckeyefarmer]

Got the axle in. Sealed it back up, but Havent filled with fluid yet.

 

[Jim Shooz]

I think we lost another today, making three. Part of why all the "big stars" no longer race on "real roads"...

They don't have too many hay bales and most of the roadside fences are made of stones. Drove round the circuit on one of the "Mad Sundays" when everyone who has gone over for the races just has to ride around the circuit. On the open road there is no speed limit and everyone was going like Hxxx. A Manx Norton on open megaphones going past at full noise sounded "FANTASTIC"

 

[mostly_gas]

Good evening all. 72F for the start, near calm wind partly sunny sky. Sky clouded up in a hurry, was just west where thunderstorms were training, could feel the outflow from them. They quit about 10, sky cleared off, moderate south wind and high temp of 92F. Bike ride this morning, late start due to close by thunderstorms, nap and finish mowing front lawn. Tonight finished play list to mp3 player and worked on bike trip routing, finally got official route guide. Weather for trip does not look bad, little warm maybe little wet.
Don, I agree with RNG, most impressive move, it took my movers 2 FULL days to pack up the house, with 4 people in garage alone. Took 4 days for main load to show up at TX, 3 months for a secondary load to show. It took us 6 weeks to get the furniture to a point where we were sleeping at house.
Buckeye, good luck with axle repair
PJ please convey to your wife what a nice job on statue
Randy nice DR report.
Prayers for all.

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

Got the axle in. Sealed it back up, but Havent filled with fluid yet. View attachment 557305

Man, you're fast. Don't forget the tiny pin everyone talks about, and getting the wedges the right way.


I have a buddy over at the IOM TT races. Sad, but I figure the deaths will contribute to the ending of IOM, unless they can air bag every bad corner.

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

Good evening all. 72F for the start, near calm wind partly sunny sky. Sky clouded up in a hurry, was just west where thunderstorms were training, could feel the outflow from them. They quit about 10, sky cleared off, moderate south wind and high temp of 92F. Bike ride this morning, late start due to close by thunderstorms, nap and finish mowing front lawn. Tonight finished play list to mp3 player and worked on bike trip routing, finally got official route guide. Weather for trip does not look bad, little warm maybe little wet.
Don, I agree with RNG, most impressive move, it took my movers 2 FULL days to pack up the house, with 4 people in garage alone. Took 4 days for main load to show up at TX, 3 months for a secondary load to show. It took us 6 weeks to get the furniture to a point where we were sleeping at house.
Buckeye, good luck with axle repair
PJ please convey to your wife what a nice job on statue
Randy nice DR report.
Prayers for all.

mostly, I hope you have a good safe bike ride.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Man, you're fast. Don't forget the tiny pin everyone talks about, and getting the wedges the right way.


I have a buddy over at the IOM TT races. Sad, but I figure the deaths will contribute to the ending of IOM, unless they can air bag every bad corner.

If there was a tiny pin, i missed it.

Mine was a lot different than the one i saw on youtube.
I only took out the axles and axle gear. The axle gear only because both axle clips fell out and dropped under it.

One axle end seal doesnt look quite seated all the way, just goes in from the outside.

Was surprised how much fluid didn't come out after first draining it.

 

[Buppies]

Your wife is an artist PJ

Lived out in country most of our married lives hopefully that will not change. We continue to do things to the house as money permits windows upstairs next on list for replacement then redo basement pole barn add lean to and finish inside maybe I値l make it before I leave this world

 

[sodamo]

That's only $.70 more than I'm paying at the pump now after Governor Moonbeam's new fuel tax...:muttering::hissyfit:

I paid $3.81/g at the pump for dyed last week. Difference is Walter’s delivery. He has a 100 gal min. As far as I know, he is only one. There is another delivery service, but 300g min.

 

[RoyJackson]

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47 right now...high in the upper 60's....pretty cool for this time of year.
Boy, another night up with acid reflux...as much as I hate to say it...I think it's from my wife's potato salad. That's the only thing in common for the two acid reflux attacks I've had in the last week.

 

[Ed of all trades]

Good morning all, 64 this morning going to 74. Very thankful as the heat pump is in the attic but more work to do before it starts to blow cold. We started to go to a free gospel concert last night but to tired so we stayed home and went to bed early. No pans for today, will see. Worked on cleaning out the garage yesterday, a lot more to go.

RNG, even before I heard about the wrecks I was thinking better him than me.

Roy, I had a good amount of reflux until I quit prolisec. Have not had it since. Did have to ween myself off slowly. dropped only 1/4 of a pill a week.

Buckeye, hope the axle repair goes well and lasts well.

Prayers for all, have a great day. Ed