Good morning!!!!

[Thomas]

67F cloudy almost perfect t shirt weather.

Been good day got everything done I want to,fixing problem pickup fan well say better than new now.
Decided to mow the front again while going slowly near edge something caught my eye just inside the woods,yep the missing game cam,front cover missing len had hole lot of chew marks.

Not much plan for this evening...take Mrs. out to dinner soon than numb it rest of the evening.

Enjoy your evening all.

 

[Alien]

67F cloudy almost perfect t shirt weather.

Been good day got everything done I want to,fixing problem pickup fan well say better than new now.
Decided to mow the front again while going slowly near edge something caught my eye just inside the woods,yep the missing game cam,front cover missing len had hole lot of chew marks.

Not much plan for this evening...take Mrs. out to dinner soon than numb it rest of the evening.

Enjoy your evening all.

Hopefully Thomas the memory card is still OK and you will be able to post us a photo of the culprit?
Great that you found it.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Climbed to 64° from 63°,
Now near 1.5” rain for today, just a light soaker which we needed.

Thinking about removing the handicap ramp from my garage. Throwing lots of unused boxes away, filled up recycle bin. Moved my extra stash of TP that was on ramp to basement. Finally cleared everything off of it. It was built in 3 sections, then trucked here and put together. If I keep in the 3 sections it still takes up lots of space. I might need it again, so hate to totally disassemble it. The flooring has to come off to unscrew the sections. The last section was only connected at the railing, so it is apart.
Need to store wheelchair someplace also, it takes up lots of space in garage.

 

[Alien]

Climbed to 64° from 63°,
Now near 1.5” rain for today, just a light soaker which we needed.

Thinking about removing the handicap ramp from my garage. Throwing lots of unused boxes away, filled up recycle bin. Moved my extra stash of TP that was on ramp to basement. Finally cleared everything off of it. It was built in 3 sections, then trucked here and put together. If I keep in the 3 sections it still takes up lots of space. I might need it again, so hate to totally disassemble it. The flooring has to come off to unscrew the sections. The last section was only connected at the railing, so it is apart.
Need to store wheelchair someplace also, it takes up lots of space in garage.

Can you raise the wheelchair up to the roof on chains to store it or is your roof not high enough?

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Can you raise the wheelchair up to the roof on chains to store it or is your roof not high enough?

It does fold, might move it to basement.

 

[mpham]

Afternoon all!
Wife and I are doing fine.
Cleaning and getting rid of stuff has been on the agenda for the week. Spent some time working on 3 projects at other people's houses.
Garden is starting to sprout and flowers are coming in. Grabbed some pics:

Hope everyone stays safe and healthy!

 

[RoyJackson]

When I went to work this morning, there had been a 3-5 hour power outage shutting off all the machines as well as any internal or external network connectivity. Since 95% of my work requires network access, wasn't much I could do...very boring.
Although the machines (mostly CNC multi-axis milling machines) were up and running, no network. Real bummer and very boring. I stayed until noon, than came home and connected there. Worked for a bit and an on-line webinar. Turned out, the network problem wasn't in the plant but had resulted from the power outage. Most of the Charlestown area (outside of Claremont, NH) had lost power
Did mow the back yard in two passes at 5" and 4". Yesterday's first mowing was also at 5" (as high as the deck would go), so now it looks like a yard and not a field.
I'll mow the whole lawn again this weekend at 3"-3½". Since rain was in the forecast, I definitely wanted to get that backyard mowed. This should keep our avian friends happy, since I'm sure there were a lot of ticks in that high grass
After mowing, back on the laptop to read and respond to a handful of e-mails.
So far, no rain, but we'll get some tonight sometime, I'll wager

 

[RedNeckGeek]

I was gonna save this for tomorrow, but things went pretty well with the tank delivery this morning. Hunter, the young fella driving the delivery truck, was very friendly and willing to give the steep hill a try. He got to the ramp into the pad with a bit of wheel spin, then stopped to look at his options for backing in. When he tried to move forward uphill again, the truck started sliding backwards on the dry grass. All I could think of was the trailer jack knifing and losing the tank. But he put his foot in it and spun the tires down to dirt to get the thing stopped. I brought up the tractor and attached a chain to the hooks on his truck, and got him started in the right direction. He took it from there and slotted the trailer right into position. And the hydraulics on the lift did the rest.

The contractor/neighbor and I spent a couple more hours using his backhoe to get the manway and plumbing fittings properly oriented, picking up the tank with the 'hoe and nudging and turning it. The height was right at the limit of what the 'hoe could reach, so it took a couple of attempts to get the tractor in the right position and rig ratchet straps to all four of the lifting lugs on the top of the tank. I'm not one that enjoys heights, but the last thing I wanted was him falling off a ladder, so I did most of the rigging. I'm probably a good bit lighter than he is, too, and neither one of us had any idea how strong the top of the tank was. In the end we also had to run a strap around the tank, then hook that strap to another on that went to the side-by-side. That gave us enough oomph to rotate the tank into what I hope is the right orientation to attach the pipes.

The view from the tank top is pretty nice, too, and the cell phone signal is much stronger up there, too. Now I'm wondering if I shouldn't also lay a conduit for an Ethernet connection, and maybe an RG6 cable? And the top of that cut really needs a rail or fence, too. That might be tomorrow's number one job.

 

[Looking4new]

That is a neat trailer for installing tanks.

 

[mostly_gas]

Good evening all. 75F for the start, overcast, windy. gusty winds today, sky cleared to partly cloudy this afternoon, and high temp was 91F, HI 101F, DP 72-75F. Bike ride early yo beat the worst of the wind and heat, then mowing. Got front and back done, did not get back on dead bush branches, and did get nap in. Got cover back on boat this evening, thunderstorms forecast for 12AM.
Covid update: Cooke 3235 confirmed cases, 5 active cases,Montague 1780 confirmed cases, 6 active cases, Grayson, 11370 confirmed cases, 12 active cases, local not updated.
Roy glad it only takes 20 min to mow back yard.
Ron pic of the Tiki bar when done nice flower pics
Drew hope PT and shopping went well.
Rich hope you have something to tell customer by Monday
Bill not a big fan of 90F temps here, spent the day sweating
Paul congrats to your son if she says yes, hope the day went as well as the beginning anticipation.
Billy flood warning on 1/2 inch rain?
Don good luck with plant based taco Mac and cheese.
Ken interesting view of 3 PT parts.
Randy hope you can get awning retracted before more rain.
RNG saw your video of tank delivery
Dennis sorry about work from home ending, good luck with new projects
PJ sorry to hear about pup's tooth. Sorry she back to obnoxious already
Drew have fun changing the blades
Billy thanks for letting us know Buppies just busy
Drew have already switch irrigation on, the spigot is off here now
RS hope you get your outside work done.
David understand guys dominate too much never bodes well.
Thomas glad you found missing game cam, sorry about the chewing on it.
Dennis good luck storing ramp will be nice to have some garage back
Phil, good to hear all is well and nice flowers
Roy glad to hear mowing more under control.
RNG tank looks great, hope you get some rain to fill it.
prayer for all, especially Jay/Peg, Kyle's daughter and car crash,Bird/aging issues, Billy/skin cancer, David(moss)/remodel/divorce, Buppies cancer surgery, Phil/reflux/wife's eyes,Steppenwolfe/son-auto immune disorder, Dennis/older brother/son, Grev/wife's eye, Randy/recovery, Bill/DIL home care, Ted/knee recovery, Doug and wife/health issues/nerve and pain/ wife's eyes, Ken/uncle, Drew/tendon healing, David(sadamo)/Sophie's eye surgery,RNG/fire season, and Country.
stay safe and healthy you all.