Recent content by Hughman

Every time I cleaned up after my dog and leave the bag of poo on the front bumper of the jeep, it's still there when I arrive at my destination. I keep waiting for someone to steal my little treasure bag but I guess everyone is too honest where I travel.

I bought mine from the dealer when I bought my tractor. Don't know if they are still available but it seems like a common part that could be used across many different tractors.

Stock with the Titans. I bought mine at Les Schwab.

Most I've done is engraving headstones for my dogs when they pass, using a Dremel tool on sandstone or slate. It's a major PIA.

Another hike yesterday, another lake in the Sierras (Chain lake this time). I managed to get in up to my waist, but the water was a bit too chilly to take the full plunge.

Hiked to greenstone lake in the Hoover wilderness east of Yosemite yesterday morning.

Let's not forget rule number 1 at the boat launch (assuming they eventually get the boat trailer to the water's edge) which is to leave all the truck doors wide open while parked on the ramp. Holiday weekends are a good time to break out the lawn chairs and watch the comedy.

The Sierras make a nice backyard.

Went for a hike and a swim at Powell lake in the emigrant wilderness (not to be confused with Lake Powell in UT)

I would imagine it is metric since it's a Japanese engine.

Drove to the top of Mt Patterson yesterday (11,673 feet).

Sardine falls this morning

There is the option of not eating out. We pretty much gave up that habit when COVID hit in early 2020.

Took a hike yesterday to Sword lake in the Carson Iceberg wilderness. Lunch and a swim.

We live in the Sierra foothills too. I think it's less about which type of mower you use (we use an rfm) and more about how much time you spend clearing rocks (box scraper). We've built lots of rock walls from the 7ac we cleared around the house.