Good morning!!!!

[lostcreekranch]

Do you have any plans for those flat face QDs, Rick?

My port forward and grapple didn't come with fittings, so I picked up a set of these flat face fittings on Amazon that are working out really well. If yours are the same, I'd be interested in buying them from you...

RNG .. my neighbor has a 120 HP John Deer tracked skid steer with a hydro mulcher head. I gave my FF QD’s to him, for his “low flow” outlets.

 

[lostcreekranch]

Oh - I am ... :thumbsup:

I’ll send him another PM tonight.

 

[RoyJackson]

2020-06-20, 1831

Boy...pretty hot..
Got most of the chores done. All the de-limbing I wanted to do is completed, but I'll chip tomorrow morning. I still have some larger saplings to drop and chip, but shouldn't have any trouble or worry about low hanging branches knocking the tractor's work lights all out of position. Those others can wait for a cooler day
We got the base of the treadmill were it needs to be...thanks to my step-daughter's part time BF and his brother. Heavy SOB!!
Did not get to the gun shop to pick up the rifle...just ran out of time (they close at 1200 on Saturdays).
All told, not a bad day...I'll do some more tomorrow morning, before the heat kicks in...

 

[mostly_gas]

?????

Don I am calling the horizontal tube of bike the backbone. I am tying to establish that tube is not too high when both feet flat on ground. Pic shows bike leaning on stand, not vertical.

 

[txdon]

Don I am calling the horizontal tube of bike the backbone. I am tying to establish that tube is not too high when both feet flat on ground. Pic shows bike leaning on stand, not vertical.

Got it.
33.5”

 

[rswyan]

78F and partly cloudy @ 21:45 ... finally cooling off a little ... :thumbsup:

Got MMM moved over onto pavement, now need to grease it before it's used ... will mow initially with the blades that are on there.

Probably drop the extra set of blades off to be sharpened on Monday. One of them is bent ... so might take a stab at straightening it tomorrow in the heat of the day ... :confused3:

Little dump cart moved up to shop, along with one pallet of metal parts for the LPGS and another pallet of parts for the lawn dethatcher. IIRC, the dethatcher needs a just little bit of welding done on it (stands) and then it can be painted.

Two fallen trees removed from the drive going down to the pole barn and one placed on the burn pile up in the field. Other one needs a couple of huge poison ivy vines removed from it before it can be put on the burn pile.

Wood for projects unloaded from van into garage.

Recycle can retrieved from up at the road.

Bluebird houses #1, #3, and #4 checked. Three house wren eggs in #1, start of a nest in #3, five bluebird eggs in #4 ... :thumbsup:

Pallet loaded with metal rack shelving from the garage that will be going into the basement tomorrow.

Grill cleaned.

 

[LS Tractor Owner]

Got all the painting done today. Light dinner... was hankering for grilled cheese sandwiches. Couple slices of Ham made em hit the spot. Sitting on the front porch watching a colorful sunset due to the smokey haze in the air.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Pretty sunset there LS.

Went out before supper and grass was totally dry after the rain earlier.
Changed Subaru oil after supper. Much faster than changing the pilot. Had low tire indicator on today, so checked fronts and they were ok, backs looked good. After oil change checked the back with a gauge, one was 24#. So backed into garage to reach hose without adding the extra hose extension and filled it. Gonna have to watch that one.

Called dad. One of his hunters was bush hogging pasture. He got all the hay fields mowed except one steep part.

 

[mostly_gas]

Good evening all. 68F for the start, 1 inch in rain gauge, overcast, near calm wind. Wind kept changing direction and velocity, sky cleared then clouded up, then cleared again, high temp was 90F. Bike ride this morning, only 53 miles, lunch, nap, Then started dealing with some of my own family craziness, which is messing with wife big time.
Covid update: Cooke unchanged, Montague unchanged, Grayson confirmed cases 514, active cases 109
Yesterday's posting continued
Billy thanks for update on Coco sure hop she gets better.
Dennis understand you motivation issue, rolled out 15 min late for bike ride today.
Don good news on your mom, hope she can remain independent, that was always important to my mom as well.
Ken never saw a hummer drink from a hose have fun with stump
Drew, sorry about the uncomfortable food. glad the garden club ladies came through for you.
Ted sorry to hear it is even drier there than here hope painting goes smoothly
RNG sounds like you have a few loose ends to tie you up for a while.
David praying all goes well with Sophie's surgery
Kyle sorry about the itches, never could do CNC programming drom home.
RS interesting repair to spanner wrench. Used to get drills from work, they were m series high speed steel, not sure how well the would saw or weld
Buppies you can send some rain this way.
Kyle good luck with Impala A/C
Today's postings:
Roy, hope day went well.
Drew what will you do if you continue to get sleep and your diet improves?
Thomas enjoy your full day.
Ron nice bird pic hope you get lawn stuff done before heat.
Eric wonder why TBN does not want you posting pic?
RNG, If I fit it and we can agree on a price yes I will buy it. I see where the spare time is going, and all the loose ends not done
Drew you sound so much more like your old self.
Don can you send 1 more measurement, from seat post front to middle of handlebars, about where 24 1/2 is on photo.
more catch up tomorrow
Prayers for all especially Drew and Jay
stay safe and healthy.

 

[txdon]

25.5” seat post to mid handlebars.