Looking4new
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It looks like it can be rebuilt, too.
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It looks like it can be rebuilt, too.
LS Tractor Owner
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- LS XG3025 TLB, Previously MT125 TLB, Craftsman GTS6500
Good evening.... you guys have been busy today....
Well got two of the three "pre-op" requirements done today... the bloodwork and chest X-ray. The cardiologist appointment still won't occur until 2 days AFTER the surgeon's pre-op appointment.... I'm on a 'cancellation wait list' to try and get in sooner...
I am still scheduled for Feb 12th, but they cancelled the last scheduled surgery date just 5 days before.... Right now the Covid / hospitalization numbers are about 5 times higher than the previous time, so I'm not holding my breath that it will happen as scheduled.
I was going to to go to a saw mill about an hour north of here to get some wider rough sawn wood for my daughter's blanket chest project, but by the time I got back from driving around the 'big city' for the tests, I was done..... they are open tomorrow morning, so I'll be heading there first thing.
Tools, ahhh, glorious tools.... an addiction for sure! I have almost replaced all of my power tools with the Rigid line up of 18v. I also have a few of the corded tools and the jobsite table saw. So far, very happy with them. I still have a dewalt corded 3/8" drill and a 1/2" hammer drill.... they are at least 25 years old and still going. And a Makita 1/2" hammer drill that's at least 30 years old.
I have killed 4 Makita 10" miter saws.... I would get at least 5-6 years of daily professional use out of them. Good saws, nothing fancy, simple miter saw. I hope the Rigid 12" compound / sliding saw holds up as well.
Everyone have a great evening!
Well got two of the three "pre-op" requirements done today... the bloodwork and chest X-ray. The cardiologist appointment still won't occur until 2 days AFTER the surgeon's pre-op appointment.... I'm on a 'cancellation wait list' to try and get in sooner...
I am still scheduled for Feb 12th, but they cancelled the last scheduled surgery date just 5 days before.... Right now the Covid / hospitalization numbers are about 5 times higher than the previous time, so I'm not holding my breath that it will happen as scheduled.
I was going to to go to a saw mill about an hour north of here to get some wider rough sawn wood for my daughter's blanket chest project, but by the time I got back from driving around the 'big city' for the tests, I was done..... they are open tomorrow morning, so I'll be heading there first thing.
Tools, ahhh, glorious tools.... an addiction for sure! I have almost replaced all of my power tools with the Rigid line up of 18v. I also have a few of the corded tools and the jobsite table saw. So far, very happy with them. I still have a dewalt corded 3/8" drill and a 1/2" hammer drill.... they are at least 25 years old and still going. And a Makita 1/2" hammer drill that's at least 30 years old.
I have killed 4 Makita 10" miter saws.... I would get at least 5-6 years of daily professional use out of them. Good saws, nothing fancy, simple miter saw. I hope the Rigid 12" compound / sliding saw holds up as well.
Everyone have a great evening!
BravoXray
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I have thought about that.
lostcreekranch
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Fixa de jävla kullerstenarna!
mostly_gas
Super Member
Good evening all. 39F clear and windy. Very windy again today, mostly clear, and high temp of 50F. Cleaning lady prep to start, Sleep study appointment to get the in-home kit, 1 hour to get it only 15 minutes of face time. read and napped and witched youtube in afternoon.
Covid update: Cooke, 2471 confirmed cases, 158 active cases, Montague, 1449 confirmed cases, 77 active cases, Grayson, 8576 confirmed cases, 636 active cases, local 24 active cases.
David you don't think that french fry was not hiding for all it's worth? Hope you and Sophie can get your vaccines soon. Good luck with internet propagation
Phil hope wife enjoys semi-retirement
Ron thanks for update on aunt, good pic, glad ordeal with furnace over and no frozen pipes!
Drew good luck with your vehicle decisions and search.
Eric, money is coming out of thin air.
Mike I was talking about porch, I see in your post that you did yesterday. Good to hear truck meets your and boss's criteria
Drew enjoy your oatmeal. Is the bigger ecoboost engine getting 25 MPG now?
Billy have not seen the Bike fuel coffee
glad you had another hike bet you are looking forward to having Coco come along.
Thomas hope storm not too bad and you are ready.
Bill have fun with driveway, you are nicer than me I would make it a point to start before 9
Paul I used to say if i spent that much on vehicle it would have wings, and that was 20 years ago.
RNG hopefully not at the $4800 price tag, Hopefully the amount of rain you get is more than .25 inch, Owner's kids are either the worst employee or the best one, middle ground is extremely rare. nice pics
Rich congrats on your date night!!
Randy why not ask her about the laundry.
Ken I never would have guess that passing on right due to police in median.
PJ hope the storm miss does not bother you.
Rick now that's a fire!, nice sunset
Paul hanger full of antique airplanes, now that is scary
Drew good luck with project
RS hope you and wife can get vaccine soon. Have fun choosing what to do.
Dennis nice pic, works in low light like the tv cameras.
David hope change over goes smoothly. Ladder work not my favorite either
James hope you can get the craziness sorted out.
Drew that would torture, not able to nap
Paul thanks for the link to the museum
David looks like a progress pic to me
Don I did not know it was that fast to loose flavor for opened coffee. But our water and coffee making is so bad I could not tell.
Ken which airport was that in Kansas?
Dennis nice tool collection
Ted hope the knee surgery is not cancelled, tools are fun
prayers for all, especially Jay/Peg, Kyle's daughter/sister Covid, David(moss)/remodel/divorce, RNG/fire, Ron/hearing/son/aunt, Jim/sister & family, Phil/wife's eyes, and Country.
stay safe and health you all.
Covid update: Cooke, 2471 confirmed cases, 158 active cases, Montague, 1449 confirmed cases, 77 active cases, Grayson, 8576 confirmed cases, 636 active cases, local 24 active cases.
David you don't think that french fry was not hiding for all it's worth? Hope you and Sophie can get your vaccines soon. Good luck with internet propagation
Phil hope wife enjoys semi-retirement
Ron thanks for update on aunt, good pic, glad ordeal with furnace over and no frozen pipes!
Drew good luck with your vehicle decisions and search.
Eric, money is coming out of thin air.
Mike I was talking about porch, I see in your post that you did yesterday. Good to hear truck meets your and boss's criteria
Drew enjoy your oatmeal. Is the bigger ecoboost engine getting 25 MPG now?
Billy have not seen the Bike fuel coffee
glad you had another hike bet you are looking forward to having Coco come along.Thomas hope storm not too bad and you are ready.
Bill have fun with driveway, you are nicer than me I would make it a point to start before 9
Paul I used to say if i spent that much on vehicle it would have wings, and that was 20 years ago.
RNG hopefully not at the $4800 price tag, Hopefully the amount of rain you get is more than .25 inch, Owner's kids are either the worst employee or the best one, middle ground is extremely rare. nice pics
Rich congrats on your date night!!
Randy why not ask her about the laundry.
Ken I never would have guess that passing on right due to police in median.
PJ hope the storm miss does not bother you.
Rick now that's a fire!, nice sunset
Paul hanger full of antique airplanes, now that is scary
Drew good luck with project
RS hope you and wife can get vaccine soon. Have fun choosing what to do.
Dennis nice pic, works in low light like the tv cameras.
David hope change over goes smoothly. Ladder work not my favorite either
James hope you can get the craziness sorted out.
Drew that would torture, not able to nap
Paul thanks for the link to the museum
David looks like a progress pic to me
Don I did not know it was that fast to loose flavor for opened coffee. But our water and coffee making is so bad I could not tell.
Ken which airport was that in Kansas?
Dennis nice tool collection
Ted hope the knee surgery is not cancelled, tools are fun
prayers for all, especially Jay/Peg, Kyle's daughter/sister Covid, David(moss)/remodel/divorce, RNG/fire, Ron/hearing/son/aunt, Jim/sister & family, Phil/wife's eyes, and Country.
stay safe and health you all.
RoyJackson
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2021-01-16, 0306
Up a bit too early for a Saturday...
33 right now, according to Weather Underground. The forecast is a bit confusing...forecast is 1-3 inches of rain and snow, but the winter weather warning calls out much more accumulation (mostly at higher elevations). I do hope we get a good 6-8 inches, even if it's sloppy wet. Snow is what really replenishes the aquifer.
I'll probably post again in a few hours, but doubt a dump run will be necessary this week
Up a bit too early for a Saturday...
33 right now, according to Weather Underground. The forecast is a bit confusing...forecast is 1-3 inches of rain and snow, but the winter weather warning calls out much more accumulation (mostly at higher elevations). I do hope we get a good 6-8 inches, even if it's sloppy wet. Snow is what really replenishes the aquifer.
I'll probably post again in a few hours, but doubt a dump run will be necessary this week
ronjhall
Super Star Member
Poured first cup of coffee. 28° with cloudy skies this morning. Heading to 36° with partly cloudy skies. Dr appointment went well. Good for another 3 months. Grocery shopping is done for another week. Going to pick up my Aunt this morning and visit my other Aunt in Port Huron. Should be a good day for travel. Everyone will be social distancing and wearing mask.
Got my Economic Impact Payment check in the mail yesterday. Not sure why it's a check. All my refunds are direct deposited in a checking account. :confused3:
Michigan Covid cases 579,574. Deaths 14,550. Oakland county cases 66,986. Deaths 1,792. 9.3 million test have been given in state. State is 40 in number of shots given per 100,000 residents.
Have no idea what this bird is. About size of a robin.
LS, hope you get pre test and operation happens as scheduled.
RNG, now I understand why you spent all the money on solar. Electric and gas usage is back to normal for this time of year. My sinus have been acting up because humidity in house dropped below 30% while on wood stove. Now back to 50%.
Don, nice coffee grinder. I have one stuck on a shelf some place. Used it many years ago.
David, hope the Verizon antenna works out for you.
Drew, you can probably get a new iPhone for less money per month than what you are paying from Xfinity.
Roy, hope you the snow you want. Could use some here also.
Buckeye, Nice collection of tools. My collection of Bosch tools is now up to 12 if I include corded ones. Some are over 30 years old. I still have some older Dewalt tools. All corded. I did buy the Dewalt metal shear recently. It finds on my Bosch impact drill very well.
Great pictures posted of campfires and sunset. Makes me want to updated my 8 plus and X plus for better camera.
Everyone stay healthy and safe.
Good Morning All.
Got my Economic Impact Payment check in the mail yesterday. Not sure why it's a check. All my refunds are direct deposited in a checking account. :confused3:
Michigan Covid cases 579,574. Deaths 14,550. Oakland county cases 66,986. Deaths 1,792. 9.3 million test have been given in state. State is 40 in number of shots given per 100,000 residents.
Have no idea what this bird is. About size of a robin.
LS, hope you get pre test and operation happens as scheduled.
RNG, now I understand why you spent all the money on solar. Electric and gas usage is back to normal for this time of year. My sinus have been acting up because humidity in house dropped below 30% while on wood stove. Now back to 50%.
Don, nice coffee grinder. I have one stuck on a shelf some place. Used it many years ago.
David, hope the Verizon antenna works out for you.
Drew, you can probably get a new iPhone for less money per month than what you are paying from Xfinity.
Roy, hope you the snow you want. Could use some here also.
Buckeye, Nice collection of tools. My collection of Bosch tools is now up to 12 if I include corded ones. Some are over 30 years old. I still have some older Dewalt tools. All corded. I did buy the Dewalt metal shear recently. It finds on my Bosch impact drill very well.
Great pictures posted of campfires and sunset. Makes me want to updated my 8 plus and X plus for better camera.
Everyone stay healthy and safe.
Good Morning All.
wngsprd
Super Member
33 going to 44, maybe some snow this morning. Fired the woodstove back up yesterday after a couple of warm days.
When I woke up at 3am the sky was full of stars, when I woke up at 5 and went outside, a breezy thick fog.
Had an odds and ends day yesterday...and took Coco to the vet for a check and test.
The only battery powered tools I've owned are DeWalt 18V. Bought replacement batteries once, and the next time decided to buy a little adapter that snaps into the tool, and takes their newer, smaller 20V batteries. Works great. I like them so much that I bought each son a set of them with the carrying case and 20V batteries for Christmas last year when they were having sales.
When I woke up at 3am the sky was full of stars, when I woke up at 5 and went outside, a breezy thick fog.
Had an odds and ends day yesterday...and took Coco to the vet for a check and test.
The only battery powered tools I've owned are DeWalt 18V. Bought replacement batteries once, and the next time decided to buy a little adapter that snaps into the tool, and takes their newer, smaller 20V batteries. Works great. I like them so much that I bought each son a set of them with the carrying case and 20V batteries for Christmas last year when they were having sales.