68, humid and thickly overcast, going to 91.
Roy, your problem is probably different, but I found that my PTO shaft that wouldn't slide easily was gunked up inside the plastic male shaft cover to female cover contact area...also was a bit warped from letting it rest on a hard piece of the implement when not in use. I cleaned the plastic and started supporting it differently and it's been much improved, but not perfect.
Don, never heard of the vaccine magnets, but sometimes when the moisture is just right, any small smooth piece of metal will stick.
Buppies, you're working too hard!
BEF, I think Ron is probably right for your medicare choice. I found that the Supplement plans looked better the more medical expense you think you'll have. I chose the Advantage, which also covers prescriptions, etc, but does have co-pays...I chose to take the risk of self-insurance for the $0 premium, with a $4,900 maximum out-of-pocket...sorta like choosing a higher deductible on car insurance to buy down the premium. My wife pays monthly for the Supplement plan, but also pays monthly for separate dental and prescription plans....but has better overall coverage. Do some digging since there are so many options and your choice is specific to your needs.
The phoebe chicks finally fledged from the nest under my shelter right over my log splitter Friday, so I had the space back to myself...did some re-organizing and started on making another firewood pallet so I can split the last load I brought up last month. Did some string trimming rather than run the mower...the ground is rock hard and grass is turning brown.
