Good morning!!!!

[buckeyefarmer]

Sun out today, first time seen in about a week. With the sun came high humidity.

 

[rswyan]

Bup,

Thanks.

Wishing success on the Redbirds.

Heal up from the op ... :thumbsup:

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

We are in the middle of a heavy thunderstorm. It is beautiful. We haven't had rain since May 4th...16 days....and just like Morton Salt...when it rains, it pours.

 

[txdon]

We got a half inch, it will settle the dust enough so I can mow tomorrow. It's still thundering so we might get a little more.
I put the back on the tv so it goes to the TV hospital tomorrow for exploratory surgery.
Cobbler #12 in oven. The dew berries are past season and now I'm using my frozen reserves.
DishTV came out and fixed MOM's TV that had no sound, so she is ahead of me.

 

[Thomas]

Welll I didn't cut or stack wood today instead trim side field this morning,2ish decided mow the side field and blackflies were extra hungry :confused2::thumbdown: still plan on mowing front lawn high spots just before dark in hopes blackflies decide to go bed early.
Soon to be momma turkey has made hole in front lawn for dust baths.
Mrs. now grilling and something sure smells good. :licking:

 

[RoyJackson]

Side view of chipper. I measured to top of shut. 6?0? View attachment 554985

Any problems getting it rolling and stopping? I see the chute prop isn't supporting any weight. Any issues with balance when sitting in place or moving?

I think the dolly I made for the Woods chipper will work as far as the weight and size of the chipper's stand (the skid shoes will help too). The dolly I made for the Woods chipper is definitely overbuilt (I have a bad habit of overbuilding stuff...I don't built stuff often, but when I do...). Might need bigger casters...

Thanks for the pictures!

 

[ronjhall]

Any problems getting it rolling and stopping? I see the chute prop isn't supporting any weight. Any issues with balance when sitting in place or moving?
!

No balance problems. Putting all my weight on chute will not make it tilt. It will get caught on the cracks in floor. I use a Large HF pry bar to make it move over them. Dolly wheels are HD. 4” I think. With grease fittings on wheels and swivels.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Yep, the usual suspects.

I see they unlocked the thread, removed some posts.

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

We are in the middle of a heavy thunderstorm. It is beautiful. We haven't had rain since May 4th...16 days....and just like Morton Salt...when it rains, it pours.

We got a half inch, it will settle the dust enough so I can mow tomorrow. It's still thundering so we might get a little more.
I put the back on the tv so it goes to the TV hospital tomorrow for exploratory surgery.
Cobbler #12 in oven. The dew berries are past season and now I'm using my frozen reserves.
DishTV came out and fixed MOM's TV that had no sound, so she is ahead of me.

Don, we ended up with 1.75" here. We really needed it, there were cracks in the ground already 1/2" wide. Also, I saw some "blackberries" from Lexington on craigslist for sale, IIRC they were $20 or $25.

 

[rswyan]

Your readings are really decent.

Well, considering that I've been smoking for nearly 50 years, I was pretty surprised myself.

I have three rarely used spirometers. Most of the RT's that I dealt with reported that for most users they are rarely used once in a home setting; basically a waste of money. I have an oximeter. It's did not cost much, gives O2% and heart rate, and is accurate.

Yeah, that might be handy to have.

They usually check O2% and heart rate with one when I go in for an appointment. It's usually 93% - to 96%. This last time (last Tuesday) it was 97% or 98%, forget which.

I am sorry to read about the respiratory challenges, pain, and your sleep disruptions. I hope they resolve soon.

I'm sure they will.

Good luck with the cigarette withdrawal and everything else.

Thanks.

Day at a time ... :thumbsup: