Good morning!!!!

[CWB Wyo]

The low this morning was 41*, yesterday's high was 70*. Today has been overcast and a cool wind . The temperature how is in the mid 50's.

Made the weekly trip to town this morning. Not much else going on today.

Hope everyone has a nice day.
CWB.

 

[RoyJackson]

2017-10-26, 1730, EST

Heading home tomorrow morning. Flight is at 0700 to Washington, then about 1130 to Burlington VT. Be glad to get home!!!

 

[lostcreekranch]

2017-10-26, 1730, EST

Heading home tomorrow morning. Flight is at 0700 to Washington, then about 1130 to Burlington VT. Be glad to get home!!!

Safe travels going home Roy! Don’t be a stranger, you’re always welcome in Texas!

 

[daugen]

enjoyable day, got the rubber underliners cut and installed for the little tractor's floorboards, thin enough the oem mats can go on top.
MF parts price for the left mat was 108 dollars. Must be made with golden filigree threads...no thank you.
Then I spent another several hours blue taping the tractor for painting tomorrow. I have the right oem paint this time. So many levers and knobs to tape.
Since I'm spraying red paint, any overspray is obvious.

Tomorrow is the last warm day for awhile, particularly until what is now being called a Nor'Easter on Sunday.

 

[daugen]

I dont like the new look either. Even crv has the sloped down back.

My 2013 has backup camera.

This made me chuckle because today I got a lovely email from the son of one of my oldest and best friends.
My friend bought a remote mountain cabin in Arkville, NY, in the Catskills, the year we both graduated from college, 1971.
In 1988 I bought my first Honda, a Foreman ATV. Built for ruggedness and not for speed, it has pulled cart loads of wood and cart loads of little kids for decade
after decade. Twenty years ago my back started getting bad and I couldn't ride it any more, so I gave it to my friend to keep at his cabin. So his kids have grown up with it,
and his son has taken meticulous care of it. It looks almost like new 30 years later. But his words on the reliability of a Honda just rang out when you guys were discussing style. You'd better like it because it will definitely be with you a long time.:

It is easily the most reliable piece of equipment at the cabin or that my father has in his possession. How many chainsaws, lawnmowers, weed whackers, hedge trimmers or even loppers have we replaced and the Honda just keeps on running. I have a feeling the planet might run out of petrol before it gives up.*

 

[toppop52]

Pads look good Drew!
Ordered my new air compressor today, still tractor shopping though.

 

[Steppenwolfe]

Pads look good Drew!
Ordered my new air compressor today, still tractor shopping though.

Come on over a few hours... I'll give you a school'n on Kubota's...

 

[farmer2009]

70 today currently 58.

Got ceiling insulation in today in the new building. Yeah the one that’s 2 years old and not finished.

Still working on the new cattle pen. Hung a couple more gates. Been in chicken coops. Started supplementing hay to cows. Still have about half my bushhogging to finish.

Still trying to get bids in for upgrades. I’m about done with one company except for new fans. They have to come from them as they are in a discount program as the last ones rusted out prematurely. New ones will be either fiberglass or a composite plastic.

Don find wipper.

RNG interesting ride.

Eric. Congrats on becoming a Grandpa again.

 

[mostly_gas]

Good evening all. 54F this morning, clear sky, moderate wind. High temp today was 84F, wind topped out at about 25mph, and sky was not cloudy all day. Roller-coaster temps next few days, forecast low for Saturday is 32F! Kitchen cleanup started the day, worked on volagi, chain need clean and lube, front derailleur need clean, lube and adjust.

 

[wngsprd]

36 and still dropping, going to 70. Should see some frost.

RNG, great sounding trip and pics.

Thanks for well wishes and prayers for my wife...got to doctors at 8:30am and all is well...out the door before 9:00.

Hoping for a Whipper family reunion.

Safe travels, Roy.