PJSprog
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Got an email yesterday from TBN inviting me to join their new community for farming called FarmChat. I had no idea there was another forum associated with this one. I'm guessing this is also one of Muhammad's ventures?
Good morning!!!!
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Looking4new
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We did get the 6" of snow. It took me from 9 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. to plow my place and three other neighbours. Burned up 3 gallons of fuel.
hawkeye08
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Got that one myself, might sign up just to read about farming.. always some good discussions..
LS Tractor Owner
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Yes, there is also another forum dedicated to the lawn and garden sector.... I forget what it is called.
txdon
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I did not get that invite, I guess harvesting golf balls does not qualify.
Randy I'll get some pics of the back seat tomorrow. There were 6 pieces for the back seat 3 for the headrests, one for the pull out center armrest/cup holder, one for the back of the bench seat and one for the bottom of the bench seat. They are held in place by straps and elastic and velcro. There is really no way to mess up installation, they are idiot proof. I took the truck for a test ride and put some groceries in the back seat and they did not slide around. Tomorrow Whipper gets a test ride.
toppop52
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I did not get that invite, I guess harvesting golf balls does not qualify.
Randy I'll get some pics of the back seat tomorrow. There were 6 pieces for the back seat 3 for the headrests, one for the pull out center armrest/cup holder, one for the back of the bench seat and one for the bottom of the bench seat. They are held in place by straps and elastic and velcro. There is really no way to mess up installation, they are idiot proof. I took the truck for a test ride and put some groceries in the back seat and they did not slide around. Tomorrow Whipper gets a test ride.
Thanks Don, I primarily want to cover the backseat because of Gracie, but I might do them all.
RedNeckGeek
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At long last, some photos:
One end of blade clamped:
Slot used for grinding the bevel on the blade ends:
Tenon for positioning fixture on band saw table:
Grinding the bevel on the belt sander:
A very poor example of a bevel ground blade end:
Flux, silver solder, and fixture:
mostly_gas
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Good evening all. 36F for the start, mostly cloudy, breezy. East moderate wind most of the day, overcast sky most of the day, and high temp of 56F. Men's meeting to start the day, guys got a treat as wife made crumb coffee cake to share, putter till bike rid, the walk the dog, and fill the wood wagon.
And now to catch up:
Eric that was a wild video, don't think I would get on it!
Buckeye, sorry to hear about FIL have been praying for him, was that a restraint free facility? Hope you got better soon.
Thomas two tractor family?
Drew you did nice job with that Cub hope it was a fun project.
RNG the story about needle exchange is crazy, Sound like trenching is going as well as low budget will allow.
Ted you should see the videos of landings at old Hong Kong airport, they are crazy. Enjoyed the next video of garage as well.
PJ glad you got your sound sorted out, now on to making music?
Randy like your "beater" truck and the story to get it
Roy glad you were able to visit neighbor.
Ron nice sleeve for Sassy, when Scooter had his surgery, they was a cyst in one eye lid, had to keep cone on for two weeks. Nice pics
Don good luck with cards and sheet rock project.
Rick your post yesterday morning had a bunch of pics with file extension name problems and cannot open them.
Randy, nice pics, glad new tractor working well for you.
Thomas you can cool too, no wonder Mrs keep you
Nice progress David.
Irv it sucks to get behind doesn't it?
Ron have had mixed results with audio books, one author wrote series of novels about flying in Vietnam, and we had tp get an abridged version. Lost the flavor of his writing.
Drew good to hear progress on your epidural, snow where minimal means of dealing with it kinda sucks. hope your snow blower works.
Buppies sory to here about more slice and dice, am glad everything has been caught before getting out of hand. we have some pesistent wrens here, want to make nest in garage, will fly in open zipper in garage screen!
Thomas enjoy snow removal
RNG good luck with trencher and lower terrace.
Did my share of JC Whitney Catalogs, most was good was occasional disappointments.
Drew glad you are getting to do list shortened, hope you can reschedule epidural soon.
Hawkeye, know what you mean about no wife, glad you are getting quality time with granddaughter.
Randy sounds good, how long for cardio rehab?
Ted isn't nice to be popular!
David nice cart, Scooter love to ride in the golf cart too.
Drew hope you can get plants protected from weather, glad you got mower maintenance done.
Don I did not get the invite either
RNG looks like a lot more work than the blade welders we had at work.
prayer for all.
And now to catch up:
Eric that was a wild video, don't think I would get on it!
Buckeye, sorry to hear about FIL have been praying for him, was that a restraint free facility? Hope you got better soon.
Thomas two tractor family?
Drew you did nice job with that Cub hope it was a fun project.
RNG the story about needle exchange is crazy, Sound like trenching is going as well as low budget will allow.
Ted you should see the videos of landings at old Hong Kong airport, they are crazy. Enjoyed the next video of garage as well.
PJ glad you got your sound sorted out, now on to making music?
Randy like your "beater" truck and the story to get it
Roy glad you were able to visit neighbor.
Ron nice sleeve for Sassy, when Scooter had his surgery, they was a cyst in one eye lid, had to keep cone on for two weeks. Nice pics
Don good luck with cards and sheet rock project.
Rick your post yesterday morning had a bunch of pics with file extension name problems and cannot open them.
Randy, nice pics, glad new tractor working well for you.
Thomas you can cool too, no wonder Mrs keep you
Nice progress David.
Irv it sucks to get behind doesn't it?
Ron have had mixed results with audio books, one author wrote series of novels about flying in Vietnam, and we had tp get an abridged version. Lost the flavor of his writing.
Drew good to hear progress on your epidural, snow where minimal means of dealing with it kinda sucks. hope your snow blower works.
Buppies sory to here about more slice and dice, am glad everything has been caught before getting out of hand. we have some pesistent wrens here, want to make nest in garage, will fly in open zipper in garage screen!
Thomas enjoy snow removal
RNG good luck with trencher and lower terrace.
Did my share of JC Whitney Catalogs, most was good was occasional disappointments.
Drew glad you are getting to do list shortened, hope you can reschedule epidural soon.
Hawkeye, know what you mean about no wife, glad you are getting quality time with granddaughter.
Randy sounds good, how long for cardio rehab?
Ted isn't nice to be popular!
David nice cart, Scooter love to ride in the golf cart too.
Drew hope you can get plants protected from weather, glad you got mower maintenance done.
Don I did not get the invite either
RNG looks like a lot more work than the blade welders we had at work.
prayer for all.
sodamo
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Picked up my casters for press base from PO today. Look quite sufficient.
Rain on and off do opted for energy conservation. Well, I did make it to HD and bought ridgecap. Also enjoyed a very nice lunch with my bride.
Thanks for bandsaw blade info RNG. No plans to do my own, but informative.
Rain on and off do opted for energy conservation. Well, I did make it to HD and bought ridgecap. Also enjoyed a very nice lunch with my bride.
Thanks for bandsaw blade info RNG. No plans to do my own, but informative.
wngsprd
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29 going to 39.
Mostly, crumb coffee cake sounds good.
Had a nice lunch yesterday with my bride, too. After the gym, went to a nice place and split a vegetable calzone. Then roasted some beans.
Was planning on visiting my mom in Virginia Beach, but they are calling for 4 to 7 inches of snow. I don't mind driving in it, but not that far in the dark with snow on the way home. Instead, have a number of things to catch up here.
Mostly, crumb coffee cake sounds good.
Had a nice lunch yesterday with my bride, too. After the gym, went to a nice place and split a vegetable calzone. Then roasted some beans.
Was planning on visiting my mom in Virginia Beach, but they are calling for 4 to 7 inches of snow. I don't mind driving in it, but not that far in the dark with snow on the way home. Instead, have a number of things to catch up here.
