Good morning!!!!

[txdon]

Don, I'm assuming you already checked the 3 relays and the possible red small wire that goes up the handlebars for a short? Electronics is not my forte....but I do have a new test light.

No I did not. My plan was to bypass the safeties on the handle with the paperclip by the motor like in the YouTube, but I could not find the connection to put the paperclip in because the model they were working on is like the model I bought new not the older model. They were working on EGO mowers under warranty because they did not want to wait excessively for warranty repair.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

The storm front has blown thru. .25” of rain. High was 72°, now 46° and dropping.

 

[mostly_gas]

Good evening all. 33ºF for the start, overcast, windy, .2 inch in rain gauge. Windy most of day, overcast broke up early afternoon, and high temp was 48ºF, DP 23ºF. Slow day today, stated fire in insert, and kept it going, did get nap in, worked on bike front fender and that was it.
Doug big rain gauge
Doug good to hear rebuild of flail going well
Bill how long will the wood you have last you>
Buppies I remember Creme well. Sorry you are not sleeping.
Drew quite the warm day
Bird winter not over this week, anyway. I only got .2 inch in rain gauge
RNG Hope your trip is informative
Billy hope you get more rain than I did.
thanks for the links guys
Ken great pics
Lou glad you had generator to handle the power loss.
PJ sorry about the light issue, I hate when you can't reproduce the problem. sorry about lack of parts
David hope prescription comes in.
Thomas sorry about gas price hike, mud season is almost on you.
Drew sounds like you had nice day to work on gardens
Bird we pay 20 per month and get good service. They do change route so never quite sure when they will come. I don't want to store grass clippings for week.
Dennis sorry about the light issues.
Kyle I like ELP as well. Sorry to hear about the rod breaking, partial in Interapid indicators my self.
prayer for all, especially Jay/Peg, Kyle's daughter/friend PT from Covid, /mom recovery, living alone, Bird/aging issues/, Don /mom's pipeline process, Randy/FIL living alone adjustments /MIL Covid /son's FIL death /new cancer surgeries /cataract surgery, Roy/ palpitations, /angina, Billy /wife fall, David(moss) /remodel /divorce, Buppies / wife head wound healing, Thomas/gout, Phil /reflux, /wife's eyes, Steppenwolfe/son-auto immune disorder, Grev/wife's eye, Ted/knee recovery/retirement, Doug and wife/health issues/nerve and pain/ wife's eyes /rib, Ken/aunt fall injuries, David(sadamo)/Sophie's new eye surgery follow up, Chris/neighbor's granddaughter and Covid issues, Scaredy/injuries from fall, Paul/ wife's disc issues /dog seizure, Gale and KY/ tornado victims, Mike /5 year plan, Dennis/ brother "alligallyitus" and improving, Ukraine war, and Country.
stay safe and healthy you all.

 

[check]

Well good evening all. It started out to be such a nice evening, with about 4 to 5 inches of light fluffy snow all hanging on the trees and making everything look pretty. We probably would have sat out on the deck all bundled up and watch the sun “go down” with a glass of wine in our hand, followed by sitting around the fire and watching the new episode of “Outlander”

However, disaster struck. The wife went out to let the dog pee, and the driveway had so much ice under the snow that she fell and broke her arm. We had to call an ambulance, and now she’s at the hospital in Huntsville, waiting to get a CT scan because she had broken that arm once before and there’s a steel plate in it.

Very bad luck to be sure. And the hospital in Huntsville is not equipped to do any kind of complicated orthopedic surgery, so she will likely have to be sent down to Toronto to the expert who did the steel plate last time. That would be a good thing, and I will be heading out to TO to visit and be with her as much as I can.

Major bummer, as we were planning on spending some quiet time up here for a while.

 

[sodamo]

James, extra prayers for your wife and a good recovery

 

[NHBX]

Check, prayers for your wife and a speedy recovery.

 

[Alien]

Flail mower all fixed. Never ever want to do that again. 10 hours of hard slog and heavy lifting. My rib survived but I am having trouble with balance/walking since.
Battery is flat in my tablet so nothing more for now. Good night.

 

[Looking4new]

OK, I'll bite. What happens to the stuff you neet to dispose of?

I take it to the dump. But other than brush, construction rubble, couches and mattresses I don't pay a red cent. Anything that will burn, I burn.

 

[Looking4new]

Good morning, low temp 11 and going to a high of 32°F. Wind NNW 8 mph. A mix of sun and cloud.

I have 6" of snow to plow this morning, 'bout time. What ever happened to the 12" dumps we used to get? I miss them.

mostly, I will be out of wood by the end of April for sure, but I have oil backup.

Good thoughts and well wishes for your wife, check.

Have a safe day all

 

[Bird]

Well good evening all. It started out to be such a nice evening, with about 4 to 5 inches of light fluffy snow all hanging on the trees and making everything look pretty. We probably would have sat out on the deck all bundled up and watch the sun “go down” with a glass of wine in our hand, followed by sitting around the fire and watching the new episode of “Outlander”

However, disaster struck. The wife went out to let the dog pee, and the driveway had so much ice under the snow that she fell and broke her arm. We had to call an ambulance, and now she’s at the hospital in Huntsville, waiting to get a CT scan because she had broken that arm once before and there’s a steel plate in it.

Very bad luck to be sure. And the hospital in Huntsville is not equipped to do any kind of complicated orthopedic surgery, so she will likely have to be sent down to Toronto to the expert who did the steel plate last time. That would be a good thing, and I will be heading out to TO to visit and be with her as much as I can.

Major bummer, as we were planning on spending some quiet time up here for a while.

Sure hope things go well for her.