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[Boog]

And he made it without any scuba gear!

[Killer Bee]

Originally Posted by FleetsidePaul

If my toilet could flush that down I wouldn't need a plumber. That's impressive.

pre-ban kohlers


ca homeowners will get it

[FleetsidePaul]

Originally Posted by Killer Bee

pre-ban kohlers


ca homeowners will get it

Unfortunately I get it.

I never got the logic behind the low flow toilets that you have to flush 5 times. How does that save water?

[special-K]

How low flow are the toilets in CA? Lower than elsewhere, 1.6gal I believe ours are. I have one vintage set to fill half way and one vintage "style" reduced flow. I can't remember if the bought new one is that low or is the first lower water use that came before, like 2.xx. I've had it for 30 years. It flushes fine, once. I don't hear people complain about the 1.6s not doing their job. I'd think people living where water is in such demand with such poor supply that you would embrace saving water on flushing toilets to have more water available to consume and wash up with.

Diesel Jetta at the Park & Ride

[Killer Bee]

Mrs. Bee shop vac'ing Fritz

[Steeveedee]

The dog appears to be liking it.

['63GENIII]

Originally Posted by Steeveedee

The dog appears to be liking it.

No doubt! Fritz is having a good time!

There hasn't been a vacuum made that has been "Dozer proof". Ours (12 y.o. 90# Staffordshire) will go on the offensive if we leave the hall closet door open. Attacks the thing standing still yet will let a cat sit on him to keep warm .

Kinda funny until we have to get a new one.

The vacuum that is..

[57taskforce]

Paint correction on the Camaro.

[Stocker]

Originally Posted by 57taskforce

Paint correction on the Camaro.

Dang, that sure is purty!!

[Killer Bee]

yes he really likes the shop vac, tried the acc hose on the house vac and he enjoys it too

a while ago Mrs. Bee shrieks - "what is that?!"

brought me a present - good boy Fritz



been rid of them for quite a while but recently popping up during our yard remodeling..

[57taskforce]

Originally Posted by Stocker

Dang, that sure is purty!!

Thank you, was a lot of work but I’m pretty happy with it.

Here’s another Random

Working the ole 2500HD pretty good.

3306 Cat/Sullair PDX 20 screw compressor package. Not sure how much it weighs but I can assure you, the 6.0 3/4 ton is NOT up to the task. It’ll move it around the yard but it is NOT a safe tow vehicle for the weight. The skid it is all mounted on it is Concrete filled.

I sure love smashing gas and kicking ass for a living!

[68bowtie]

A little more gate progress.

I love my step bit…

[72c20customcamper]

Working on the Envoy brakes had to take out the 85 . Nice day but cold

[mr.mud1]

sunset tonight,a pretty day.

[special-K]

Originally Posted by 72c20customcamper

Working on the Envoy brakes had to take out the 85 . Nice day but cold

Originally Posted by mr.mud1

sunset tonight,a pretty day.

It's about time to say goodbye the your snow. It feels like spring is trying to get it's foot in the door here, a zone or so south of you guys. I imagine you are getting early signs as well. Oh, it will get cold some more here in march, and maybe more snow... surely some big wind. But it's in the air, the feeling of cold but not as cold and warm being a bit warmer. The birds tell the story in their songs.

I took this picture not long after I built the little barn I'm in the process of moving. I remember I bought my '90 Harley before the slab was poured. I poured the slab and it seemed hard enough to wheel the bike back in that evening. I don't have a picture, could take one, but it left a tire imprint that I thought was cool. Like a kid writing their initials in green concrete.

Not long after, I poured the slab outside the barn. I had replaced the timing access cover on the Harley with a custom one and I set the original into the concrete at the center of the door. It will be 32" off center once I move the barn

[Boog]

That's cool. It's like a shield or family crest for the Harley home.

[FleetsidePaul]

Originally Posted by special-K

Not long after, I poured the slab outside the barn. I had replaced the timing access cover on the Harley with a custom one and I set the original into the concrete at the center of the door. It will be 32" off center once I move the barn

That's cool. It gives me an idea. I have an old timing cover floating around here someplace. I was going to put it on Ebay but it might make some good yard art.

... If I can find it.

[72c20customcamper]

Originally Posted by special-K

It's about time to say goodbye the your snow. It feels like spring is trying to get it's foot in the door here, a zone or so south of you guys. I imagine you are getting early signs as well. Oh, it will get cold some more here in march, and maybe more snow... surely some big wind. But it's in the air, the feeling of cold but not as cold and warm being a bit warmer. The birds tell the story in their songs.

I took this picture not long after I built the little barn I'm in the process of moving. I remember I bought my '90 Harley before the slab was poured. I poured the slab and it seemed hard enough to wheel the bike back in that evening. I don't have a picture, could take one, but it left a tire imprint that I thought was cool. Like a kid writing their initials in green concrete.

Not long after, I poured the slab outside the barn. I had replaced the timing access cover on the Harley with a custom one and I set the original into the concrete at the center of the door. It will be 32" off center once I move the barn

Except mother nature disagrees. Got 2 inches after dark last night and all my sap buckets are frozen solid . Going to be a bad year for syrup if we go from from 20s right to 50s

[special-K]

Originally Posted by 68bowtie

A little more gate progress.

I love my step bit…

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I have never tried a step bit. I'll have to pick one up and see what all the fun is about. Can't wait to see the gate done. How about you? (haha) I like seeing a good project come together.

[Chevyland]

Bobilly

[68bowtie]

Six

[Chevyland]

Landing

[FleetsidePaul]

View from Ewing's restaurant. I took my better half out for lunch. Very good food (expensive). I can see their neon sign from my place at night. I'm just on the other side of the river. My house is just out of this shot. A big tree blocked it. Couldn't see it.

I love it here.

[special-K]

Nice view. Your whole village is blocked out

Western end of the Mt. Airy tunnel, originally built for the B&O mainline. Most people in Mt. Airy don't even know about it (or about it's significance in railroad history). It's the longest railway tunnel east of The Rockies

[FleetsidePaul]

Tail or no tail?

My German Shepherd's tail is longer than my little Corgi.

But she is still in charge. I guess size doesn't matter. I keep telling women that but they call BS.