nice shelving on wheels! very stout!Pulled the Yukon in the garage for an oil change, check fluid in front and rear diff, air up the spare, etc.
Cleaned and straightened the garage some and mopped the floor.
Realized that I forgot to clean out the shop vac the last time I vacuumed something wet. Had a nice science project going on inside. Ordered a few new filters for it while I was at it.
Probably means you didn't reset maintenance minder when you did the last oil change
Probably means you didn't reset maintenance minder when you did the last oil change
It's a standard process to reset it when you do an oil change.
Nice frame. I built one very similar for my stunt bike, but I used the stock aluminum subframe.Almost have the '96 900CR parts bike broken down. Sold enough parts on the first wave to almost pay for it and I have the frame, motor and lots of other stuff left over.
You did all that with lower back pain?Hung up the new hand cleaner pump. Moved the paper towel rack. Finished some decorations. Stuffed boxes with orders for shipping. Faffed about with Lightburn. Burned rubber to make a stamp. Hung up my saturated plowing suit. Cleaned my hands with Cherry Bomb. Washed brushes.
Yeah, why? I'm used to pushing through pain to get things done. I've been doing it since I was 19.You did all that with lower back pain?
Lately my ability to push through pain and fatigue is lessening. Until 2 years ago, I would be working in the garage long after guys half my age were inside watching ball games and drinking beer.
Join the club. Between work in the shop and the driveway, I'm cooked.
3 hours of smart work beats 8 hours of floundering, use your down time to prepare!
Snapped a bolt extractor.
Nah they make sockets for just that purpose
The sound of a small tap breaking comes godamn close...
Almost have the '96 900CR parts bike broken down. Sold enough parts on the first wave to almost pay for it and I have the frame, motor and lots of other stuff left over.
Picked up the engine block from machine shop jail on Friday for the '73 Mustang build. Painted it Saturday. This will be a 10:1 347 for the '73 Mustang that my parents dated in (Dad bought it new). Getting it back on the road for them to enjoy. This is the original numbers-matching block.
. My CTS V runs high tens and I believe I’ll hand my hands full next time we visit the track. I know if I’m not in front at 1/8 mile, I won’t be running him down.
@Outlawmws, you're right. Our oldest grandchild is 33 and youngest is 22. When I whip out my digital camera and tripod to take a photo of the family (I think it's around 28 now), they all go WOW! I actually took my Samsung A12 out of my office the other day and saw a pearl pink electric Mustang. Whipped out my phone, selected the camera icon and pressed a white button on the screen (THREE TIMES), thinking I would show a photo of the Mustang. My phone has no evidence of that vehicle anywhere. I have somehow taken quite a few photos and videos with the phone and have found them but it's hit and miss. My phone is best left on a charger.
Good ol' Duc rotor bolts. They rust/corrode from inside the hub.Snapped a bolt extractor.
Are those aluminum heads for that engine? If so, will you be drilling the block to match the Steam Holes in the heads?
Kay, there might be a flu going around. The Epson ink tank printer started spitting gobbledygook messages and one-liners. PC was playing a symphony of CBS and NBC ringtones coming from who knows where. The Brother PT-D600 refused to print labels so I suspected something other than the actual printers was FUBAR. Ran some diagnostics that did something with the print spooler software. I waved a boneless, skinless chicken breast over and blew some smoke in the PC and it all seems to be working again. I feel like John Snow from Game of Thrones: "You know nothing,
We moved from the Hudson Valley to South Florida in 1975. Left the snowblower behind along with all the snow shovels, ice chippers and windshield scrapers. Two years later in snowed in Boca Raton and even in Miami. I immediately bought a leaf blower and every time a cold front headed our way I aimed the leafblower outlet to the North and turned it on. Not sure it does any good but it hasn't snowed in Miami (or Boca Raton) since. I switched to a battery powered leaf blower a couple of years ago and it looks like that was a mistake. The snow buried Northern Florida in the white stuff. Maybe it's time for a dozen or two hair dryers aimed North.
Based on the fact that the procedure was successful, I assume that you bowed to the east and swung the chicken over your head in a counter clockwise manner.
