. All's well that ends well...I understand! I have a pair of air horns that have followed me around for 40+ years and are on their 4th vehicle....
Cleaned this carb on my friends wood splitter for the second time today, Homfs GX690 engine
just found a good video and I guess there is 2 idle jets below this screw that I hadn’t taken out. 
He was running regular gas and hadn’t used the splitter in 2 years.May I recommend an ultrasonic cleaner instead of a wood splitter?
I understand! I have a pair of air horns that have followed me around for 40+ years and are on their 4th vehicle....
Nice Rock Island Vice.In the garage today? Chasing my tail.
I removed the new top roller that I installed on my dozer last weekend.
Disassembled it and harvested the $140 (!) seal from it.
Disassembled and cleaned the old top roller that I had removed from the dozer last weekend, and installed the $140 (!) seal in it.
Reinstalled the old roller with the new ($$$) seal. Works great. New top roller is now my spare top roller.
Is cleaning under your nails considered a manicure?
Thank you
yes. but also why I wear nitrileIs cleaning under your nails considered a manicure?
only takes 6-9 months to get all the strength back
Only if using a large knife. Then it's a MANicure. Using an angle grinder to buff earns extra man points.Is cleaning under your nails considered a manicure?
Is cleaning under your nails considered a manicure?
Guess that is how the city fixes the problem. Only thing is, the saw doesnt come with the blade they use to cut pipe. It isnt hard to change, but it isnt just a bolt affair either. Holy ****, gov't at work. Pic is a couple blade changes ago. Surprisingly, not many injuries there.Ugh. I had something called De Quervain Syndrome in my left hand, which is similar to carpal tunnel. I avoided surgery and tried various exercises my doctor recommended, to no avail. Oddly, when I broke my left wrist picking pears (I don't want to talk about it
), by the time I recovered from that the De Quervain's went away! Anyhow, wishing you speedy recovery from the surgery - hopefully you will be back to full painless range of motion soon.Made you looook!Changed the oil on the Alfa, somehow managing to keep the garage floor clean in the process. Gave myself a panic when I started the car and the oil warning light immediately came on and would not go off. Did I forget the drain plug? Leave the filter loose? After investigation (which involved removing the air intake box again, as the oil filter hides behind it), turns out I accidentally knocked the wire off the oil pressure light sending switch while changing the filter. Doh!
What plastic part broke on the Webley and where did you get the parts?Just little stuff. Cleaned out the truck, then washed and vacuumed it, before adding door edge protector. I seems that once I started wearing an AFO on my left foot I need to open the drivers side door all the way to get in and out (which is still a bit of a hassle) and in a parking lot that can led to bumping other cars. So, took care of that. Then changed out some broken plastic on one of the new Webleys, only needing my smallest roll pin punch and a light hand.
Ai will change it for them. Ain’t much I like more than a disposable mindset. It is such a wonderful way to acquire goodies for myself from the real world challenged.Sharpened the push mower blade, oiled its air filter with Uni foam filter oil. Started it up and let it run for a couple of minutes. Checked the oil.
Crawled under the 4Runner 8-10 times fetching tools so that I could get the front 02 sensor wire unplugged. Sometimes I hate working on cars. 45 minutes to free up the harness and unplug a 30 year old connector. I really want a lift.
Fielded two texts and a phone call from old employer. Seems the water guys think they warped the blade in their Hycon HRS 400 ring saw. No one in that dept knows how to change the blade. ??? Work wanted to know where I sent it for repairs. I didnt send it anywhere, I repaired it. Boss asked if I would be willing to come down and change the blade, if her boss ok'd. Sure, why not. Boss must have said no because my boss told me they were just going to buy another saw.
Scotchbrite for the win!
I don’t even fish, but I love organization, so I like those.
Only if you spell it man-icure.Is cleaning under your nails considered a manicure?
Toss a little more money at it and get a couple of those HF welding canvasses. They definitely don't melt or catch fire with the bigger hot blobs.Took the day off and then an hour later, out to the garage. So hard to Not Work. Anyhow, cleaned up and what a mess it was. I need a curtain to divide the metal working from the wood building. Did the Google thing and of course everything is a stack (thousand dollars for us old folks) I'm going to string a wire and hang a $10 tarp, maybe two. LOL
Otherwise a rest day.
Zim
Its weird how some aspects of my hand strength returned pretty quickly (like closed-fist grip strength, lift strength, etc) but things like individual finger strength are totally gone. Like it would be a real challenge to press a spray can nozzle right now. And things that require finess are shot. Like trying to cut a thin slice of cheese off a block. Nope. I'm only about 10 days in though. I get my stitches out tomorrow .
LOL, It's not so much the welding but the grinding and coping. I can't stand that fine metal dust under foot. Drives me insane. I've looked at welding curtains and canvass is a great idea. Funny, I love the smell of canvass.
If only.
The trick to 5 year plans is to revise and extend them every 6 months. Of course, that also means we never finish. And since our work is never done, we live forever!
Funny coincidence i see this now. My folks visited from TX and on the way to my house, they found these and thought i could put these to good use.I fixed a crippling flaw in the design of my otherwise favorite camp chair: It had no cup holder! That cannot stand!
Installed a Bar Buoy, 'cause, y' never know when things are going to get rowdy in the ol' lawn chair!
The cage of the Bar Buoy fits into a dove-tail mount on the chair, so it won't get broken off in transport.
A piece of scrap aluminum angle, drill and pop-rivets. Now to find something to do with the rest of the afternoon--aside from testing the Bar Buoy.
What is going on here? A brick sanitary man hole now concrete lined?Today in the garage i shuffled tools, outside the garage on the drive i shuffled **** n piss
Soooo glad to have that stinky job in the rear view
Thats the one, well partially at least, easier to form an concrete than brick up and backfill the voids under the existing slab. Loose and crumbling brickwork (someone previously repaired but didnt use engineering bricks) over the top 3 or so courses made the decision for me, after id bought the bricks naturally
Just remember.....this is in the "old" world. We like to think that in "merica", the "new" world, we're more advanced than a brick s**tter drain....Thats the one, well partially at least, easier to form an concrete than brick up and backfill the voids under the existing slab. Loose and crumbling brickwork (someone previously repaired but didnt use engineering bricks) over the top 3 or so courses made the decision for me, after id bought the bricks naturally
Just remember.....this is in the "old" world. We like to think that in "merica", the "new" world, we're more advanced than a brick s**tter drain....
