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Completed installation of gutter guards on the barn. No more gutters to clean. Glad to complete the job, too many "almost finished" jobs around here.

Oil change and tire rotation on my wife's '21 Kia Sportage. Oil change went fine. Tire rotation went downhill quick. I've got 3 floor jacks and 2 of them leak by. Using 1 hydraulic jack and a scissor jack, I managed to drop the front end ( with the wheel off). The jack tipped as the car fell...

Aired up the tires on the DD; sat all week while we had a little vacation. 3 of the tires have a slow leak, on the list...

I'm reading "Los Angeles Oil Mar 3 1906" Sounds like an internet rabbit hole...

Thanks RTM!

Here's a masons/ bricklayers hammer that my dad broke out of his stash today. We put it to work but I'm always interested in makers marks.mark's. Looks like Evan ***** Tool Works. Handle definitely needs some work but I'm happy with it.

This is somewhere in the middle..

Good job wearing the pawn down to a fair price!

I put away the pool equipment. Frustrated that I don't have the garage organized enough to put those items in their designated places. I threw away a few items but not enough. I started the bug, rolled it out and did a preflight check, driving it to work in the AM.

As long as they didn't break any bones or learn any new curse words you're probably in the clear. Sounds like a good time!

Smoke, IRT picture posting problems: I had increasing difficulty posting pictures as my local 2G/3G service dwindled down. Don't know if that affects you in your locale, just throwing it out there.

Original paint intact on the handle.

Awesome catalog- In my "pre tool infatuation" days I had a full line Government purchase Snap-On catalog from the 80s. I still have the binder but the loose leaf pages were sacrificed when I made one of many moves.

Put gutter covers on the west side of the barn before leaves and pine needle fall. Yeah, new roof is due in the spring..

Oil change and tire rotation on my DD. Managed to avoid: -Drain oil running down my arm. -Dropping the drain plug in the oil catch basin. -Dribbling oil back to the used oil drums. -Backing over the jack..uh nope did that... I was able to reset the oil life counter and relearn the TPMS without...

Rayra you seem to be in constant motion and getting things done with a plan!

I have an 18hp Magnum that had a persistent miss. Finally bit the bullet and replaced the coil- and now its back to being a strong runner.

That color is very close to the color of Cleaver-Brooks boilers and equipment. I'm not saying they're at all related but if you are looking for that color I'd start there. Nice looking hammer ...

Those Altecs are unusual, love that 50's /60's design. Wood looks nice too.