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Spliced piece installed.

3 feet plus.

This line is about 200 feet long, man I hope this is the only damaged area.

Madness, grandson is getting a water line repair lesson.

Water line going to a hydrant leaks. We finally dug it up. I dug a few feet with the excavator and finished with a shovel. Check out these two holes- rodent chewing?

I asked the diesel repair shop up the road if they'd move this Cummins genset. They drove the John Deere loader to my shop and moved it 20 feet for me. I paid them $100, good to get that off my gangster driveway. Tire shop mounted the Snap On roller tire.

2000 F350 drivers side jump door didn't want to open. The top latch was hanging up.

I have a full size drawer of each; channel lock type pliers, slip joint pliers, diagonal cutters, needle nose.

Toro mower.

Report back on the Icon toolbox setup.

We cleaned up the solvent tank, added 5 gallons on diesel to it. Pressure washed a quarter of the shop floor.

New thermal relief valve arrived for the pressure washer. The pressure washer works with full washing power but the relief valve is releasing water.🤦

three feet plus. One hydrant has almost leaked from the day I installed it (packing nut tightened already), so that needs to be dug up.

It's time to re-address some of my water works. I have a difficult time envisioning how I want most things set up. I have a bunch of experience doing things more than once.

I did install PCV valve between the two outdoor water lines. I know the one line going to the farm house leaks, no real idea where the valve is buried now. Hence thinking about the above ground base/cover for locating.

Is anyone using this type of shut-off valve...

Grandson and I went to the shop to sort out the Ford 841 diesel tractor engine. It's going to the machine shop for a rebuild.

How are the Gehl's wheeled loaders? 2018, 923 hours. 2018 Gehl r150 $18,000

No one said it was pumped up that high, hence the gauge install. Dial back the unloader on the pressure washer to reduce the pressure.

I filled my 1957 Kellogg American with water, added a gauge and a quick coupler for the pressure washer hose. Pressurized the tank and let it set for a few hours.