Baymule
Herd Master
I hope your new “new” mattress is comfortable!
Coffee anyone ?
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canesisters
Herd Master
OMG!!!!! I LOVED my waterbed. It was the best! Warm in the winter, cool in the summer....
If forgotten all about it. I can't remember why I got rid of it..
I bet my aches & pains would love it now
canesisters
Herd Master
Baymule
Herd Master
I’m up, got first cup of coffee. Checked my list of things to do. Hmmmm……
Weldman
Herd Master
Was high of 50 yesterday, high of mid 70's today. Rained in the night, thinking of setting up cones, some hay bales around the corners and open up a rally track with this main road, raise some money to get it fixed or just keep it since that's what the county is doing with our tax dollars.
Like they say, when life hands you lemons make them into melons
Like they say, when life hands you lemons make them into melons
Mini Horses
Herd Master
Got all but one of my "today" list done yesterday! I was a good girl 
Laundry all done up, line dried, folded & put away. Weather was lovely. Mowed along fence lines...about 1/2 mile of it !...looks so nice!
Enjoying my morning brew, then off to work.
Laundry all done up, line dried, folded & put away. Weather was lovely. Mowed along fence lines...about 1/2 mile of it !...looks so nice! Enjoying my morning brew, then off to work.
CLSranch
Herd Master
Mornin. We got just under 3/4" of rain in the last hour or less. As the storm rolled in I watched the clouds lowering enough it looked like I could hit them with a rock. Neat to watch until they started splitting, then circling as they got right over us. I went back in and watched the weather. We're all clear now, just random strong rains expected throughout the day.
I'd then show the flip phone. I've noticed then and now you can't find many campgrounds and only select hotels on google. Good for an over night stay but I'm going to be using it for work for the next X # weeks/months. A few miles away from big city traffic twice a day can make a big difference.
I'm working on attempting to fix a trac on trac loader by pulling 1 link out. The under carriage is so gone the adjustment is maxed and the trac falls off when on a side grade. It NEEDS a new trac and I told him so.
9lbs is my biggest hammer. I've tried to rose bud then beat, I built a jig to put a 4 ton bottle jack hooked over the links and hit it with a rose bud, then max out the jack (which doesn't work well horizontally I know) rose bud again then beat the frame/jig with a short 2' handle 4lb hammer. (the only thing I could swing getting under the jig.) I welded a bolt to the pin (to hit) heated the link and used the 9lb, heated and 4lb back and forth. With all that I moved it maybe 3/32". Any bright ideas that work better @Weldman
I know they can be beat out with a heat and beat method. Not sure if it's extreme use has made that a no go or not a good place to get a good swing, along with me being a sissie version of my former self. I told him he'd be $$ ahead just letting me cut it off and getting a new trac. He just keeps coming up with ideas from a city guy with $ that don't want to spend it.
They are hard to find now. I loved that book. They would show many campgrounds that didn't have a sign off the Interstate or show up on google then and now. I got funny looks the last few times I tried to buy another one. They just looked bewildered and said you mean on your phone. NO
I'd then show the flip phone. I've noticed then and now you can't find many campgrounds and only select hotels on google. Good for an over night stay but I'm going to be using it for work for the next X # weeks/months. A few miles away from big city traffic twice a day can make a big difference.I'm working on attempting to fix a trac on trac loader by pulling 1 link out. The under carriage is so gone the adjustment is maxed and the trac falls off when on a side grade. It NEEDS a new trac and I told him so.
9lbs is my biggest hammer. I've tried to rose bud then beat, I built a jig to put a 4 ton bottle jack hooked over the links and hit it with a rose bud, then max out the jack (which doesn't work well horizontally I know) rose bud again then beat the frame/jig with a short 2' handle 4lb hammer. (the only thing I could swing getting under the jig.) I welded a bolt to the pin (to hit) heated the link and used the 9lb, heated and 4lb back and forth. With all that I moved it maybe 3/32". Any bright ideas that work better @Weldman
I know they can be beat out with a heat and beat method. Not sure if it's extreme use has made that a no go or not a good place to get a good swing, along with me being a sissie version of my former self. I told him he'd be $$ ahead just letting me cut it off and getting a new trac. He just keeps coming up with ideas from a city guy with $ that don't want to spend it.
SageHill
Herd Master
Out at the crack of dawn, trained the pup (detection) in town before the world wakes up. Back home grabbed a piece of toast (sourdough from yesterday), finishing up my tea and checking the board. Then moving the ladies and lambs to a pasture and cleaning out their stall (it IS Tuesday clean day), then off to lunch with a friend to a Mexican restaurant for birria tacos (it IS taco Tuesday) - the "french tip" of the taco world.
Figuring out if I want to take the ram, the wether and the oldest ewe to the sale barn one of these weeks. I've got a deposit down on a nice St Croix ram lamb. Current ram is on gen 2 so his time is limited, rather be ahead of the game than behind and trying to scramble.
Figuring out if I want to take the ram, the wether and the oldest ewe to the sale barn one of these weeks. I've got a deposit down on a nice St Croix ram lamb. Current ram is on gen 2 so his time is limited, rather be ahead of the game than behind and trying to scramble.
Weldman
Herd Master
Ten ton power pack from Horror Freight for starters, preferably 20 to 50 tons usually to move it.Mornin. We got just under 3/4" of rain in the last hour or less. As the storm rolled in I watched the clouds lowering enough it looked like I could hit them with a rock. Neat to watch until they started splitting, then circling as they got right over us. I went back in and watched the weather. We're all clear now, just random strong rains expected throughout the day.
They are hard to find now. I loved that book. They would show many campgrounds that didn't have a sign off the Interstate or show up on google then and now. I got funny looks the last few times I tried to buy another one. They just looked bewildered and said you mean on your phone. NO
I'm working on attempting to fix a trac on trac loader by pulling 1 link out. The under carriage is so gone the adjustment is maxed and the trac falls off when on a side grade. It NEEDS a new trac and I told him so.
9lbs is my biggest hammer. I've tried to rose bud then beat, I built a jig to put a 4 ton bottle jack hooked over the links and hit it with a rose bud, then max out the jack (which doesn't work well horizontally I know) rose bud again then beat the frame/jig with a short 2' handle 4lb hammer. (the only thing I could swing getting under the jig.) I welded a bolt to the pin (to hit) heated the link and used the 9lb, heated and 4lb back and forth. With all that I moved it maybe 3/32". Any bright ideas that work better @Weldman
I know they can be beat out with a heat and beat method. Not sure if it's extreme use has made that a no go or not a good place to get a good swing, along with me being a sissie version of my former self. I told him he'd be $$ ahead just letting me cut it off and getting a new trac. He just keeps coming up with ideas from a city guy with $ that don't want to spend it.
