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APPROVED VENDOR Magnetic Hanging Sweeper: 72 in Magnet Lg, 1 3/4 in Magnet Ht, Mag. Pull Cap. 640 lb Cool. At 640 lb. that thing could pull up manhole covers. :crackup: :crackup:

Joline had an issue with her ear that required surgery. She is fully recovered but the ear is now a little droopy. We love her just the same. The chances of her giving up that "baby" are slim and none. 🙂

Noted my five year Rangerversary . 41,140 miles. This has been a great truck and if I had it to do over, I would absolutely do it again. Right now it is hanging out in the barn . Predicted storms over the next few days that may include some hail. We had some last Friday. Fortunately the Ranger...

Robert Redford needs a good set of BillyBob teeth. :crackup: :crackup:

Red neck dogs.

This one is a "high crop" mod... in the case of the lawn mower it might have been the builder that was high. :crackup:

Yes one of those. It is a real workhorse. Mine is not quite that pretty. I will have to find a good picture some where in the archives. Edit: Couldn't find one so here is a new one. Good old tractor.

I am with you on "but I ain't getting on any cruise ship" I can't help but remember news reports of sewage running down the hallways on a ship where most passengers got sick. Plus if something goes wrong there is no getting away.

Spring is here even though it doesn't feel like it today.

Actually yesterday. Stowed away in the barn to ride out the predicted hail, wind and tornados. There were some tornados and hail in the area but fortunately no serious injuries. Nothing within a few miles from us.

Exactly. Looks so much like a smaller F 150. Nothing wrong with that really. If I was in the market, I would pick the 6G over the F150. But after almost 4 years and 40K miles the 5G is doing just fine.

Did that picture come via the British palace? Not sure but I think it might have been modified. 🙂

I love the old bridges. That one is interesting. I wonder if it was just to get those pipes over , or if it ever had a deck on it for vehicles and people. Here is one near Jeffersontown Ky., Long since abandoned. In fact the bridge that replaced it has now been replaced. Also it is within...

@Tracy Bowman

Oops Now I am embarrassed. I could have looked at your profile. Maybe all that snow in your picture could have been a clue to me.

Mostly just an oddity and conversation piece. Something you don't see every day. Note that some models can have colored liquid put in them and be a decorative barometer. Being a bit of a sceptic I don't fully buy into the " closed, non-orientable, boundary-free manifolds " claim. But given all...

Absolutely, I was so impressed by the instructions for that little micro switch that I went to his web site and ended up purchasing a Klein bottle from him. I had no idea what a Klein Bottle was and certainly didn't need one, but am now the proud owner of this one. The paper work that came...

Those are really good instructions. It is always good to do business with a company that goes to that much trouble to give good instructions, not some poorly translated "Jenglish". I recently purchased a micro switch to replace a bad one on my AC condensate pump. It came with very detailed...

A few days on light duty due to cataract surgery. Decided that detailing the Ranger was not too strenuous. A good wash, once over with a Mothers Speed Clay 2.0, and a fresh coat of 303 graphine. Almost 4 years old and 40K miles. Just a few character marks but still looking good. I still Love...

"Besides, all the clamouring and grabbing at whatever I could get my hands on would likely slow me down a bit, no?" NO ! :crackup::crackup: At least it didn't for me. That made me a flash back to a time when a ladder slipped out from under me. (I will spare the embarrassing details) When I was...