Broke my dang hand. Wasp buzzed me and I took off my hat and swatted, unfortunately the dang fence post didn't move and I hit the corner and shattered my middle knuckle.
Began work on a new table base. Pulled this off the beach a few months back. Today I sanded it down and put on the first coat of stain. It was damn near glowing white from the sun and sand. I wanted to put some color back into it.
Sweet rig Tikka. I’m still searching for a triple locked fj80 with reasonable miles and condition.
well.........
happy hunting........
I did spot an '06 LX 470 w/11K miles......on line/one owner...$56K !!!!!!!!
Some suggested to list it on BAT (Bring a Trailer)
May fetch $75K there........they say
1993 hilux local with 97,000 miles in good condition, they’re asking $19,000
Buddy is a car dealer and overall fanatic. Said buy every 1981-1995 Toyota 4wd pickup in great shape. They’ll be to GenX what Detroit muscle cars are to boomers.
Sweet rig Tikka. I’m still searching for a triple locked fj80 with reasonable miles and condition.
well.........
happy hunting........
I did spot an '06 LX 470 w/11K miles......on line/one owner...$56K !!!!!!!!
Some suggested to list it on BAT (Bring a Trailer)
May fetch $75K there........they say
1993 hilux local with 97,000 miles in good condition, they’re asking $19,000
Buddy is a car dealer and overall fanatic. Said buy every 1981-1995 Toyota 4wd pickup in great shape. They’ll be to GenX what Detroit muscle cars are to boomers.
1993 hilux local with 97,000 miles in good condition, they’re asking $19,000
Buddy is a car dealer and overall fanatic. Said buy every 1981-1995 Toyota 4wd pickup in great shape. They’ll be to GenX what Detroit muscle cars are to boomers.
Great pics. They make me miss the days when I lived in Price and we worked 4-10s. Every other weekend was a four dayer and you could really get out and explore the San Rafael Swell!
Originally Posted by hanco
Went to work, played plumber, trying to enjoy this week, start 10 hour days next week. Great pics, what was that old piece of equipment used for?
That’s an old churn drill. They work by picking up the drill rod and dropping it down the hole. They were slow, but effective.
1993 hilux local with 97,000 miles in good condition, they’re asking $19,000
Buddy is a car dealer and overall fanatic. Said buy every 1981-1995 Toyota 4wd pickup in great shape. They’ll be to GenX what Detroit muscle cars are to boomers.
Yeah buddy
Pretty much it without the topper and it’s black.
I’d give my left nut for a tan ‘81. We got new neighbors in ‘81. He was an engineer, probably 25yo, hot wife, a brand new blue hilux 4wd and a brand new kubota tractor. Coolest mofo I’d ever met. Still dream about that truck.
Went into town and let a guy cut off a piece of my ear. Then came home, loaded and hauled 24 yards of fill. Then cut some brush. 96 degrees today. Tomorrow, I hope to get an early start and avoid the heat. This evening, I think I'd better fire a few shots through the model 52 to prepare for the weekend match. GD
Began work on a new table base. Pulled this off the beach a few months back. Today I sanded it down and put on the first coat of stain. It was damn near glowing white from the sun and sand. I wanted to put some color back into it.
Broke my dang hand. Wasp buzzed me and I took off my hat and swatted, unfortunately the dang fence post didn't move and I hit the corner and shattered my middle knuckle.
I feel your pain, MPat70. Dislocated my middle finger and likely tore a tendon. Popped it back in but it's not right. I foresee a trip to the orthopedist.
To the deer lease. Checked on my soybeans and sunflowers food plots that are popping up nicely. Bush hogged with the tractor about 1 1/2 miles of trails.
Back home. Pulled the blades off of the zero turn yard mower, sharpened and put’em back on, changed the oil and filter.
Then the rains came. Again. We’re now up to 4 times normal for this time of year and rain is predicted daily all the way through next week.
Headed to the fishing camp tomorrow. Life is good.
Well I cut 700 ft of ditch with my new cub cadet high wheel string trimmer, a 4 hr job with the weed eater turned into a hour and a half. I wish i would have got this thing years ago.Got done with that then trimmed almost 2000 ft both sides of fence line, the best part was I was not covered from head to toe in cuttings when I was done. The rest of the day was spent in the pool in the shade with a floating cooler full of cold beer.
Not a heavy day. Finished paint and trim work on our aux building, completed rebuild and re-assembled carb for the Honda ATV, wrote some instrumental parts for music to perform at our 60th anniversary deal, practiced saxophone and piano a bit, propped up some drooping limbs and watered three trees, wrote am e-mail to the Doc about some test results, and set a bunch of rodent traps just before dark. Bigger day tomorrow - I hope.
Not much yesterday. But its 1:36 and the furnace blower kicked on but didnt ignite. So im gonna be doing furnace work today. And then get some reloading pressess and books from storage ( Janes military stuff- couple of WW 2 ones- not reprints, and some newer, Time Life WW2 series- full set mint ).
Lyman Spar T one of the presses im fetching. If it was orange and black vz red n grey Id mount it up at my place. Match my T mag.
Built bee boxes and frames. Then got the puppy area ready for a new litter due July 3. Then went out to a friend's blueberry farm again to shoot more ground squirrels. Total so far is 41 ground squirrels, 3 cottontails, 1 starling ( couldn't help myself). Been using the S&W 41, a CZ 452 Ultra Lux, and a scoped Marlin 880SQ all three with SV ammo. Really fun
Woke up at 5:30AM. Answered Emails. Went to Summer School Credit Recovery at 7:30AM. Students arrived at 8:30AM. Did the Pledge of Allegiance at 9:00AM. Taught them how to think rhetorically and transform questions from open to closed and vice versa. Taught Content to 6 different classes until 12:00Noon. Calls till 1PM. Went to District Office to straighten out student records. Then went to the Food Bank for students who have no good parents that don't feed them. 3PM I walked the two Frenchies at the Park where we have our gift shop. Met one of my former students who I didn't know because they were behind icons for much of the year. Told her about the hauntings in the shop where they were buying jewelry from my wife. Went down to the freaking yuppie A.C.R.C because they make the best Mocha Breve with the best machines. The Barrista wanted to know about hunting and was former student so I set him up with the Archery Club phone number for mentors. Went to work at SW slinging freight. Talked a prospecting party to get a Garmin 66i which we didn't have because it was better for them. Got the Cashiers to price the small freight and hauled the heavy [bleep] upstairs. Hit 15,000 steps. Got free remainder magazines( with torn covers). Found out that they are quitting magazines. Went through ammo backroom for more Federal Blue Box in 06. Had the Trad guy string my new recurve while I was taking a break. Priced a bunch of stuff. Sold a pair of 8X42 NLs at the Optics counter. Finished up at 9PM. Got ice at the local beer store. Now its 10PM. I have to go out and feed the Chickens and collect eggs. Water the green house and make sure the bees have sugar water yet. I might do a mile walk with the Frenchies to crack 20,000 steps. I probably will get to bed by 12 and then rewind for tomorrow. It is a typical day.
Usual daily grind, plus minor grocery shopping, gathering trash and putting can out for pickup tomorrow, paid 2 bills, 40 minute unintentional nap, erase junk phone calls and emails Nothing remarkable
Early yesterday I found one of the freezers quit. The thermometer in the top basket was reading 45f and some stuff was soft on top. Everything in the bottom was hard. Very fortunate to have found it before I lost the whole load.
Evidently freezers are still somewhat in short supply, couldn't find the exact size I wanted so I got two smaller ones.
Got one new one in place and running, so today it gets loaded with all the stuff I squeezed into the other freezers.
Got to figure out what to cook up with the stuff that was soft.
But first I "get" to take the wife's mother to a doctor apt. She's a handful. Dementia on top of natural crazy. yea.
Yesterday my daughter and I golfed 18 holes and mowed the yard.
Then we took her R/C rock crawler to the park and flew her R/C airplane. She ate schit jumping around the obstacles in the park and her R/C plane is stuck in a tree about a mile east of us.
Early yesterday I found one of the freezers quit. The thermometer in the top basket was reading 45f and some stuff was soft on top. Everything in the bottom was hard. Very fortunate to have found it before I lost the whole load. Evidently freezers are still somewhat in short supply, couldn't find the exact size I wanted so I got two smaller ones. Got one new one in place and running, so today it gets loaded with all the stuff I squeezed into the other freezers. Got to figure out what to cook up with the stuff that was soft. But first I "get" to take the wife's mother to a doctor apt. She's a handful. Dementia on top of natural crazy. yea.
Just went through something similar with a 25 or 30 year old upright that I recently hauled here to our new place - fortunately we did not yet have much in it when it went sideways. No new or good used ones quickly available anywhere nearby - except for some gouger's high price tag - so i took a flyer. Got on the net to hunt for diagnosis - evidence said it probably was a combo thermostat/defrost timer device - used the old serial # and ordered the component. $22 and here in two days - an hour to install - and the thing has been working fine for more than a month. I simply got lucky - but every day when I pass that thing there is the question - how soon is it going to quit due to another issue?
Getting out of truck in a minute, go play plumber, thinking about taking off tomorrow
"go play plumber." Exactly what I did yesterday. Gaddamn upstairs plumbing is a bitch! Finally got 'em cleared after sailor talk and snake work. Thankfully, didn't have to replace anything.
Yesterday my daughter and I golfed 18 holes and mowed the yard.
Then we took her R/C rock crawler to the park and flew her R/C airplane. She ate schit jumping around the obstacles in the park and her R/C plane is stuck in a tree about a mile east of us.
I hiked up through North Cheyenne Canyon, climbed Mt. Buckhorn, dropped down into Bear Creek Canyon and climbed up above Josephine Falls. Came back down along the creek and then hiked back over to North Cheyenne Creek and down along it to its confluence with South Cheyenne Creek, where I was parked. 12 and a half miles total distance with a good bit of elevation change along the way. Weather was perfect. Great day to do it.
I play on-line chess most mornings for about an hour with my coffee........ worked on a 10-22, mowed the yard, worked on a 10-22, took a nap, worked on a 10-22...........
supper is cooking, I'll annoy the wife later..............
Today I taped the bathroom that I drywalled yesterday. I picked up a $3500 check from another job, I stopped to visit my mom for an hour, then cashed the check, and went home to grill a steak for me and the wife. She doesn't like the taste of the steak now.
Broke my dang hand. Wasp buzzed me and I took off my hat and swatted, unfortunately the dang fence post didn't move and I hit the corner and shattered my middle knuckle.
I feel your pain, MPat70. Dislocated my middle finger and likely tore a tendon. Popped it back in but it's not right. I foresee a trip to the orthopedist.
Can't even type anymore. Hunt and peck mode.
Yeah bad thing is it's my hammer swinger. Puts me out of commission until it heals. 🤷♂️ Such is life! If it weren't for bad luck........