Random pics (that you took) thread...

[Steve]

I cast with my right and then change hands with the rod. Done it my entire life, just can't reel very well with my left.

I thought that was the American way? Same way for me too!

 

[bigbadbob]

B4 I retired we were working in a very rural area where a log truck tore down the tel cable,, my job was to go down the ditch and do the anchor,, on the way down I spotted this,,, said to self not a chance in hell its square as it was half burried.....Well here it is with some added features,, my flintstone dice. weigh bout 80 lbs

 

[Wilhelm]

Good idea for sawdust and noodles.

That is how said coworker repurposes the wood chips from bucking his firewood, he makes cylindrical paper mash wood chip blocks.

 

[Only the Tony]

Air hammer and a long chisel will knock that nut right off. Too late now though.

Yup! Too many hacks out there now. Very few mechanics.

Tried that as well. Was actually cutting into the corner of the nut. Finally gave up with bleeding hands and said screw it. Torque specs is only 98ft pounds. This was much more than that. Drift punch I had holding the pulley didn't fair well with my pounding to loosen the thing. Looks to be original pulley as well so I am replacing it with the thicker one that came out in 05. While reading up on pump replacement I read the TSB that called for the change.

 

[Bigmac]

I thought that was the American way? Same way for me too!

Thanks Steve, call me an un-American freak! Lol

 

[CrystalRiver1]

 

[merc_man]

Guy at work has a fuel leak and figured out a fix.

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[Catman]

A match would take care of it also!

 

[Catman]

Big cats today!!

 

[kingOFgEEEks]

Orchard tree killing spree from yesterday, this will kinda be the slaughter house.

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Much easier firewood than messing with soaking and pressing paper, no?!
But, for those of You that do make paper bricks - a coworker of mine mixes wood chips into his paper mash.

I was looking at my planer and jointer shavings Saturday night, and wondering the same thing... I might need one of them there brick makers. It would at least be a nice fire starter.

 

[Wolverine]

I was looking at my planer and jointer shavings Saturday night, and wondering the same thing... I might need one of them there brick makers. It would at least be a nice fire starter.

Definitely! Although, you can't easily put a match to these bricks and get them to light up. I guess if you didn't compress much it would work. The tighter and bigger you pack, the longer they'll last. I wood guess sawdust soaked for a while would become a good binder. Long noodles don't work for chit, so if your planer has long ribbon, may need to soak for a little longer, unless it's really thin material (which planer usually is).

 

[Bigmac]

Went for an evening fish, got one, but not going to post a pic of him. So the fish in the 5 gallon bleed bucket will be it

 

[Catman]

Had to get some minnows today to do a little Crappie fishing tonight. 35 minutes

 

[Steve]

How I turn a boring ice cream sandwich into an amazing delicacy!

 

[Only the Tony]

Old speed limit sign and some pop rivets put my stator back together. Other parts hit tomorrow I hope. May be putting it pack together tomorrow in the dark they way its looking at work.

 

[Mastermind]

 

[redline4]

How I turn a boring ice cream sandwich into an amazing delicacy!

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[redline4]

 

[Steve]

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They are going to need bigger injectors if the IQAs get any longer!!

 

[Steve]

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Damn right!