So what did you buy today

[bucketofguts]

A new fully loaded Herman Miller Aeron Office chair to read the OPE forums.

 

[Partner]

For this type of reading, I prefer the horizontal position Or a lazy boy armchair

 

[59billy]

For this type of reading, I prefer the horizontal position Or a lazy boy armchair

Team lazyboy!

 

[Wilhelm]

A support/helper wheel for my little car trailer.
Been meaning to make one, but with the new to me property that ain't going to happen any time soon.
Time is money, You either find time or pay up!
Still need to find time to fit this thing to my trailer though.

 

[Wilhelm]

A top link bar, the red one.
The grey one is a much better & heavier build, true old school.


Corn for my mom's chicken.

 

[jblnut]

Arthroscopic carpel tunnel surgery on the left hand.

 

[Wilhelm]

The top link bar was 28€, 1 liter of SAE90/GL5 for the mulchers transmission box was 8€.

Kinda crazy considering best scenario the bar will never be changed, yet the oil will require regular changing throughout the machines lifetime.

And this was the cheapest oil, brand name oils this grade are more expensive.

 

[Wilhelm]

Got spare tips for my flux core welder.

 

[furb]

Absolutely terrible picture but I pulled this off of an Escalade at a scrapyard. 250 amp

 

[Duce]

Muddy mat for our boxer, 6 wix oil filters for tractor and new truck wiper blades.

 

[heimannm]

jbl - I've hand both hands done and in both cases it completely resolved my issues. I did not heed the Doctor's advice on the first one and tried starting a recently acquired Homelite Super Wiz 55...popped the stitches...took 6-8 weeks for the wound to close including multiple visits to the wound center for treatments.

Be careful for a few weeks.

Mark

 

[Bill G]

A top link bar, the red one.
The grey one is a much better & heavier build, true old school.
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I prefer hydraulic top links

 

[EFSM]

jbl - I've hand both hands done and in both cases it completely resolved my issues. I did not heed the Doctor's advice on the first one and tried starting a recently acquired Homelite Super Wiz 55...popped the stitches...took 6-8 weeks for the wound to close including multiple visits to the wound center for treatments.

Be careful for a few weeks.

Mark

Sometimes the doctors are in a CYA mode, sometimes they really do mean it.

 

[jblnut]

jbl - I've hand both hands done and in both cases it completely resolved my issues. I did not heed the Doctor's advice on the first one and tried starting a recently acquired Homelite Super Wiz 55...popped the stitches...took 6-8 weeks for the wound to close including multiple visits to the wound center for treatments.

Be careful for a few weeks.

Mark

No stitches with the arthroscopic procedure. They go in through the wrist with some little stick thing with a saw on the end of it and cut it from the inside. No open wound other than a small incision. It’s been 42ish hrs since surgery and it is sore but all things considered feels great. The doctor said there are no restrictions of any kind as far as messing up the surgery but things will be sore and tender for a while until the stuff they moved around stops being pissed off from being moved around. His exact words lol.

 

[justoldsaws]

Picked up this MS290 off Facebook marketplace.
$90 with bar oil, new stihl chain, and 2 different sharpeners.
Gave it a service and a muffler mods and it runs sweet.

 

[Duce]

Picked up this MS290 off Facebook marketplace.
$90 with bar oil, new stihl chain, and 2 different sharpeners.
Gave it a service and a muffler mods and it runs sweet.
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That requires a “you suck award”! Very nice!

 

[singinwoodwackr]

After 30+ yrs…got all the hydraulics on my splitter rebuilt
I think it was due, lol

 

[justoldsaws]

That requires a “you suck award”! Very nice!

Hahaha, thanks