So what did you do today?

[MG porting]

I've got a promac 610 and have had a pm700 in the past. Didn't know they made a 650.

Yep they also made a 655 that's the one I have never seen but they all share the same parts darn heavy for a 60cc saw but gobs of torque for a 60cc though. Lol

 

[fearofpavement]

Well, after spending considerable time fixing a rusted out brake line on my son's truck... I found out that the leak was actually coming from higher up, dripping onto the suspect line and making it appear to be leaking. Grrrr!
So I now have replaced a rusted (but apparently not leaking) line with a newly fabricated one and still need to replace the long (front to back) line. That's not all I did today but that seems to be the burr under my saddle right now.

 

[Dub11]

Well, after spending considerable time fixing a rusted out brake line on my son's truck... I found out that the leak was actually coming from higher up, dripping onto the suspect line and making it appear to be leaking. Grrrr!
So I now have replaced a rusted (but apparently not leaking) line with a newly fabricated one and still need to replace the long (front to back) line. That's not all I did today but that seems to be the burr under my saddle right now.

Think of it this way, at least it's all good now.

 

[MG porting]

Well, after spending considerable time fixing a rusted out brake line on my son's truck... I found out that the leak was actually coming from higher up, dripping onto the suspect line and making it appear to be leaking. Grrrr!
So I now have replaced a rusted (but apparently not leaking) line with a newly fabricated one and still need to replace the long (front to back) line. That's not all I did today but that seems to be the burr under my saddle right now.

Got to hate that when that happens.

 

[fearofpavement]

Got to hate that when that happens.

Yeah, when I discovered I wasn't done, I quit for the day. The truck can just sit up on the hoist until I get back in town a month from now. (my son doesn't need it as he's out of the country anyway)

 

[MG porting]

Yeah, when I discovered I wasn't done, I quit for the day. The truck can just sit up on the hoist until I get back in town a month from now. (my son doesn't need it as he's out of the country anyway)

Lol. Mean while it will most likely leek somewhere else while you're gone for a week I've had that happen. Got to love trucks they always keep us busy just like saw's

 

[bikemike]

52 hrs this week. Yeah today will be a short day cause I said so. Il walk off the job if I have to when 4 PM hits. Still have a locust trim lined up for this weekend of the weather holds off for a few hour its about 400 dollars worth of climbing for building clearance, dead wood and thin the canopy to let light through . I've never seen a honey locust as thick as this tree, it will be a tangled mess.
Hope yall have a good weekend and happy Friday

 

[Rob Stafari]

What I've learned from my past experiences... When it is time to replace one rusty brake line, it is time to replace them all. Otherwise you just end up back under the thing doing the same thing all over again, after the brakes fail going down the road again. Good times I tell you.

 

[TreeLife]

Had me a bad sad day. Had to put a friends horse down. I'm pretty upset, he is a disaster. Old Coal was like family the old boy. Too many tears shed today

 

[hoskvarna]

Had me a bad sad day. Had to put a friends horse down. I'm pretty upset, he is a disaster. Old Coal was like family the old boy. Too many tears shed today

I’ve had to do that with our horses
Its never easy but I don’t like to see them suffer either


Sent from Hoskey Hills

 

[Bigmac]

So I finally decided to tackle rebuilding my front columns on my house, they didn’t use cedar for trim, it’s spruce!!! From a distance it looked ok but it has been driving me nuts! lol and I never like how they had done a few details! So I am starting over! Lol

 

[Bigmac]

I got everything taken down to the posts! And I have the new part made up and two coats of primer!

Oh and this happened unload my table saw! It slipped on the tail gate..,luckily I caught it with the blade!! Lol

 

[USMC615]

Finished moving and setting everything up for my daughter at Georgia Southern University from one apartment complex to another. Glad that moving chit is over...makes for a long day!

 

[MG porting]

I got everything taken down to the posts! And I have the new part made up and two coats of primer!
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Oh and this happened unload my table saw! It slipped on the tail gate..,luckily I caught it with the blade!! Lol
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Sorry about the thumb that sucks but I have to say that camaro has a very nice ass I mean tail lights.

 

[Bigmac]

Sorry about the thumb that sucks but I have to say that camaro has a very nice ass I mean tail lights.

Thank you, she has a stout back end as well a strange Dana 60, got to make sure theback end looks good...most comp only see tail lights! You set me up for that!

 

[Rob Stafari]

Looking good, well besides the thumb of course Looks like you got to it just in time. A little longer and you may have been doing some more invasive surgery!

 

[MG porting]

Thank you, she has a stout back end as well a strange Dana 60, got to make sure theback end looks good...most comp only see tail lights! You set me up for that!

Lol. Yes I did!!

 

[Northwet]

Wacked out a pickup load of fire wood with my 034.

 

[odin]

Finally sorted out my VW GTI. She's my daily driver and been having sporadic starting issues for months, which leaves one wondering when they'll be left stranded next. Seriously, that is NOT a good feeling. Gut check every time you turn the key. Do I get to walk, or ride?

Over the last few days I got a couple "possibilities" out of the way, plus a few needed fixes, including a new driver's side door latch as well as a valve cover gasket, plugs and wires. The latter requires removing the intake manifold and busting open at least two knuckles.

On the test drive I think she's sorted, then she dies - right in front of the house... whoa! This is new!!

Back to searching for an answer and after a couple hours I finally find it. Engine temperature sensor. When they go bad they cause all sorts of whacky hijinks with these engines. Run to the parts store and within 3 minutes of returning we've got it swapped out.

13 bucks!!! Three minutes!!! I've been chasing this down for months and now she just purrrrrrs like a kitten...

 

[beaglebriar]

Finally sorted out my VW GTI. She's my daily driver and been having sporadic starting issues for months, which leaves one wondering when they'll be left stranded next. Seriously, that is NOT a good feeling. Gut check every time you turn the key. Do I get to walk, or ride?

Over the last few days I got a couple "possibilities" out of the way, plus a few needed fixes, including a new driver's side door latch as well as a valve cover gasket, plugs and wires. The latter requires removing the intake manifold and busting open at least two knuckles.

On the test drive I think she's sorted, then she dies - right in front of the house... whoa! This is new!!

Back to searching for an answer and after a couple hours I finally find it. Engine temperature sensor. When they go bad they cause all sorts of whacky hijinks with these engines. Run to the parts store and within 3 minutes of returning we've got it swapped out.

13 bucks!!! Three minutes!!! I've been chasing this down for months and now she just purrrrrrs like a kitten...

Walk out back and throw that fuggin thing as far as you can. You'll feel better... for a minute at least. [emoji41]