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​Great set-up! What does "BBQ" mean when people use the word down in Florida: - Are you going to be doing pork, or brisket, or BOTH?!

The engine sure looks fine. There's a LOT going on in that yard. Is that your place?!

Glad it all went fine. Recently rolling down I-95 in VA using the WAYZ app, when the young lady says "Hazard ahead" and I'm looking for "it" when all of a sudden I see a car ahead doing about 50 MPH when the going rate was closer to 80MPH. THAT was the reported hazard, evidently. It would have...

I'm glad for you that's the ONLY place they put that reamer when you came to mind. :whistle::naner:

Maybe you should just wait until Christmas, and present the finished product in the driveway with a giant ribbon, you think?!

A second here to that motion, and wishing you good positive and strong adventure ahead.

The saga continues....

Great, Torquewrench, thanks for the record shots! :beer: Is the place a big paintball destination?

Got to let her go?!

Geography is cool stuff to know. Sometimes it even pays to know it. True story: - A farmer in New Jersey year after year just can't get any crop of any kind to grow real well. - One day a friend of his is over for a visit, the friend happened to be a professor of geology at a nearby...

You say you "have" to. What for?

Absolutely, good luck with the move. :beer:

That's one nice looking trailer. [thumbzup]

Welcome from here in Virginia.

Anybody get any pics?

"Heavy Lifting" looks like your middle name. :beer: There's a whole LOT of territory west of Ohio: - Where you headed?

I've thought some about getting a speedy stitcher, but I just go to a local shoe repair guy now whenever I run into a heavy stitching project of any kind. So far so good. But a speedy stitcher might be handy: - How do you "tie-off" the stitching once you finish up, is it a little complicated?

Caked with mud and some rust signs, but look sound (to an unpracticed eye). Are you replacing mostly for the "greaseable" feature?

That river strata in the soil is real interesting. Any idea how far back the history of that river goes (millions of years)?