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I been "otay", thanks Brother! Sure do like the name of your town, it sure does suit Montana. Excellent.

???? Sabotage?! Like how ELSE would that thing get in there?!! You sure are doing some pretty work, looks top-shelf!

Some of those trailers on the road are soft-sided now, but aluminum sheet is the standard skin isn't it?

The picket fence is classic. Killer house trailer!

:funny:

Second that motion: awesome setup! Where did you take those shots? The woods there look pretty beat, almost everything looks dead: beetle kill?

A first post. New blood! Great. Welcome, themeec. There might be a stand-alone thread (or more) that address your GovPlanet question, and maybe somebody who knows here might point you in the right direction.

Another two-car family with a nice everyday suburban garage...sweet. Is that toolbox standard, or did you have it made up to fit?

Congrats

Nice score, how'd you find them?

The learning curve is crucial to success of any project. It's the part you never (rarely) get from any manual (though you wish you would).

That's clean, sharp. Are there hold-downs on the box (looks like maybe one on the end there, but not sure I'm seeing that right), or does it just sit in-place by its weight?

Was that your "two cents" worth?!

You got to USE money, or it goes bad (kind of like your muscles). So don't feel bad about your money pits, you're doing good. Some Economist-kind-of-person mentioned that to me once, something about "velocity of money". You know Economists: - They're the people who tell you tomorrow why what...

It might be good not to ALWAYS believe what you hear the voices telling you...

It looks solid as a rock: - Are you going to work it, or is it for show?

Bummer. What a bummer. Simple little fix (I'm guessing)...IF you can find the problem...AND you got the part. How long did it take you to diagnose the "patient's illness"?

That's a given; no good deed can go unpunished!

Never "met" Fat Albert, but love the HERC. Our battalion deployed once to Rosie Roads in Puerto Rico on some C-130's and we had to feather a prop during the flight (engine fire, long story). Making small talk with the loadmaster (that right?), and he told me they can fly fine on (2) engines...

Wikipedia says 25% (see paragraph #5). Don't remember ever hearing that before: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estonia_in_World_War_II Like Guyfang says, heart wrenching, horrible.