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No big deal at all, and the reason I added "maybe". You had a lot going on that day (and that adventure with the wallet couldn't have been helping)!

How'd you pick the .062" wire size?

Any pics, maybe?

Got any idea when you might make the test run for the snowblower? And wishing you also, and all the thread readers here, a warm and blessed Thanksgiving Day tomorrow!

Yeah, after that fly-by you could hear the voice of the cameraman go up about two octaves!

Maybe you should have written that in code. Because there are moles everywhere... And now, the rodents? They know.

You got any documentation?

You have been one busy beaver. I never heard of the "cunifer" material until now; where do you get raw stock of that?

That actually might be a lucky thing (the product isn't much what it used to be).

You live in a mighty fine "neighborhood"! :beer:

"There once was a man from Fort Towson....."

Is this a trick question, or the words to a limerick or something?! :confused::confused:

You're made of tough stuff. These days and a five hour drive leaves me totally beat.

You're not alone, don't let it get to you.

That's a plus in the "positive effort" column. Congratulations on the progress.

Family adventure is always a good thing. Does Mama have any interest in learning to drive it?!

Thanks for the vid. I sure like your "backyard"; the lake and the mountains; that sure is sweet. Are there lake trout in that water?

That's pretty slick. I kind of gave up on Craftsman a long time ago (the quality all went south), but they do have a few tools still that you just can't find anywhere else.

Any underwriter will tell you: - It's smart to hate climbing ladders; that's where most accidents start (I'm pretty sure the highest percentage of accidents are falls). I used to work for an 800-pound Gorilla General Contractor, a company called J.A. Jones out of Charlotte. The worst two...

If only "things" could talk; BUT, you'll never know....