Nah. Good exercise.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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The satisfying pop of an oak log cracking open from a 20 pound maul strike.
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Not funny!!!!!!Amounts may vary, but looks like tomorrow’s snow is a sure thing now. Good thing- cause this is all I had left!@Sublime one
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Wait a few years I am sure they will all be made from Tesla!
So this time it wasn’t me.
buddy of mine, 1968 dart. He’d wired the ammeter wires together and bypassed the missing gauge. Somehow, those wires touched the metal frame of the dash very briefly, just enough to soften the insulation. But now, no power in the harness. Replaced all fuses. Still nada. All connections are connected and not burnt thru anywhere.
What could have popped?
buddy of mine, 1968 dart. He’d wired the ammeter wires together and bypassed the missing gauge. Somehow, those wires touched the metal frame of the dash very briefly, just enough to soften the insulation. But now, no power in the harness. Replaced all fuses. Still nada. All connections are connected and not burnt thru anywhere.
What could have popped?
As long as I do a little at a time and my shoulders don't start hurting... I think my neighbor still has the splitter if his son didn't take it to his place. But using a splitter can be just as bad. You always end up lifting some that are too heavy, cause your too lazy to move the splitter vertical.
That's a big *** maul! I think mine is 8 or 10...
These days it's not the log I hear crack when I use my maul!
But you get the last laugh when your move is done…
I have to admit, I’m glad it’s not me this time
Fusible link
they have came a long ways Mike, keeping your wife in our daily prayers for healing and comfort that the wisdom of your doctor can clear her from this soon.
You stay strong my friend, strength and wisdom be with you...
Your tired and caring friend on the hill
I hear yeah, keep busy and hold on strong superman
Cool thanks. When did they start fusible links? I don’t see one on my 64’s wiring diagram. Just curious
I have one in my 66.....
That stow storm is about to be here in northeast Arkansas, calling for up to 3 inches by 5pm and be out of here by 8pm. Hope it settled down some before it get up your way
Afternoon all. Dropped in and visited with Bill Barbee today. Always a good time.
Thanks but it's not coming up here to the NW. I don't know how far over Frank is but they're saying it could be the biggest ever non-tropical storm to hit Eastern Canada, hope they're wrong.
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I've heard the name but will admit, don't know anything about him. Mopar guy prolly, right?
I don’t see one shown on my 64 polara
Right smack in the middle of canada. Wont take much more snow to break the 100 year record.
They started in 66 according to the Classic Industries catalog.
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