Could i combine the powers of my lathe and scope and devise a distributor machine?
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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And drums and rotors with bearing hubs, wash them out. I have found casting sand in a few.
Or just set loose shoe in drum and slide em around against some 80 grit. Same difference.
Not much worse than the cirrus snd sebring battery location. They get covered in crap.
Cool all day and breezy. I lazed about for a lot of it. Did replace the sump drain hose though. Tomorrow se more storage stuff
Been being lazy for a week now and I don't like it.
Not much maintenance around here, I try to keep the yard simple as I can. Not getting any younger and best to keep things simple.
Getting there
Unconventional
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Some of the local boys done well at the Budweiser Nationals. Couple A Main winners and numerous top 5s 
Looks like the carpet laid down nice.
Had a good tip to lay it out in the sun and then put weights on it to shape
Worked like a charm
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
What a pain in the ars! Plan was to change out about a dozen boards. Then found where the railing post attaches was rotted. That board goes all the way across the steps. They are actually hung from the second joist, so it is doable without disturbing stairs. But all the decking has to come up. I had put new boards on that part within the last couple years, so they are good. However, the wood I used was undersized and when dry have 1/2" gaps. 
Anyway decided to rip it all off and fix it. Which meant another trip to Homely Depot to pick up another pile of overpriced scrap wood. Friggin massive knots... I will put the small boards out at the end so they can all be changed together in the future if needed.
Anyway decided to rip it all off and fix it. Which meant another trip to Homely Depot to pick up another pile of overpriced scrap wood. Friggin massive knots... I will put the small boards out at the end so they can all be changed together in the future if needed.
Just reported that Pittsburghracer passed away.
You're a brave soul.What a pain in the ars! Plan was to change out about a dozen boards. Then found where the railing post attaches was rotted. That board goes all the way across the steps. They are actually hung from the second joist, so it is doable without disturbing stairs. But all the decking has to come up. I had put new boards on that part within the last couple years, so they are good. However, the wood I used was undersized and when dry have 1/2" gaps.
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Unbelievable what the cost is for boards meant to build boats.
Buy far more than you want/need, use the good ones and return the bad onesWhat a pain in the ars! Plan was to change out about a dozen boards. Then found where the railing post attaches was rotted. That board goes all the way across the steps. They are actually hung from the second joist, so it is doable without disturbing stairs. But all the decking has to come up. I had put new boards on that part within the last couple years, so they are good. However, the wood I used was undersized and when dry have 1/2" gaps.
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Lots of fixing there Keith but a nice deck.What a pain in the ars! Plan was to change out about a dozen boards. Then found where the railing post attaches was rotted. That board goes all the way across the steps. They are actually hung from the second joist, so it is doable without disturbing stairs. But all the decking has to come up. I had put new boards on that part within the last couple years, so they are good. However, the wood I used was undersized and when dry have 1/2" gaps.
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That's sad, I talked to him a few times and seemed like nice guy.
Keith has a nice deck?
Did I spell that wrong? Crap
dukeboy440
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Ugh I really hate hearing that. Great guy. Rest in peace
Sad news!
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