Shorts

In that case, drill em Then hammer out the remnants. Then take 400grit paper, clean the leaf eye, wipe, then apply some grease and the new bushing ought to slip in with relatively minimal fuss which ever method, press or tap.

Hey, anyone seen Chaikwa this morning?

Scotty

Blythsome day in the neighborhood of montana today.
Lary is a Blythsome laddy when his LEGGS ARE BLUED.

j_martin

What I usually use to drive out things when I'm laying on my back is an air hammer.

Take a blank punch, cut it off short and grind a 3/8" square on the end of it, like a socket extension, then sacrifice a farm store socket the right size for a driver.

I can change a U joint in place in minutes. Should work good on spring bushings also.

Short is the key. The less metal you're pushing with the impact, the more effective it is.

Bobby, blew out a tennie? Yer gonna have to dig down in that tight wallet and buy some high performance treads.

railroaderone

Been two weeks sence I made it to where I can only count to 9 1/4. Everything is healing up still have a little blood osing out of the thumb. I getting a tingle in the affected fingers like putting a 9 volt battery on your tongue. Two more weeks before they remove the stitches and I start excersing it.

Justwannabeme

JM, I want to visit your castle.....you sound inventive!!

Stan, think you are playing the game of 'operation'. tight clearances on the factory suggested removal, lose only time, not a finger.

Shorts, pup pup never left you. sounds like you should fax yourself down south of de border to watch over Stan the man.

also, don't they have a show about finding susquatch? no worries, chaikwa is busier than me.

Top, glad you offered Shorts some of your "wow, I feel so much better now"
health tox......

back to work/fun....

Lary Ellis (Top)

Yepper I figured she needed it about now.... Already in route should make a Saturday appearance...I told her if she needs a place to hide for awhile we have a place here for her

I added on a 2nd story to the outhouse so ready for company now

Lary Ellis (Top)

<----Faxing RovingBob a set of Jump Boots and a new pair of socks for his sore feet

Chrisreyn

Top, package arrived yesterday, can't thank you enough.
Got to haul oldest daughters household stuff to Denver over the 4th weekend, so probably won't start trying to work on it till after that.
THE BOSS will be sending something out within the next week
THANKS!!

Shorts

Well here's some fun. Our lawyers have begun antagonizing each other. Awesome

Jamaican woman or Jewish guy? Who's your money on?

Top, I will be sitting by the mailbox all day long. Thank you my friend.

Lary Ellis (Top)

My pleasure Chris

You didn't have to get Diane to send me her world famous Brownies...but I sure won't complain when they get here

chaikwa

Well this figures. The one day I have to leave early, Top serves a gormay breakfast.

I am in/on the outskirts of Ludington Michigan. Everyone told me how beautiful this area is. Mmmkay. Out my hotel window I see a roof 3 feet away and at eye level. Across the hall, the window there looks out upon a beautiful Home Depot. And across the street is junkyard. Yep, it's gorgeous here.


RR1, those are some pretty intense pictures! Hope you heal as pain free as possible.

Shorts, I'm putin' MY money on YOU! I wish we could bring back Chester for you tho... I think the feel of his coat would be somewhat of a comfort right about now.

Justwannabeme

actually walk outside you idiot.....jeesh. complain complain but no effort to be positive. you need a vacation! or reprogramming.....

sanded so much stuff, I could sneeze out a picnic table....but all detailed carvings done. picking out what to stain, color paint or white enamel.

grilled chicken, greek potatoes and broccoli carrot squash. best meals when I am not thinking....

Totallyrad

Stan, good luck with the project. It sounds like a beast but maybe that will straighten out the ride.

Woo Hoo! Lary traded in the nurse's uniform for a waitress's uniform.

In my best Robinhood, men in tights whine; yes, yes, she did, she did.

No problem, anytime. Rest assured, Chester is waiting for you!

Is he missing? He wasn't on my milk carton this morning. He's probably sitting near a Home Depot somewhere wait on the train.

I had to go back and find what you were talking about. Dude, that's gnarly! Considering how bad it could have been you are blessed. Praying for continued healing my friend.

Uh Lary, it's a funny thing about adding a second story on the old outhouse. Even though there's no running water of the potable variety, the third rule of plumbing still applies. I think I would have added on the back first.

My money is on the lawyers. They're the only ones who will come out of this with more than when they started.

Evening folks!

Shorts

Time for night night.
Thank yall for a good day and good conversation. I do think about every single one of you at night when I say my prayers. The Man upstairs knows the DTR crowd.

Would love to see Chester tonight. Chaikwa what I'd give to rub my fingers through his coat, give him a big hug and feel him breathe.

Signing papers tomorrow morning. Guess my lawyer won

Bark

Evening all, ShortsChesterLawyer

Not trying to go political here but I spent the last two days in the ER and ICU with my wife
(diabetic, she passed out on me, was throwing PVC's and her bp went through the roof but all is good now).
Anyway, it was slow in the ER for this time of year so I got to talk with a couple of doctors for quite awhile.
They showed me their recent stats and said that because of Obama care they can now only average 1.7 patients an hour. Down from over 3 per hour.
Its due to the mandatory electronic medical records part of the bill making them take huge amounts of time that they used to spend with patients.
One of the ER doctors who has worked there for 21 years is retiring this year solely because of Obama care.

We have aluminum foil on the windows of our bedroom. PS: We are all still rooting for ya.

Aaaagg! Americans---hide your sheep

I haven't been able to exercise because of a tennis shoe blow out (5 years ago).

The farmer was growing concerned due to Scot's overly blithesome dealings with the farm animals.

`