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tommudd · **Posted:** Sat Oct 12, 2013 9:22 am

Beautiful morning , suppose to be the nicest day so far in October :pepper:

Lots to do , shipping things out to one of my wifes friends so they can take them to Tanzania,
heading into Toledo to visit a good friend to see whats rolling around in his head today, then......
tomorrow Grand Rapids Apple Butter Festival. Just something to do.
Everyone have a wonderful weekend

tommudd · **Posted:** Sat Oct 12, 2013 9:24 am

hucorey wrote:

I was reading a thread on here about designing a serviceable tstat housing to install a 195. I guess Keith at GDE said it would be more efficient. I asked on that other thread for someone to send me an old one, then I got ignored.

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Not sure why they ignored you, maybe no one has a spare one. May have to hit up the junk yards and find one.

KJWildman · **Posted:** Sat Oct 12, 2013 1:26 pm

Ran across this place over on Cherokee forum. Having a toy run on the 26th. Bring a toy, get in free. Limited number of vehicles tho'. Thinking about going :juggle:

if I get my front bushings to quit making noise! :banghead:

http://www.heineyfarm.com/

Where's Roseville?

Edit: nevermind, looked it up. Central Ohio, 3 1/2 hours - 214 miles from Toledo

MoD · **Joined:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 12:53 am **Posts:** 1343

KJWildman wrote:

Ran across this place over on Cherokee forum. Having a toy run on the 26th. Bring a toy, get in free. Limited number of vehicles tho'. Thinking about going :juggle:

if I get my front bushings to quit making noise! :banghead:

http://www.heineyfarm.com/

Where's Roseville?

Edit: nevermind, looked it up. Central Ohio, 3 1/2 hours - 214 miles from Toledo

look Larry not everyone is in THOSE kinds of toys

tommudd · **Posted:** Sat Oct 12, 2013 7:24 pm

KJWildman wrote:

Ran across this place over on Cherokee forum. Having a toy run on the 26th. Bring a toy, get in free. Limited number of vehicles tho'. Thinking about going :juggle:

if I get my front bushings to quit making noise! :banghead:

http://www.heineyfarm.com/

Where's Roseville?

Edit: nevermind, looked it up. Central Ohio, 3 1/2 hours - 214 miles from Toledo

I thought you said it was over close to Cleveland :goink:

Roseville is about 60-65 miles from my home place , know the are well
Have to see how much they would charge for a weekend for our group

KJWildman · **Posted:** Sat Oct 12, 2013 7:52 pm

MoD wrote:

look Larry not everyone is in THOSE kinds of toys

Ooohhhhh, I see what I did! :oops:

Heiney farm ........ toy run.

ha ha very funny. :lol:

You're just a real commodian aren't ya!!! :mrgreen:

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profdlp · **Posted:** Sat Oct 12, 2013 8:25 pm

Heiney Farm, eh? Must be a job weeding those things. :shock:

tommudd · **Posted:** Sat Oct 12, 2013 8:38 pm

Great afternoon at Buggins
Not sure how much we actually got done where he needed my expertise
but hey had fun anyways .

tommudd · **Posted:** Sat Oct 12, 2013 8:41 pm

Heiny
Toys
only Larry
and everyone wonders why the Deer come out only for him

BugginKJ · **Joined:** Mon Jul 06, 2009 7:35 pm **Posts:** 4576

Awesome weekend thus far :ROTFL:

Started with a 1/2 day yesterday at work and then taking the rest of the night as a personal day to tinker with Suzi. Started my morning today going to the hardware store to grab some stuff then Tom stopped on by then the neighbor stopped on by several times on of them which was to bring me some "proof", then momma gets home from work and we go out to dinner for margarita's errrrr ahhhh rather dinner! :pepper:

Man it's only 9 and I think this party is just getting started :pepper:

tommudd · **Posted:** Sat Oct 12, 2013 9:13 pm

BugginKJ wrote:

Awesome weekend thus far :ROTFL:

Started with a 1/2 day yesterday at work and then taking the rest of the night as a personal day to tinker with Suzi. Started my morning today going to the hardware store to grab some stuff then Tom stopped on by then the neighbor stopped on by several times on of them which was to bring me some "proof", then momma gets home from work and we go out to dinner for margarita's errrrr ahhhh rather dinner! :pepper:

Man it's only 9 and I think this party is just getting started :pepper:

Man I should of stuck around !! :banghead:

BugginKJ · **Joined:** Mon Jul 06, 2009 7:35 pm **Posts:** 4576

tommudd wrote:

BugginKJ wrote:

Awesome weekend thus far :ROTFL:

Started with a 1/2 day yesterday at work and then taking the rest of the night as a personal day to tinker with Suzi. Started my morning today going to the hardware store to grab some stuff then Tom stopped on by then the neighbor stopped on by several times on of them which was to bring me some "proof", then momma gets home from work and we go out to dinner for margarita's errrrr ahhhh rather dinner! :pepper:

Man it's only 9 and I think this party is just getting started :pepper:

Man I should of stuck around !! :banghead:

Yes ya should have!!!!!! We went to a new mexican restaurant around the corner, killer good!!!!!!
I was/am buyin!!!!
Oldest got home (got a ride) which is an added bonus, I didn't have to go get her so now the blender is on high!!!!!!
I told ya I was going to get a fire going, now I have an extension cord and a cooler right next to the fire so I don't have to get a wui (walking under the influence) :goink:

Tossed Suzi together a few minutes ago but thought better of that idea :banghead:

BugginKJ · **Joined:** Mon Jul 06, 2009 7:35 pm **Posts:** 4576

WHAT?!?!?!?!
Where am I, what was that and how did that end up in a tree?
:shock:

BugginKJ · **Joined:** Mon Jul 06, 2009 7:35 pm **Posts:** 4576

Something I just read that is so true but makes me laugh :jester:

A Word of Warning
I mentioned blood. Metalwork is dangerous. You will hurt yourself. How bad is up to you.

Bending metal requires some strength, but mostly it requires that you figure out a way use the metal you want bend as a lever to bend itself against a form that may be destroyed in the process. When that happens, you need to be prepared for the outcome. Flesh is weaker than metal, and concrete is harder than your booty or your elbow. If you do much of this, all these things will become acquainted with each other eventually.

Consider yourself warned.

hucorey · **Joined:** Tue Mar 06, 2012 4:29 am **Posts:** 378

BugginKJ wrote:

WHAT?!?!?!?!
Where am I, what was that and how did that end up in a tree?
:shock:

BugginKJ wrote:

Something I just read that is so true but makes me laugh :jester:

A Word of Warning
I mentioned blood. Metalwork is dangerous. You will hurt yourself. How bad is up to you.

Bending metal requires some strength, but mostly it requires that you figure out a way use the metal you want bend as a lever to bend itself against a form that may be destroyed in the process. When that happens, you need to be prepared for the outcome. Flesh is weaker than metal, and concrete is harder than your booty or your elbow. If you do much of this, all these things will become acquainted with each other eventually.

Consider yourself warned.

A sheet metal leaf brake is very handy. If you or Tom need some heavier parts bent up, Swanton welding is just on the north side of town. We have them do lots of work for us at the steel mill.

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tommudd · **Posted:** Sun Oct 13, 2013 11:42 am

BugginKJ wrote:

Something I just read that is so true but makes me laugh :jester:

A Word of Warning
I mentioned blood. Metalwork is dangerous. You will hurt yourself. How bad is up to you.

Bending metal requires some strength, but mostly it requires that you figure out a way use the metal you want bend as a lever to bend itself against a form that may be destroyed in the process. When that happens, you need to be prepared for the outcome. Flesh is weaker than metal, and concrete is harder than your booty or your elbow. If you do much of this, all these things will become acquainted with each other eventually.

Consider yourself warned.

Ah, some of yesterdays activities come to mind ................. :-)r

tommudd · **Posted:** Sun Oct 13, 2013 11:45 am

hucorey wrote:

A sheet metal leaf brake is very handy. If you or Tom need some heavier parts bent up, Swanton welding is just on the north side of town. We have them do lots of work for us at the steel mill.

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If you would of seen us yesterday trying to make something, ........ out of something that we maybe shouldn't of been,........ with something that is better left to bend ah .......cardboard then............yes you would of said Swanton Welding is right up the road :ROTFL:

Had fun trying though and I have an idea for that piece Hart

BugginKJ · **Joined:** Mon Jul 06, 2009 7:35 pm **Posts:** 4576

tommudd wrote:

hucorey wrote:

A sheet metal leaf brake is very handy. If you or Tom need some heavier parts bent up, Swanton welding is just on the north side of town. We have them do lots of work for us at the steel mill.

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If you would of seen us yesterday trying to make something, ........ out of something that we maybe shouldn't of been,........ with something that is better left to bend ah .......cardboard then............yes you would of said Swanton Welding is right up the road :ROTFL:

Had fun trying though and I have an idea for that piece Hart

Well guess what I just finished doing!?!?!?! :shock:

Yeppers, have a circle, well about 95% of one :pepper:

Doesn't matter, I am not going to use it :ROTFL:

BUT I just had to conquer what we started. I used the other piece I had and am really surprised I did it :shock:

I am rethinking :shock:

Some round rod 1/8", make my ring(retainer for the light) then build off that. Have a tube bent for the main frame then attach to bracket. Should be killer, now where was I ?!?!?!
:jester:

Ohhhhh and got the gutters torn down today. Tails ARE going to have to be trimmed. Mike, my neighbor has a real nice pick I can use with my ladder jacks to do the trimming. BUT I am going to talk to the gutter company tomorrow and find out what they will charge to trim and mount the fascia since I already have the boards that I am priming and painting. :pepper:

tommudd · **Posted:** Sun Oct 13, 2013 5:50 pm

Never seen you hit my driveway so must of been busy.
:cry:

Yes I know Marlon, I should of came up that way for the day :banghead:

But I detail mine inside, washed the whole inside with soap and water, dried, cleaned, seat covers washed / reinstalled , vaced itout etc

hucorey · **Joined:** Tue Mar 06, 2012 4:29 am **Posts:** 378

Hey Tom, I've got scaffolding if you want to save yourself some money.

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