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Old 05-10-2016, 05:55 PM
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Happy Happy the weather is warming up, course it's raining now.

The wife push mowed the yard with her coat on... I'm too old to mow when it's that cold. Or maybe I'm just stubborn?

Decided to lower the rear wheels on the deck. Easy Peasy

Thought I should lower the front clevis's. Yikes!!! 15/16 and from the looks they've not been moved in years. Soaked them in rust remover and gonna give it a day. I hate to bang on them to much I'm afraid I'll break something. Ah the advantages of a impact wrench! If only I had one
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I like the cooler weather. Not good for growing things but, I can put cloths on when it's cold. But can't take anymore off when it's hot!
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I like the cooler weather. Not good for growing things but, I can put cloths on when it's cold. But can't take anymore off when it's hot!
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Added the Hoveround seat, complete with folding armrests! Doing a test on the actual seat before I permanently attach it and add a cover.

And I either need to get over the high price of rear tires or find another spare! HaHaHa
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Added the Hoveround seat, complete with folding armrests! Doing a test on the actual seat before I permanently attach it and add a cover.

And I either need to get over the high price of rear tires or find another spare! HaHaHa
Looks like you need to just take that thing outback and shoot it to put it out of its misery.
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