What's up today (bullchiting) thread.

I bought my tundra in 03 and it still has the original battery. I would replace it but now I want to see how long it will last.

 

I made a pre-emptive strike earlier this year on the tractor battery.
It was giving me fits.
The Jeep got a new one last month. '03, and original battery. It was time.
Winter, here we come!

 

Both cars seem to crank slow lately... Glad it happened in the driveway and not while my wife was out someplace driving around with the twins.

 

I worked it's a beautiful fall day here The H2O softener company just got finished servicing my unit so we back up and running it's been on my honey do list for awhile consuming Beer as I type

 

Really hate to get that dreaded call My car won't start

 

Can't beat the timing on those batteries! I still can't believe that I have one that's 19 years old I'm my old 68 2 ton. Enjoy that pumpkin bread!

 

And now the battery for the scale on my mixer is dead.

 

You have a mixer with a scale? Interesting.

 

I'm in Ft Worth today and saw a Lady get hit by a car

 

Not good is she OK?

 

Sorry man, I was in your shoes over the summer. Three ladies had their car t-boned by a guy and his son at a busy intersection right in front of us. I was unbuckling the ladies because I was expecting the car to catch fire, thank the Hawk it didn't. One of the ladies had her head pinned between the dash and her headrest, it was as gory as possible without blood.

 

Not sure, she got hit pretty hard.

 

I love this thread... Its like firewood Facebook.

And I find the real Facebook annoying, at least you guys all have interesting things to share

 

And on that note boys... Its Miller time!


Err actually paulaner time for me... Still working on my Oktoberfest hoard

 

I love Miller Time

 

Got the chipotles back in the smoke, tomatoes cooking down

 

Good to see some of you guys getting some good work done today. And some relaxing. Nice plane there Jeremy. Does it use the same type of gas as smoke show was today?

 

I built a large door for the bottom of the stairs at the bilco door for the camp basement today. Made it out of P.T. 2x6 and P.T. 3/4 " plywood. Both of which I had saved from other jobs. Got it framed in using stuff I saved as well. Not the best job, but using what I had got it done. Then spent the afternoon cutting grass at the house. Unfortunately I did not take any pictures.

 

Pics for ya Jack.

 

I loaded the last 2 pallets of wood and moved them to the barn, all set for winter! Pics will come tomorrow to dark now. I'm off to milk and listen to the game.