One step closer to having a new shop in Florida

[midmosandblasting]

about the 2nd thing to go wrong I would have said god does not want me to work today . Con grates on you willingness to persevere . Mine was repair splitter recoil start , Replace spark plug .Help of son and grandson available so had to work wood .

[cutter]

Sigh, now I feel like I need a nap.

[USMCPOP]

Originally Posted by rmack898

... People that hear me speak would never guess that I spent 59 years living in NJ, because the southern part of the state is so much different from the rest of it...

Do you say "Youse all"?

[SmokinDodge]

Sounds about like a normal day around here. You accomplished your mission and got some excercise!

[RED caddy]

Mac,
I would never have laid the mantle of "Jersey Boy" at your feet, 'Cause I know fer a fact that you like smokey BBQ and sweet tea... And I heard you say it.

RED

From the minutes of the nearly clandestine get together in Trampa.

[rmack898]

Originally Posted by USMCPOP

Do you say "Youse all"?

POP, that is so south Philly. In my youth when I lived in north Jersey I never heard that phase until I moved to the southernmost part of the state and got inundated by the "Shoebies" from Philly.

I did think the grove needed some good some good JuJu so I added something I think you can appreciate.

Originally Posted by SmokinDodge

Sounds about like a normal day around here. You accomplished your mission and got some excercise!

You sound like Laura.

Originally Posted by RED caddy

Mac,
I would never have laid the mantle of "Jersey Boy" at your feet, 'Cause I know fer a fact that you like smokey BBQ and sweet tea... And I heard you say it.

RED

From the minutes of the nearly clandestine get together in Trampa.

Thanks RED, we have no control over the location where we're born, it just took me 60 years to relocate.

[USMCPOP]

Originally Posted by rmack898

POP, that is so south Philly. ...

I had a Christian Brother teacher in Catholic high school who taught us, worked in South Philly. He was a registered nurse. He'd seen it all. He knew how to pound someone on the head with a book, or to pinch someone's nose until it turned black and blue. Brother Frederick Anthony didn't take crap from anyone, including me.

[JohnBoy]

I read your tale of woe, and clearly I missed something, because I dont understand why you didnt drive the truck over the first time you needed something from it.

Originally Posted by USMCPOP

I had a Christian Brother teacher in Catholic high school who taught us, worked in South Philly. He was a registered nurse. He'd seen it all. He knew how to pound someone on the head with a book, or to pinch someone's nose until it turned black and blue. Brother Frederick Anthony didn't take crap from anyone, including me.

I think they thought them that from the first day in the monastery. catching you by the locks (short hair in front of the ear) was a preferred technique in our place.

[Windy_Acres]

Sweetness !!!! Love the pics and progress.

[rmack898]

Originally Posted by JohnBoy

I read your tale of woe, and clearly I missed something, because I dont understand why you didnt drive the truck over the first time you needed something from it

I can see where that might be confusing.

The truck was parked where the gate posts were to be put in and I had a half dozen 60# bags of Sakcrete in the back of the truck. While the truck was a 1/4 mile walk from the container, the truck could not drive the route I walked to the container. To drive the truck to the container is about a 3 mile drive and then I would have had to walk back again to get the Bobcat.

I had plans to install the gates on the posts on the way home from work today, when I got there I realized that I left the drill at the camper. I put the drill in the truck as soon as I got home and I'll try again tomorrow.

I ordered a carburetor kit for the quad and it should be here Friday, so Saturday morning I will get the quad running before I do anything else.