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This pine had broken off about four foot up and was leaning on two other small trees. Those two small trees were in turn keeping it off my power line. I ran a ½ cable to a ⅝ choker and through a block to my truck. This allowed me to double the line pull while still having my truck completely out of the way. It worked perfectly. I did not even have to pull; just let the brake off in 2 low.
Here's the Jackson Circle K coffee station. Out of all liquid creamers. On the plus side, the store is taking credit cards this morning. I am posting this because they are always out of stuff. We have one store in Jackson and they can't even run it well enough to maintain their Monopoly. Over the last year, at random times, the store becomes cash only because the credit system is fucked. Keep in mind this is the last place 20,000 people pass each morning on the way into SRS, and the first place they pass on the way out. I have been here for 38 years, and the store, through many owners, has always been packed. Now, it usually stands empty and you can park a 4 door long bed dually in front of the door and not worry about being blocked in. Another example, they had Irish cream coffee creamers. People loved them; a case a day loved them. The managers response to not being able to keep them in stock: discontinue them. Here's another, they put in a Tillmahook jerky station. Couldn't keep it stocked it sold so well. Yep, same thing, get rid of it. Seriously you would think something would be done. I mean the managers husband stays at the store with his wife. I don't know if it's to distract her or to protect her, but it's not at all good business practice. And she has the nerve to berate her employees when their SO stays too long, IN FRONT OF RANDOM CUSTOMERS!!! Anyway I could go on, but I am just going to post a pic every morning I go there, which is 4-7 days a week.
Just some random pics of my dual sport rides.
A couple of bottom shots of my dual discharge deck. Fixing to build a lift for my tractor.
And the 1/4 plate that will become the top of the deck.
This is the first cutout for the top of the deck.
A local mower shop gave me a case of these obsolete HD blades. I will make a blade adapter for the spindles off the old deck.
This is my basic layout. I will cut the top form out of plywood. It's cheaper and easier to use than metal for the initial design. Plus it's light enough to slide in and out from under the mower.
New project! It's time to build a belly bush hog. My friend gave me his old rider. After an hour with the pressure washer, it looked pretty good. Two tubes in the rear tire and a carb rebuild, and it purrs. I already have two good lawn mowers, what I don't have is a heavy duty rough cut machine. So why not build one? Modern dual and triple blade decks, for lawns, share some common problems when used in heavy grass. With a single ejection port, grass must be passed from one blade to the next before exiting the deck. This wears the hell out of the blades (great for blade manufacturers), and limits the amount of grass the deck can "carry" before bogging down. I am going with a two blade, dual discharge setup. One rear port and one side port. This will also allow me to make a deeper overall deck. I have yet to decide if I want a manual engagement or an electric pto.
And it's ready for my friend to paint. Gravity holds it together.
The completed wall portion. Now for the pivot arm.
The completed TV portion of the mount
One of the pivot posts welded on. This was cut off that old axle.
Here is that nasty piece of angle cut to length and cleaned up.
Flat bar is cut to length and the holes drilled for attaching it it the TV. A quick test fit, and then its time to cut the angle for the cross mount.
These are the scrap pieces of metal that I am using. Left to right, 2"x1/8" channel, old piece of 3/4" metal gas pipe, standing up together are two pieces of 2"x3/16" flat bar, and old 7/8" solid axle, and finally some 1.5"x.5"x1/4" angle.
Today I am making a wall mount for my friends TV. He liked mine so much, he begged me to make him one. You will not find one that is anything like mine in stores. And when you see it, you are gonna want one too!