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Absolutely....
I have a small tackle box in my storage bin in the truck.

I have a 3 piece in my saddle bag on the Harley.

 

Ha ha yeah and back it's not been fun. They finally called and set surgery date for shoulder yesterday for April 20th

 

if you can find a lake you cant get to,thats what you want!

 

ok,im gonna relax for a while and then hit the bed. enjoy your evening people. see you in the am. hope i can sleep in

 

Hello Sue...but that was Chuck

 

Thanks to Sergio for the tire tread, drilled some holes and attached it to the base of the hi-lift. It gives it a much better grip.

 

I like it.
I have a relentless base but it doesn't fit mine good.
Idk.

 

I really like it. I have 2 hi-lifts at work and a couple old crappy tires. I'll have to see which one is going to sacrifice itself.

 

I finally broke down this year and bought Jameson B-lite poles, saws and pruner. Poles are only 1.5 pounds each and that helps a lot have a lot of really high branches to cut. 3 x 6' and 2 x 8' nothing is safe from me now! Well maybe right now, it is after today LOL. Have a lot of green mixed with old dead in the pile which is building if it ever dries out here time for a bonfire.

 

And I didn't have to throw it at you either!



Probably doesn't matter, but I put my bolts facing the other way. I figured the head of the bolt would be less interference than the nuts plus whatever exposed threads. The way you have it, I'd be concerned that the mounting bolts would act like spikes in golf shoes and not allow the rubber to make full contact with the ground. Just my observation.

 

You'll be fine ... take your time and stay safe.

 

For the dirt, I'm actually hoping the bolts will actually sink in and act like spikes to give it a little extra grab. I was thinking about cutting some 1" plywood I have to make "street pads" for when I have to use the jacks when I'm not in the dirt...drilling some holes for the bolts to sit in so the rubber makes full contact on the wood, possibly adding another tire tread to the bottom of the plywood pad.

 

Good evening guys. What's happening?

I was over on the bbq/smokers thread earlier and, in the course of a reply, talked myself into a cook for tomorrow. I'm going to do some chicken and vegetables on the smoker/grill and whip up some smoked salsa and asparagus to go with the chicken. I wanted to do half chickens but found some legs and thighs in the freezer I should use up first.

 

I countersunk the bolts so they won't touch the dirt, should be good

 

I went with the hi lift safe jack base plate and cables. I don't worry about it much now, at all.

 

I meant the transplants wanting things changed - not you.

I'm good. Been lazy the last few days.... will get back to it, very soon.....

evening

Annie feels her pain - she had to wear one off and on for almost 9 weeks - she wouldn't stop licking a spot on her leg.

Good news on getting a date. Take it easy and safe travels home

sorry, been a long day. How are you?

 

Doing well, thanks.

 

Good Morning Folks! Going to assemble the Tool Cart Today as long as there are no major interruptions!. I'm off for 4 Days, and will be meeting up with some relatives this week. Enjoy The Day All!!

 

Middle of the night morning for me, but that's my normal.

Went to Anchorage with the kids. Bought some new shorts for the FL trip. Then saw the new Power Rangers movie, which was great for them ( the kids ) but only ok for us; as Power Rangers was a show for them when they were kids, that makes sense. Finished off the evening with dinner at our favorite Mongolian BBQ place. Decent day all in all; surprisingly a trip into Anchorage that I have nothing to complain about.

I hope I'm not getting soft, I have a grumpy reputation to protect.

Everyone needs a stretch of lazy days every so often. Is the sad face because of the lazy days, or because you'll get back to it?

Enjoy the meet up. Looking forward to your review on the cart. Have a great day Jimi.