Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

What did you call me?

lol. never heard of them.

 

I ran the soundboard several times, for a local band when their other guy quit.
He quit right before a show. I was there as a beer drinking spectator, (my buddy was a bartender). They asked me to do it for free beer all night.
Couldn't say no to that. I was already there.

There wasn't much time to dial in.
I pretty much ran through each band member, individually. Then the band as a whole and tweaked the rest on the fly....

 

I’m on it!

 

Had me thinking about great tunes.....
If you haven't seen/heard Prince's guitar solo in this 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps', you're missing out.

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=uWc4wMyL1oI&si=KEUFEZQVNy1WGdr7

 

Sent this to one my best buds, his reply: "We just saw an Indian here on Isle of Man, but not that old."

 

@Taco-Grinder
Someone is a bad influence :

 

My inner tie rods showed up now.



Maybe I'd buy more MOOG parts if they came with stickers.

 

Bad influence. It's common theme around here.

I used some 9" pruning blades
( @McSpazatron ), for the reciprocating, to cut out a cluster f#$× of roots.
Some invasive tree that kept trying to grow back.

 

Today, the racetrack gave up another nice find:


Smelled like horsehair...one of those smells you never forget.

 

Hey guys, Colorado is Tacomaland!! Seemed like every three vehicles were a Tacoma.

 

Three on the tree or auto?

 

Didn't count pedals, but would guess there were 3.

 

I see 2 pedals through the driver door.
Through the back window...2 shifters.
One on the wheel. One floor.

 

I like it. The rear wheels pivot, wish mine did.

I think we're all a bad influence on each other.

 

Doesn't make us bad people, though.

 

Pivot is very handy!

 

-----GONE FISHIN'-----​

 

He gone

 

Glad that worked for rootin out roots. Did you use a regular blade or the carbide tipped pruning blade? How bad did the dirt wear it out?

I have to do the same on a bush I’ve tried to kill several times before. My carbide blade probably still has some life left in it yet, this would be a honorable way for it to go out.

 

I used these.... Bought them for wheeling, too.
It says you can use them on roots so I took Hercules word.
Blade doesn't look any different afterwards. Still sharp.