What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I got an email from Hillbilly Stills that gave instructions on how to make hand sanitizer using moonshine. If i run out I have a backup.

 

I use to have hives, had to keep them at my folks place because the Mrs was highly susceptible to stings. Miss having hives but I'd miss my Mrs more so.....
Use to buy my supplies from Dadant. Then I found LaGrants just a few towns away. When I started beekeeping I started with nucleus hive for a quicker start. Very interesting hobby, I miss it.

 

Now that's a nice frigging anvil! How many pounds?

 

The grain I picked up was 95 percent, 190 proof. That'll put some starch in your shorts!

 

This one is only 200 pounds. American brand (made in Brooklyn NY in the late 1800’s)

 

The Injuns call it firewater.

 

Very nice!! What I couldn't do with that.

 

My wife calls it "don't even think about it!"

 

Should have mentioned mine is 75lbs. Made in Sweden.

It's 70lbs. Sorry, brain fart.

 

Is it a Kohlswa?

 

Nice as well. I'd show you mine but you'd bust out laughing. It's the real deal, very well made and rock hard.
Made in the 1800's as well. Use it for silversmithing small items or at least I did when I had the time. Another retirement hobby.

 

Started making a camp shower now I just need to figure out how I'm going to mount it to the bed rails and paint it. Any ideas?

 

@Jamesr913
Quick Fist Ratchet Straps?
I think that I'd mount it right where you have it using rivet nuts in the bed and the Quick Fist Ratchet Straps. That's a lot of weight to hang off those accessory rails. The wheel well would give it some support. Just a thought.

 

It's an SISCO

 

Put a coat of Turtle Wax Ceramic Spray Coating on my Taco.

 

Gone are the days of renting and no worries or cares (cares as in not absolutely needed upgrades). 2.5 yrs in on 1st home (new construction) and I have more mods (home upgrades) than I can focus on. Fence, bamboo, grading, plants. I’m determined to have my front yard completed this year (minus either a sail shade or custom carport type cover over the driveway, because I can’t park in the single car garage)

here’s one of many I got going on… 10 yards. Didn’t look like much or as much as I was expecting at least until I put the shovel in and filled up some wheelbarrows

 

WTH big guy. I washed all 4 vehicles yesterday. This morning I used a clay bar on my daughters Honda then waxed and polished. Just now finished putting out four 35# bags of Scott’s Bonus S on the lawn. The daylight is burning. You have to get moving. Chop, chop!

 

Got my Carhartt seat covers and my wheels and tires on finally.

 

Love that color. I have Calvary Blue on my ‘18 Pro. I like the army green better

 

My shovel days are over if I can help it. Finally decided that working smarter not harder was the way to go. Wish I had done it 30 years ago!
Definitely not worth risking having back surgery. Trust me, I know!