Shop Time w/T.W. Friends

I seen some here...dunno if that caliber. But i can always look, just let me know

 

I bet...i seen a lot of stuff worth picking

 

Absolutely Spectacular work

 

Lucky!!
Just breaks my heart seeing some of the good things that get scrapped.
Old engines, tractors, air compressors - quality that will never be duplicated in a plastic world.

 

That will look good behind Sadie's 4 wheeler

 

UPS drove that line into our heads on an hourly basis.

 

Landsides are done and bolted on. Had to do a little hand grinding to create the heel.

 

That is the Red Neck version of a Throttle Restriction.

 

I can see now how they can take on Ducks Snakes

I am the live and let live type to a degree I think this now falls under kill on sight just like Snakes if the Appear inside .

 

Par for the course!

 

You have a real Touch for making the Miniature Farm Equipment

 

If you don`t admit to grabbing goodies of the the trash your not being honest.

I got some interesting things over the years.

 

I found a brand new humming bird feeder with tag still on it. Back when we lived in idaho..

 

I had a snake on my nightstand once -- after I got my heart rate down below 200 I got gloves and a pail and escorted him outside.

 

My favorite stereo receiver was found on the side of the road, been using it going on 15 years.
It was covered in that waxy, furry kind of material things stored in old barns get, took hours of cleaning.

 

Thank Odin I never had to deal with that.

I can only think there would have been some 12 gauge Bird shot holes to repair.

 

Almost asleep I hear a noise on the nightstand, turn on the light to investigate - no glasses... what the...
Me: HOLY HELL - A SNAKE!!! (I vault out of bed here)
Wife: are you kidding (sleepy)
ME: NO I'M NOT F*****G KIDDING, I'TS A SNAKE!! (Wide awake)
Wife: ok (turns over and pulls covers over her head)
snake on the nightstand

 

when I worked at Umaine I grabbed some off cuts out of the dumpster. they have a massive flo-jet hydro cutter thing in one of the research buildings. they were 5 feet long, 3 x 1.5 inches and i grabbed 4 of them. not a bad dumpster find!