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My vote is a torn meniscus. Hope draining your knee works. My knee doc went on vacation the day after my surgery 25 years ago. My knee swelled up and was painful and I called in and another doc drained the knee. That lasted a week and when I called back the second time the original doc said he did not drain fluid as it was just going to come back and as the knee recovered from surgery the fluid would go away. He was correct.

Don't put off the colonoscopy too long. Better to discover any issues sooner rather than later and hopefully you get a clean inspection and a "Come back in ten years!"

At least they made the approach a fair distance away from the road!

 

With ten straps & blocking front and rear it wasn't going anywhere.



To me more is better when securing a load.

 

All this wood was on the trailer, the cross pieces were under the frame.

 

Getting everything put away takes some time. What a mess.

 

How many spins can you handle?

 

First practice "job" pull the coal forward in the bin - less work & way more fun that using a bow rake.




Fellers, I might just have discovered a method to getting work done fun, who would have imagined.

 

Rusty's yard in 30 days......or less

 

Speaking of rakes, my buddy and his kids made his wife/their mom this for her birthday the other day, the piece that was in her foot they attached it to the frame


Maybe I can weld it back together for them

 

That's so wrong!

 

You're going to get SO much work done

 

Bingo! Getting work done fun take the chores part out of it.

 

now you know why those fancy equipment operators work so hard to keep their jobs!

 

Looks sharp

 

So I'm not the only one who thought that first.

 

And then we have the accessories

From left to right:
8" bucket
20" wide rake
Ripper spike - because the ground is so rocky here.
A blank plate, weld on what you want.
Quick attach

 

At least the paint doesn't have near the VOC's that Kilz Original did. I finished priming yesterday, ordered pizza, and got in the truck to pick it up. Man, I probably should not have been driving I was definitely slightly on a different planet

 

The spike is impressively massive when standing tall.

The root is 1-1/2" thick solid.

 

FIFY