I've been at it for close to 6 weeks, scrubbed, press. washed house, pulled most of my junk out and washed it and tidied the sheds up a bit. Changed oil in my Super C and snowblowin Wheel Horse. One more job before the blade came off and blower went on, walnut harvest, hate the dam things. Spent about four days cleaning/waxing wifes car and my truck. Drained/replaced gas in generator, what's the chances, Generac with a Tecumseh engine and Champion plug started on second pull, hasn't been fired in a year. Got the blower and chains on. I just polish the chrome, works just as good as NGK plugs and fancy gas. Cleaned all my eaves troughs except one last Saturday, haven't been getting around good since, got my knees and bulged disc fired up, wearing belt hurts, been wearing sweat pants all week. Still got one eaves trough to clean, one set of chains to put on and tomato cages to pull out of the recent mud. More I'd like to do but not in the last couple days of mid 30s temperatures.
. I need to flip the cutter edge on it. Rounded corners. You have a really b8g problem with all of your equipment. Toooo shinny. I needed to put sun glasses on. Just joking. Everything is very pretty and neat. I can show a little project I rescued and just got done blasting and painting. This is an original Simplicity trailer forom 1952 and is an absolute tank! It even has a foot brake on it and a swivel hitch. The hunter green paint is a =Rustoleum industrial stock color of Hunter Green. The color on the tounge, left is fresh paint and right is 65 years old. Next spring the rest gets painted. With one inch axles you can load upto 700lbs. on her. Those wheel bearings have a one inch hole and are one inch wide roller bearings. Beast! Painted that metal stool too. Snow white painted legs and Hot Red seat. Sweet!
