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wore out · Mar 20, 2022

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Dunno whether to put 1494 CIH in the shop for head gasket replacement, or man up and replace the transmission in 2004 Silverado, or start on Hydro 544 maintenance, including removing radiator for cleaning. Or start on one of about 20 other things!

pete 23 · Mar 20, 2022

Looks like you already made up your mind and just (like they say) stick a fork in it.

Southern Ray · Mar 20, 2022

The shadows are long.
Either call it a day or wait till tomorrow.

wore out · Mar 20, 2022

(quoted from post at 12:05:00 03/20/22) Looks like you already made up your mind and just (like they say) stick a fork in it.

More like "I've come to a fork in the road", LOL!

55 50 Ron · Mar 20, 2022

Looks like a normal width two lane road. So you should be able to drive around the fork !!!!

Duner Wi · Mar 20, 2022

The one that will cost you the most Grief and $ if not dealt with soon.

Bruce from Can. · Mar 20, 2022

When you come to a fork in the road , take it !

ss55 · Mar 20, 2022

I usually start with the one that can be completed the fastest. The long term difficult projects are candidates to be farmed out to someone else.

larry@stinescorner · Mar 20, 2022

Make a spoon and forget your worries?

41B-boy · Mar 20, 2022

Always, always, always start one of another 20 things....

Am told one can never die if they have unfinished projects. Course, in my line of work that is demonstrably false... but it's still a great excuse for a messy barn.

Fr. Bob

wore out · Mar 20, 2022

(quoted from post at 14:28:15 03/20/22) I usually start with the one that can be completed the fastest. The long term difficult projects are candidates to be farmed out to someone else.

I've already "weeded out" the "Anteater" clutch and TA project for now, and it's tough to "farm out" any of the rest as there's few if any places within a hundred miles to take them to!

37 chief · Mar 20, 2022

Drove over the barn,(shop) looked around at all the projects. Put away one wrench. It's Sunday, drove back home, to look at the computer. Stan

old-9 · Mar 20, 2022

My dad always said Do the easiest job first. Then do the next easiest job,that way you are doing the easiest job. Always. Joe

T.R.K. · Mar 21, 2022

When you come to a fork in the road, take it.

Makes me think of Dinner, first thing.

Hobo,NC · Mar 22, 2022

HA HA : ) Saturday I finished up a porch rail I started on 12 years ago. Life events always got in the way. I got caught up one day last week while moving stuff around the rail was laying again the wall... Get'er done.

That reminds me I have a 52 8N I was gonna give to #1 SIL I need to get it out and get it running.

ss55 · Mar 22, 2022

Sometimes farming out a repair job to someone else can mean finding someone who still wants it as-is. That can mean selling it, sending it to an auction, or sending it to a salvage yard.

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