Posted by Old Roy on June 11, 2011 at 22:13:56 from (98.17.223.47):
In Reply to: Wire brushes posted by DeltaRed on June 11, 2011 at 21:10:08:
I took a new beers resolution. I threw out all my no and maybe piles I had sorted in the "Cub Den". I took the yes pile and ORGANIZED it so I can see most of what I may need in the immediate future.
I decided to do this only because two weeks ago I went into the "Cub Den" to get a half " wrench that I couldn't find, but I tripped over the end of a mower deck. moved a few things and found my garden tractor it was attached to. Now I can walk the full length and around both sides of two tractors without having to climb over anything. I have made a vow to try to keep it this way.(Notice I said try)
I just dread the day when I need my maybe pile for something I shouldn't have thrown away 8>(
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