Posted by jon f mn on November 21, 2012 at 19:22:41 from (70.194.64.8):
I posted this on the case forum too, but thought it was so important I would share it here too.
If you are like me and have been collecting "old stuff" for 25+ years and maybe done some welding projects for fun, and you decide that moving is a good idea, DON'T DO IT!! Instead go to your local hardware store, ignoring all laws like you're wife is in labor, and get you about a 4-5 ft. piece of scedual 80 1 1/4" galvanised pipe. Take the pipe to your best friend's, or maybe your brother-in-law's house, and have them thump you about the head and shoulders until you decide that moving is a bad idea. Make sure you keep the pipe too, just in case of a relaps. You can trust me on this, this is first rate advice!!!
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