Posted by dave2 on January 16, 2011 at 13:07:10 from (139.139.35.70):
Same as anyway...
car accumulates stuff from daily chores but really bad with these short days. Constantly running and jumping around doubletiming to get twice the chores done in half the time. Wife works with a guy that has his own shop with lift that offered to fix my leaky (rusted) differential and she took it there for me yesterday morning while I was sleeping off a night shift. Condition was, I had to clean it out first. Sad part is, it only took about 30 minutes. Unbelievable, 2 wheelbarrow loads of stuff, easy 400 pounds. Starter for the tracrtor, several batteries and fence chargers, 25 gallons of water, cordless tools, toolbox, lights, ropes, halters, leads. Tools that I forgot I had, some that I knew I had but couldn't find....you name it. And about 20 pounds of just trash.... Car just zooms along now and acts like a new one. Can't wait to see what the mileage does (been pretty sucky lately).
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