MorningI woke up around 4 and decided to get up. Boss had already got up and was on her bed in the living room.... snoring, I put the coffee on and watched the second half of the football game on that I started watching yesterday. I'm waiting for daylight so I can get out and get the mowing at the barn done early.Next I'll come back to the house and get busy cleaning up all the fallen branches and get them cut into wood stove size.Maybe I can squeeze so airgun shooting in between. The weather looks like low to mid 80's for the next several days so I might get the outside shooting deck ready for some outdoor fun of the North Range. It will be nice to get back outdoors and lose this cabin fever from hiding from all the heat we had this year.I also want to check on my cast pellet supply.
Thanks guys. I'm just hoping it's not covid. I don't have to worry about the wife as she had it a few weeks ago. I never was exposed to her as I went to my daughter's house before she came home.
Good morning, the van is free from the clutches of the mush monster yard. Nothing broke and 4 holes to fill in when it dries out. Next up is the dryer door switch repair, not looking forward to that one but I need the dryer after this muddy mess this week. All the family and friends are accounted for and no injuries, just frayed nerves.
Quote from: maraudinglizard on September 29, 2024, 01:39:27 PMGood morning, the van is free from the clutches of the mush monster yard. Nothing broke and 4 holes to fill in when it dries out. Next up is the dryer door switch repair, not looking forward to that one but I need the dryer after this muddy mess this week. All the family and friends are accounted for and no injuries, just frayed nerves.As long as you have the part needed dryers are easy to work on. I'm sure you got this!Good to hear your family and friends are all ok!
Quote from: Rabbit\Squirrel Killer on September 29, 2024, 03:10:04 PMQuote from: maraudinglizard on September 29, 2024, 01:39:27 PMGood morning, the van is free from the clutches of the mush monster yard. Nothing broke and 4 holes to fill in when it dries out. Next up is the dryer door switch repair, not looking forward to that one but I need the dryer after this muddy mess this week. All the family and friends are accounted for and no injuries, just frayed nerves.As long as you have the part needed dryers are easy to work on. I'm sure you got this!Good to hear your family and friends are all ok!It's the switch in the door that is broken, I will just bypass it, I don't care if it is still running when I open the door, I just need it to dry the clothes. I am just about tired of cheap plastic part in appliances. I have plenty of delrin to make replacements if possible.
I've fixed a our few appliances over the decades but eventually they all got too old and were replaced with newer ones. I told the salesman that our old washer and dryer lasted 35 years. He assured me that the new ones wouldn't last that long. In the olden days when you had a few good solid river rocks to beat clothing against, it would last several generations. Not sure if they make 'em like that any more.