Anyone have an AR Micro? I thought my 7" was small, but I just saw this on Facebook and damn! That would loosen your fillings for sure! I don't know why, but I love these things! Not crazy about the cookie cutter but overall...I like it!
It would not be a vacation for me if I did not have something to build. This vacation is on track for another "work harder than at work week". Two days ago we finally got kick started to make a new shelter for the new horse. He is being weaned and is out in the elements for a few months. We had 2 inches of rain the other day and he will need his own run in anyway so I made a call and got five stick of oil well pipe yesterday. Started cutting pipe and welding yesterday. Finished up the frame work and welded on the bolts to attach the boards today. "
Tomorrow afternoon I will buy the boards I need to wall in the back and left side. The other two sides will remain open. I am going to plywood the roof first then put tin on on top of that to help cut rain sound and radiant heat in the summer.
This frame work is 12'x10', 7'6" high in back and 8'6" in front.....the frame alone is 1100 pounds. I built pull points on the lower corners so I can move this around and relocate it in the future with my tractor.
Did all that work by myself too......and yes, it is square and plumb within 1/8".
[GOA News] Tell Congress to DEFUND and REPEAL the ATF’s new UBC rule
The ATF just published their new rule to essentially create backdoor Universal Background Registration Checks. It’s just as egregious as we’ve come to expect from a rogue executive branch that flat out hates gun owners and the Constitution. The rule would require a Federal Firearm License (FFL) and a background check on ANY firearm transaction where the ATF deems that …<br/> <a class="postReadMore" href="https://www.gunowners.org/tell-congress-to-defund-and-repeal-the-atfs-new-ubc-rule/">Read more<i class="fa fa-angle-double-right"></i></a>
Today I made the trip to my hometown for our annual fair and fair parade. The fair is 105 years old this year and I drove the 105 year old tractor in my Avatar through the parade. I did a preservation rebuild on that tractor three years ago and this is the second time I ran it in the parade.
The parade route is 8 blocks long and the tractor only does 2.9 MPH in high gear. Ends up being just about perfect as the floats ahead of me were going faster but we all had to stop at three announcer stands and I could catch up when everyone stopped. Only down side was I was herding this thing down the road with only three short breaks.
Anyway, it ran great for three hours, restarted to be loaded back up on the trailer, and made it back into its barn at the museum with zero issues. My arms are sore from steering it and I pulled my hamstring a tad more the last time I spun the engine over to get it on the trailer. All in all a good day....I have not had many here lately so it was welcome.
My hands were a little too messy to grab my phone, but I have two pork shoulders wrapped and on stage two. When they reach 200°, they’re done and ready to rest then be shredded.
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