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Eugen wrote: ↑Sat Jul 01, 2023 6:12 pm @RoamingGnome a flag on a beaver dam! How appropriate!


My 644 helping me get the Suzuki v-strom ready for sale. New front wheel bearings are going in.


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Always ready to lend a helping hand. Harry

Eugen wrote: ↑Sat Jul 01, 2023 6:12 pm @RoamingGnome a flag on a beaver dam! How appropriate!

Saw it a few years ago when we were driving on Hwy 7 heading to Ottawa for Canada Day....

Guess we must of had a bit of wind...
Was out picking up walnuts off the back yard before mowing it (nobody likes walking on a lawn full of soft green golfballs ) noticed a whole bunch of walnuts behind the parts Suzukis...
Don't think that's going to buff out...
Looks like it's going to be another bumper crop for black walnuts this year - I usually take 20+ 5 gal pails of black walnuts to the local transfer station, not much call for urban sourced black walnuts, and we get rid of them asap to avoid a bumper crop of squirrels in the fall

I thought I was going to have a chance to use my new cordless chainsaw, but the Milwaukee 12v "Hatchet" was more than enough to clean up the big branches...

@RoamingGnome oh no! Did it break the rear window?

Yeah, busted it up real good.
Tempered glass, so it went everywhere
I was contemplating gathering up a 120' of extension cord and hauling the shop vac out to the back corner of the yard (mostly wanted to get the glass out of the grass) - Pleasantly surprised that the cordless vacuum worked so well...
The sidekicks were retired when the bodies rotted out, plan is to pull power train and driveline for swapping into a Samurai project truck and then the rest (or is that "the rust" ) is off to the scrapyard soon after...

We have a lot of walnut trees on this place too. We had the same issue here when the wind blew. A lot of walnut laden branches on the ground, but thankfully no broken windows. Suck that there was glass to clean up but glad to here this was a parts vehicle.

We all feel this way at times

@Eugen
That would be a good sticker for a toolbox - but a lot of supervisors don't have much of a sense of humour

Eugen that’s a good sign for all micro managers Harry

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