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That was a lot of work to restore a lighter. Nice video.

Had some rather large, dead branches way up high on a tree, overhanging where I usually park the cars, so I rented a 55' lift to get up there and cut them down. The lift BARELY got me there, but I got 'er dun. Was a bit squirrely up that high running a saw, leaning over the side of the basket. The main branch that I was worried about was on the tree to the right, just at the Y.

True but think of the significance of the piece, its falling point in history.

She just had a birthday yesterday, so another year wiser. I don't think you would stand much of a chance at the end of the line. So as to not get your hopes up, and be greatly disappointed, take my advice and find a French maiden,,, might find one in distress.

OHHHH Marca will never be over me,, she is one bright lady,, she knows when she has it good,,,,, and she can't speak French, but can find her way very well in Dutch!!!

I double checked. Looks accurate.

Ahhhh nothing, guess I was just looking for somebody to gush all over my big effort,, it took me so long!!!!! (15sec)

You have to watch out for those retired Navy Guys. Welcome to the group.

Git after it son! Ask all the questions you want, we'll leave the lights on for ya 👍

I've never been up close and personal with a Warthog, they are a very impressive plane. They can fly very slow and are perfect for ground support missions. Those guns are awesome, if you're targeted, you're done for. I worked the McDonnell Douglass DC9B in the reserves and the Kaman SH2F anti submarine warfare helicopter while I was in the yacht club.

As a general rule of thumb, you get what you pay for. Ricks performance sells a decent performance stator, slightly higher output. There's not enough room in the case to put a HO stator as you need more windings to accomplish that. Personally I would go with the factory Yamaha reg/rec as it does just fine. One of the main culprits of the reg/rec failing is a dirty connector where it plugs into the wire harness. If the ground wire is dirty it wont shunt properly and builds up heat snd melts the connecter causing the unit to fail. I always use dielectric grease in those types of connections to help seal them keeping the corrosion away. Hope this helps you out a bit.

Hi all. I needed a adventure bike to test a bunch of adventure gear and I rented a bike from Twisted Road. This was new to me and hopefully you will see the value too. our brother @cowpuc is a wrench’s wrench so he is never down and can fabricate a motorcycle out of a pile of spare parts, but for the rest of us this is a service we might want to remember. hope you enjoy. comments always welcome. https://ultimatemotorcycling.com/2020/10/09/twisted-road-review-peer-to-peer-motorcycle-rental/ VentureFar...

Well jeepers Carl, if Marca is over you then please pass my number on to her