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We're has this thing been my entire life.. lol.
What did you do today....other than work on your car!?
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Wife and I spent the day down at a friends place on the Chesapeake.. A beautiful home with a beautiful view. His kids had about 5 pallets of pumpkins they were putting in a home made launcher that would shoot them about 150yds out into the water…
They are made not far from me. My youngest used their fields for soccer practice growing up..
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Or videos?? lol
No I actually put my phone back in our vehicle… I will ask him to get me a pic… it was a 50 gallon propane tank with a big valve and a 6 ft long ten inch pipe. Had a compressor to fill with air and a large handled valve he just pulled…
There was pumpkins floating all over out there and boats going through them.. They were probably like WTF?Too incriminating.
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Now what would REALLY be funny is someone out there in the boats having a launcher to chuck them back at YOU!
Been considering using a torsion bar to build a pumpkin launcher, anybody else try that?
Calling anyone nicknamed lefty, lucky, or one ball
Calling anyone nicknamed lefty, lucky, or one ball
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I am almost finished the bridge over the pipes to the septic field. The inspector is checking my work.
On Friday I poured concrete for 8 slabs. 20 X 20 X 3.5.
These are for the utility shed which is sinking a bit, and for steps to the bridge.
Inspector pic is on my phone.
On Friday I poured concrete for 8 slabs. 20 X 20 X 3.5.
These are for the utility shed which is sinking a bit, and for steps to the bridge.
Inspector pic is on my phone.
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Rudolph came in from the cold.
He got his broken foot fixed, a new seat with new foam inside, and a leather cover, and a fresh coat of paint. Some of his joints were loose and a few screws and glue fixed that.
The problem now is, he likes being warm, and is not keen to go completely outside, so the porch will do for now.
He got his broken foot fixed, a new seat with new foam inside, and a leather cover, and a fresh coat of paint. Some of his joints were loose and a few screws and glue fixed that.
The problem now is, he likes being warm, and is not keen to go completely outside, so the porch will do for now.
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Rocks are 1000 to 2000 pounds each. A bit of a struggle to move.
Trebuchet! What are you flinging?
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Rocks I put there 25+ years ago with the JD410. Just filling the area between pavement and rocks so water doesn't sit there..
Do you have a design in mind....I'm trying to think how you would do that.
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