Nice work. These kinds of problems are actually gifts from God that keep our minds alive. Like Kennedy said, “We choose to do these things, not because they are easy; but because they are hard.”
nice quote… all the way from the moon back to an oldy 🙂 I tried explaining to my wife that these oldies keeps my brain active but you know what ….she thinks my brain is going 🙂 🙂
Love that Lockwood. Must add “Acquire Lockwood” on my bucket list!
That pesky carb leak of yours reminded me of yesterday when
the wife loaded up the corn beef, cabbage, and water in the old
roaster pan, and five minutes later there was water all over the counter!
You saved the Lockwood…….. I threw out the roaster pan……Great Fix.
Yep, oftentimes the simplest things offer such big challenges. I guess I have never considered these situations a brain exercise, but they are….Exercises that are only appreciated after the problem is finally solved!
Tubs-I’m know I am stating the obvious to most,but it took me a few unpleasant kickbacks to realize those motors start with the mag lever to the left facing the motor and not the right like all my other old twins.I couldn’t figure out why it was climbing out of the barrel,until I realized I was starting it in reverse.
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