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Day 2 for most - It's like a Monday for me!
Man - it's been a cold May. I wanted to oil the deck and seal the driveway, but alas, it had to be at least 50 degrees and we did'nt get there.
My wife surprised me with a new power washer. Honda powered 5 HP motor. Should be able to do some serious washing with that!
Have a great day friends.
-------------------- Hawkeye: SSOA F98-C98
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-------------------- Tom Mackesy 98-SS #2365 With Stuff and things!! One of these days I'll learn to drive it!! Posts: 1632 | From: Rindge NH, formerly Boylston MA | Registered: Feb 2000
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Monday for me as well. Cold temperatures put all warm weather activities on hold on the weekend. Hopefully, we'll get a stretch of warm Spring weather, soon.
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Good morning. Cold again today but sunny!! Worked hard in the yard yesterday. Taking advantage of the cold weather!! No bugs are out yet!
Hawkeye, what is the occasion for a power washer?? Birthday?? Those things are great, my neighbor has one that I borrow occasionally, like when I power washed the house before painting it last fall. My deck needs to be done as well. (If it gets warm!)
Enjoy the day.
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Morning gang. Nice day here in Mid-Michigan. Unfortunately, my Wings were not so hot last night. Oh well, makes things interesting. Tonight I'll cheer for Hawkeye's Leafs.
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Beautiful day yesterday ... clear, calm and warm. I was able to do yard work in shorts sans shirt ... and have the burn to prove it
Looking even better today ... high mid 70's ... and then looking pretty dreary for the rest of the week.
Haven't been having a whole lot of luck on the "tinkering front". Attempt #3 on the line lock produced a huge brake fluid leak ... I think I'll be taking it to a brake shop to let professionals work on the brake line plumbing. Started the clay process and found the wheel wells and rockers covered with what seems like a very hard sap. About 3 hours with the random orbit polisher cleaned the rockers ... and I still need to do all the returns on the wheel wells. enuf whining
Y'all have a great day, eh!!
Have fun with the power washer, Hawkeye!!
Posts: 4222 | From: Winnipeg MB CA | Registered: Feb 2000
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quote:Originally posted by poSSum: Good Morning! Monday here too.
Beautiful day yesterday ... clear, calm and warm. I was able to do yard work in shorts sans shirt ... and have the burn to prove it
Looking even better today ... high mid 70's ... and then looking pretty dreary for the rest of the week.
Haven't been having a whole lot of luck on the "tinkering front". Attempt #3 on the line lock produced a huge brake fluid leak ... I think I'll be taking it to a brake shop to let professionals work on the brake line plumbing. Started the clay process and found the wheel wells and rockers covered with what seems like a very hard sap. About 3 hours with the random orbit polisher cleaned the rockers ... and I still need to do all the returns on the wheel wells. enuf whining
Y'all have a great day, eh!!
Have fun with the power washer, Hawkeye!!
Thanks Art - I'll blow that sap off the wheels wells when you're down here!
spoke to Taner (Blue 97SS) about your line lock, he'd be glad to offer some insight. He did his and loves it - he runs low 9's with his SS.
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Mornin' all. Looks like we're getting more of the sunny and cool weather we've had. Not complaining, though!
-------------------- Jim Mac '98 Silver SS #108 Posts: 1907 | From: I hope I'm not repeating myself. Again. And Again. Stop picking on me! Waaahhh!! | Registered: Feb 2000
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Good morning! Rainy and cool this morning here. At least no more hail! Y'all have a great day. Posts: 322 | From: Fort Polk, LA | Registered: Feb 2002
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Good day all!. Brought the SS in today, hoping to play a little on the ride home tonight. So here's an interesting fact; did the oilchange on the SS this weekend. Let the engine warm up till the guage hit about 125 (1/4 of the guage). When I got under the car, the oil pan was Ice cold and the first few quarts that came out were cool? The rest came out warm?
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96 Impala SS Black Flowmasters SSOA, WCA, NAISSO Posts: 3403 | From: Woodcliff Lake, NJ, USA | Registered: Dec 2000
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