Posted by Ultradog MN on April 03, 2009 at 16:50:55 from (70.59.69.118):
BYOH = Bring your own hammer. I was thinking I should get the new plywood down so we can set up the card table here;
Don't need anybody falling off the wagon, I mean... floor. This is my living room as of quitting time this evening. The original house was only 18' X 22'. It had an addition on it which I tore off and built a new addition in it's place 2 years ago. I just live in the new end. But work is slow and a guy needs a reason to get up in the morning so... The original house will soon be one big living room - it's the center roof of the 3. The porch was new last fall. Anyway, This is tractor related because there is a Ford 3000 in the picture.
And, I'm going to help a buddy put different rear axles on his 2000 this weekend. It'll be nice to get away from the wood. Lot of different kinds of folks here. This is my project. Let's see what other people are working on these days.
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