Anachronist58

Snazzy Critter!

Hey !! That one got me last week! And Colina, goooood, byyyye.

Wow Jakob, nice birdie! Robert Taylor

Gee Whiz! I got free shipping on 157# from South Carolina to California - It's not THAT much further, is it??

Tempting - I wonder what the the freight wound would come out to......

Ahrrrr - Fred!

I thoroughly am enjoying this debate from my place at the shallow end of the pool........

You could put the thing in Styrofoam cooler? Robert Taylor

Scott - I would require a diagram to follow that. Pretty sure I would fall out. Whatever with the fish - it is a delight to look upon. Visit any time. Robert

Nodebt, I must confess to you that the Prison thing is hyperbole, allegory, for the night shift I was pulling at the aerospace plant. No cakewalk for a 58 year old who has been put away wet. It does not bother me that your beautiful fish has two spines - in fact, it is so appealing to the eye, for me, at least, that it seems perfectly natural. Robert

That is a FANTASTIC story! I used to tell my granddaughter that I operated a back hoe on the moon. She is less gullible than I. Here in Prison, any humor is appreciated. Pretty snazzy fish on your wall there, by the way. Robert

Hmmm, that is a weighty question - I am fishing for the bone of contention that is now pounding my subconscious, neither choice more preponderous than the other - - Nodebt - good looking piece by any scale.

Nice. What is his weight? Robert Taylor

Anna is in our thoughts and prayers for a speedy recovery. Robert and Sheila Taylor

Pictures Gergely! (When you catch your breath) Robert Taylor

It is especially offensive considering whom he posted after.

Lanternnate - regards and congratulations on your life partnership. Mrs. Taylor was so enthusiastic about my quest for a dream anvil, that when I finally realized that it was OK to make the "huge" investment after two disastrous waffle-failures, I hit it big on my dream anvil. Now I only have a fever for "free" anvils. Oh, and nice anvil you have there, besides. Robert Taylor

Gergely, I believe the succinct name would be "cabinet of drawers" (correction welcome), or in my trade, a "tooling index". As for Eyegor, spelled Igor, its main purpose is to help me fulfill my dream of building kinetic sculpture. In the picture, it was being used to pull 400 feet of well pipe in the neighbors yard, inaccessible to a truck rig. The tribe bought us a steak dinner. Cheers - Robert

Thanks Gergely - it has three mast segments to telescope to 25 working feet. Then a four speed mechanical winch, two speeds in the gears and two speeds by shifting the double fulcrum crank.

Niether do I, dude. What, you live on a cliff? But seriously anything on Wheels tries to head for the highway

Good scores, one and all! Good to hear people like their little Lincolns - I have a 140C that I've only run with InnerShield so far and have yet to get back into the swing of it. So many things follow me home on continuous basis, that I could never post them all here. My buddy asked how I intended to get that thing off the truck - Eyegor the Eyesore, AKA the White Crane, will pick anything my fake pickup can carry. What followed me home yesterday is going to help me organize a lot of the small stuff that has been following me home over the years - weighs about 300#:

This hits me close to home Brother. All are in our hearts and prayers. Robert and Sheila Taylor

I have a recurring dream that I've been fired, but the job is a prison and I can't leave. I have also designed tooling in my sleep. Robert Taylor

Wow. Wow again on the arches. I would have trusted your rivets. Robert Taylor

PUG mill?