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You only need one instance of doing something wrong (dumb) and just about going over to convince yourself of the value of spacers. I speak from direct experience (sorry to say).

I have posted a number of pictures on OTT over the years showing the ho in use in a variety of ways - I cannot imagine not having it. Even a little BX can do a LOT. Just takes more time.

I agree - nice pics. I bought the same little JD as a project (needs a fair bit of work). Seeing how it CAN look gives me hope it will be worth while when I get to it.

Love the workmanship - now if it was about 1/4 the size....

Love the milkweed idea - we visited the mexican migration site in 2007. They FILLED the trees..

I use excel a lot - it pizzes me off I have had to buy three versions solely because of the updates to the operating systems. I am not enough of a techy I want to work with the under the hood stuff.

Windows bad, Apple Bad, Mint Good.

I often wondered why I would hear all the owl hooting in late July - now I know!

Thanks for the offer - may be a while until I get to it but I will take you up on it. Looked at the link and that appears to be just the ticket. Cheers

Thanks much both! I guess my winter project is on. Appreciate the input on linux - I have no bent towards ubuntu other than I read a little about it being recommended. If Mint will make for an easier transition (I know nothing about unix), that would be where I should be looking.

I have an old Sony (2008) that still works but I was thinking of turning it into a Ubuntu unit. Could I use this drive (Team Group CX2 2.5" 2TB SATA III 3D TLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) T253X6002T0C101) to replace the old Sata drive?).

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Bambi, The Family Quail and The Pecker Twins all thank you, (me too).

whats new here...

I am amazed it can get enough traction with those wheels - must be the weight I guess.

Just out of the bath then after a little clean up...

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I got into the Ryobi 40v with a small chain saw and it kind of grew from there. It seemed to work well enough I decided to try a few items in the 18v Ryobi system that appealed and it has grown - bought the 8" pole chain saw (works fine), then we found a pole lopper that does up to 1"...

At times like this I try to remember what I had vs what I've lost.

I would be interested to see that - no idea who it could be. Can search on it if its a hassle to find but pics are always good!