Hey it's the September BS thread!!!
#947
09-24-2012, 05:43 PM
Work is going pretty well today Jake. How are you doing?
They were not light sleds Jim but then again they have plenty of power so they don't need to be. Especially on the trail where they are supposed to be. Maybe the Skidouche veers off the trail because it handles so poorly it needs to be lighter.
They were not light sleds Jim but then again they have plenty of power so they don't need to be. Especially on the trail where they are supposed to be. Maybe the Skidouche veers off the trail because it handles so poorly it needs to be lighter.
#949
09-24-2012, 07:26 PM
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For those of you not on Facebook, here's the headboard from this weekend... it was designed to be a floating headboard, that you just kind of lean up against the wall and push the bed up against it.
It was made of reclaimed cedar (I believe it was cedar). Up in the hayloft of our dairy barn there used to be a large water tank that was the start of a gravity feed drinking cup system for the dairy cows beneath. My dad said that he took it down, and for some reason stored the wood back in the 70's. It's just been sitting in a shed since then.
It was made of reclaimed cedar (I believe it was cedar). Up in the hayloft of our dairy barn there used to be a large water tank that was the start of a gravity feed drinking cup system for the dairy cows beneath. My dad said that he took it down, and for some reason stored the wood back in the 70's. It's just been sitting in a shed since then.
#951
09-24-2012, 08:09 PM
#953
09-24-2012, 08:36 PM
#954
09-24-2012, 08:49 PM
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For those of you not on Facebook, here's the headboard from this weekend... it was designed to be a floating headboard, that you just kind of lean up against the wall and push the bed up against it.
It was made of reclaimed cedar (I believe it was cedar). Up in the hayloft of our dairy barn there used to be a large water tank that was the start of a gravity feed drinking cup system for the dairy cows beneath. My dad said that he took it down, and for some reason stored the wood back in the 70's. It's just been sitting in a shed since then.
It was made of reclaimed cedar (I believe it was cedar). Up in the hayloft of our dairy barn there used to be a large water tank that was the start of a gravity feed drinking cup system for the dairy cows beneath. My dad said that he took it down, and for some reason stored the wood back in the 70's. It's just been sitting in a shed since then.
Good evening guys. Just got back from moms.
#955
09-24-2012, 08:54 PM
#957
09-24-2012, 08:56 PM
#958
09-24-2012, 08:57 PM
#959
09-24-2012, 09:00 PM
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Going pretty good tonight actually. You?
That should look good.