Just fine!
And how are things in New Hampshire Sean?

 

I'm doing OK also. Knee still hurts, but I'm getting around. Guess this is the end of the May thread.

 

hey jim, rich, any other green lights i missed.

do you see bat activity at all?

 

greg- thanks a bunch for those books! i found the tranny book as well as the ford service manual that had a tranny section. how is that for timing?

i tinkered for a few minutes on plum crazy. there was a LOT of water in the tank. i drained it and made a sacrifice to the fire gods. once i got clean fresh fuel in it, it would start and run rather well, but the carb is in need of a rebuild or is broken, the accelerator pump wasnt pumping at all. i think ill try the holly on it, see if thats any better. im afraid of the eddy, it looks like a charcoal briquette!

 

Last year there were bats here every night.
I haven't seen them yet this year, but as more evening insects appear I hope to attract some 1-200. (that is, if the white nose fungus hasn't killed them all)
The house is 35' up on the sunny side of a tree by the pond.
It is 15" wide and 7" deep with 3/4" chambers.

 

Hay Jim we started a June thread LOL.

 

Yes, we have a few small bats flying around the homestead.

 

Nice, if I get time I might just build some bat houses.

 

Good evening everyone.

Trust everyone had a nice weekend.

 

I enjoy bats too, I had a Bat House high up in an old tree at my last house.

But I don't think the bats ever moved into it.

My uncle has a cabin along a small lake north of Scranton, PA and there are bats that hunt out over the lake which makes for a nice evening show.

 

Pete:

I have a pair of almost new batteries that I pulled out of my diesel Blazer before it went to the salvage yard and which are now sitting on lumber down in the basement.

You interested?

 

Dave. It's June now. I know it's hard to let go, but you have to move on.

 

Smiles - I rather respond in the original thread.

Yes Pete, I'm of the age where "moving on" becomes more likely.