WillyK

I put 93,000 miles on my Evo before I sold it, it still ran fine, never an issue. The twin cam cam chain tensioner issue- the tensioner shoes were made of an inferior material that tends to wear out. I checked mine (2004 Deuce) the other day at 49,000 miles and they still look good but I have heard of them failing at 30K. Harley mechanic told me that regular oil changes with synthetic oil keeps them alive longer. The cheapest fix is to replace the shoes with an aftermarket shoe eg: Cyco brand. Can also go with gear drive cams which eliminate the chain and tensioners or install the Harley upgrade which is an upgraded oil pump with hydraulic tensioners that supposedly last much longer. There may be other options that I'm unaware of. Harley changed the setup in some late 2006 models and all 2007 models so any 2007 + won't have the issue.

Got a hamburger today, it was yummy. Actually, a double cheeseburger. Good show again, tables were full. Crowd seemed a little lighter but still quite a few people there.

How big is the garden? Wire fencing doesn't cost much and it never sleeps.

I've seen a couple so far, we have 2 feeders set up.

Permanently closed is why I took the picture, thinking that sign didn't work out too well for them. It's the Huddle House in Livingston. I never went past the sign and apparently I wasn't the only one.

I sent you a private message, please take a look.

This sign?

Nah, I went early. Was going to get a sausage biscuit but they were out of biscuits so just had a coffee.

It was packed and all the tables were full of wares. Marked prices were kinda high as usual but dealers were negotiable.

I keep this and a steel in my kitchen, works for me: Firestone sharpener

Looks like the sign didn't work out to well for the Huddle House in Livingston. Whoda thought a no firearms sign in Tennessee would be a bad business decision?

We were going to do Crossville to Sparta today till I looked at the radar. Tomorrow looks good though.

Do they have one on the front of their building?

Went 3.5 weeks in June without a drop till we got .6" on July 2nd. Can't wait to see my water bill from watering the veggie garden every day. 3" (!!!) in my rain gauge this morning from the night time downpour. Power was out from 2:48AM till 5AM. I have a small creek running through my yard that had been down to a trickle, it's running normally now.

A utility knife blade works pretty good too.

Thinking I might get a few tomatillos, LOL. Lots of husks formed and at least a hundred flowers total on the 8 plants.

96° here, worked up a sweat just walking around the yard for a while. Heat index is 105°

Eating my first fresh homegrown produce of the year tonight. It was time to thin the Romaine lettuce so: tacos!

We had a few at the feeder early in the season then they stopped hitting it. Noticed that they were going to the large honeysuckle bush instead. Now that the honeysuckle flowers are fading they have come back to the feeder, three at once last night. One even fell asleep for a while sitting on it at dusk till another came along and woke him up. There have been a couple there this morning.

"she picked it up by the barrel, and it went off again" Not sure how that works.

And minimum wage was $2.30 an hour

That was my experience too. I had been giving them money for 35 years before moving here. With Progressive now.

So wouldn't the vehicle measurement be more accurate? Kinda hard to measure melted snow.

N. E. of Cookeville, had 4 - 5" this morning. It's melted a bit but all is still white. Edit: I just measured, there's still close to 6" on my woodpile.

Interesting. How many acres? N, S, E or W of Monterey? I live 15 minutes north of town. I've never hunted pigs but would like to. Any deer or small game hunting? I have an ATV, a place to play with it would be nice.