Rawleigh99

It is hard work being a dog!

Cute little bugger! I have no need for it!

I was hoping to see the planetary alignment tonight, but I may not be able to!

Math will do that to you!

Bad ass truck!

I see it was asked before, but have you used the start position with the shutoff cable pulled halfway out? Also, have you removed each injection line in turn to make sure the pump is producing similar pressure and volume?

Sounds like me! 😆

Boys will be boys!

I saw an article this week about one of the biggest out west that was permitted to use recycled waste water that is now asked for huge amounts of water from the Colorado because the waste water thing has not worked out. They will make lots of claims to get those first permits and then change it as they go. We had one trying to go in Caroline County, VA that was going to draw water out of the Rappahannock River and then discharge it into the Mattaponi River. I thought it was a basic Environmental rule that you did not do that to avoid cross contamination and the spread of invasive species in rivers! And what will become of them when technology moves on past them and they aren't needed anymore? The land will never go back to the way it was.

Looks pounds lighter and cooler too! LOL

The divorce will cost many times what the wedding did!

Smart dogs!!!

The datacenters aren't helping matters in the US either.

If it is flat, how do you get to the other side??? LOL

Looking good !

Amen

99 degrees actual here in Eastern Virginia over on the Bay. I have me idea what the feels like temp is.

It couldn't be worse than an oil thread! 🤣

And a well deserved break at that! Congratulations on all you've done this year. It is very impressive.

Glad to help.

My first ride was in a North American Navion G Rangemaster with the wingtip tanks. It was out of Wright Brothers field on the North Carolina Outer Banks right next to where the wright brothers flew their first plane. It was a very distinctive plane that a friend of my parents owned. When I went to get my license it was an anemic Cessna 150. Then I moved up to the 172. Then three other guys and I bought a 1966 Beechcraft Debonair. Now that was a big jump!

Like a giant racoon!! Ugh!

Did you hallucinate?? LOL! Must have been the good crap!!

I dread this!

I don't know if any of that helps, but I have the full manual. I had scanned those pages and saved them. It looks like the last third of the manual. I you need something specific, let me know. Rawleigh