FRIDAY WITH SUNSHINE!
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 7:12 am
ANOTHER GOOD MORNING TO US ALL!
The sun is coming up over the trees now, and the temperature is out of the 40s where it was an hour ago----now 50 degrees here.
I was hoping to catch Wiley today to have him bring me the handbook on the brush saw, which I need to use to mow down a bunch of saplings that are beginning to encroach on the view from this yard. It's a new one, lighter than the old one I am used to, and I am not sure how to start it up safely and shut it off. Maybe I can find the instrucitons online if I plug in the model number, as I can't seem to catch Wiley.
As it will be another nice day, I sure hope I can figure out how to finish installing my pneumatic door prop on this trailer. I have one end of it attached to the trailer frame over the door----a good solid mount-----but the door itself is hollow, with no solidness where the dealers told me it should be, near the very top. I pre-drilled the screw holes, and ZIP-----the thickness of the door is like heavy-duty aluminum foil! I have the spots for mounting just perfect for holding the door open at the angle I want, and for allowing it to close fully, but the fabric of the door is just too thin for the great amount of force it takes to close it and hold it closed. I thought I could take the top piece of aluminum frame off the top of the door and put a block of wood inside into which to screw, but, alas, after removing all the screw-bolts on the door top, it still doesn't come off. It seems as if the top is one side of it folded over, rather than a separate piece I coud remove. I called the dealers for some advice last evening, but they were too busy to get back to me. Hopefully I can talk to someone today. I sure will hate it if I have to haul the trailer 80 miles, round trip, to have this darned thing installed for me. I might be better off filling in the holes, painting them over, and forgetting the whole thing. Sigh----I hate to be so close and have it not work.
Here's hoping you all have as nice a day as is predicted for us here, and that you are doing fun things for yourselves! Coffee is hot and tasty, so stop by and let us share your thoughts!
The sun is coming up over the trees now, and the temperature is out of the 40s where it was an hour ago----now 50 degrees here.
I was hoping to catch Wiley today to have him bring me the handbook on the brush saw, which I need to use to mow down a bunch of saplings that are beginning to encroach on the view from this yard. It's a new one, lighter than the old one I am used to, and I am not sure how to start it up safely and shut it off. Maybe I can find the instrucitons online if I plug in the model number, as I can't seem to catch Wiley.
As it will be another nice day, I sure hope I can figure out how to finish installing my pneumatic door prop on this trailer. I have one end of it attached to the trailer frame over the door----a good solid mount-----but the door itself is hollow, with no solidness where the dealers told me it should be, near the very top. I pre-drilled the screw holes, and ZIP-----the thickness of the door is like heavy-duty aluminum foil! I have the spots for mounting just perfect for holding the door open at the angle I want, and for allowing it to close fully, but the fabric of the door is just too thin for the great amount of force it takes to close it and hold it closed. I thought I could take the top piece of aluminum frame off the top of the door and put a block of wood inside into which to screw, but, alas, after removing all the screw-bolts on the door top, it still doesn't come off. It seems as if the top is one side of it folded over, rather than a separate piece I coud remove. I called the dealers for some advice last evening, but they were too busy to get back to me. Hopefully I can talk to someone today. I sure will hate it if I have to haul the trailer 80 miles, round trip, to have this darned thing installed for me. I might be better off filling in the holes, painting them over, and forgetting the whole thing. Sigh----I hate to be so close and have it not work.
Here's hoping you all have as nice a day as is predicted for us here, and that you are doing fun things for yourselves! Coffee is hot and tasty, so stop by and let us share your thoughts!