Here is everything in its proper place. We could feel the balance returning to the Force as the last bolt was torqued down. Sure hope it runs as good as it looks.
It's time to move on; tomorrow we head for the Jack Daniels distillery.
About Me
- Troy
- 1964: after high school life begins. Asked to consider not returning to OSU after the first year. 1966 drafted; grunt, door gunner, HU1 pilot. Out in Dec '70. 1972 married, joined fire dept and bought first house over a 6 month span. 1980 moved family (which now consisted of wife Teri, daughter Amy and son Ryan) to CO. 1990 moved all to bush Alaska to work for the dark side (the FAA). Started Blog to keep family and friends up on our whereabouts. Retired in March 2010. In Feb 2012 sold house in Alaska. By May had bought in Redmond and completed the move. Still nesting in Redmond and loving it!
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Our work here is done Tonto
Well, it was quite a battle, but clean living prevailed. We took the offending part off and Rog (jr) worked on that with the bench grinder, while I ground away on the crossbar with the pneumatic die grinder. All to provide clearance for two bolts on the transfer case. That took us till lunch; then we went sight seeing until Rog had to go to work.
Here is everything in its proper place. We could feel the balance returning to the Force as the last bolt was torqued down. Sure hope it runs as good as it looks.
It's time to move on; tomorrow we head for the Jack Daniels distillery.
Here is everything in its proper place. We could feel the balance returning to the Force as the last bolt was torqued down. Sure hope it runs as good as it looks.
It's time to move on; tomorrow we head for the Jack Daniels distillery.
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