Maybe use a smartplug, though IDK how much those typically draw staying awake.

That looks like dogshit.

That’s a nice setup, I use the Luxpower version of those inverters. When I put up my shop I’ll have to extend my 20kW/43kWh system. We don’t have tax credits here so I couldn’t get the nice stuff, I had to build my own batteries to keep costs down.

I like where the prices of all this stuff is going.

Your wallet thanks you.

Funny enough, he was bitching to me this week that he had a broken leaf on one side. He uses it like it’s a 1 ton so no surprise. That 5.7L is a monster.

I’d love to find an older Tundra with low miles. My cousin has one with 500k on it now, 2007 as well. It still runs great.

I use a heat camera to check bearings on equipment. Might have saved the baler one year because the camera showed a piping hot bearing at the top that could have set it on fire.

I usually spend my birthday in a seeding tractor where the only asshole I’m working with is me. Man, that guy pisses me off sometimes.

Goddamn, be careful. That sort of temperature can wreck more than your glasses.

Korean fan death.

Cats are vermin. Cuddly, purring vermin.

They’re rough on dry years. A couple years ago I must have found 20 nests, some the hard way. I was almost getting used to getting stung.

My experience is similiar, if they’re around they’re trying to wreck something. You can button stuff up as tight as you want but they have a talent for getting into things.

I went on the warpath against them last year and plugged 40 or 50 of them, it was highly ineffective.

If it’s a Ford, it came from the factory that way.

Source: have Fords.

So much cheaper to break down a full bird than buy the pieces separately. And it might take 2 minutes to do once you’re practiced. Even quicker to spatchcock it and then strip the meat down after roasting, and toss the carcass in the soup pot.