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Over the last two days I have made about a half cord of firewood out of mostly fallen DF limbs and standing dead cascara and oldgrowth ninebark. In other words, a zillion cuts to make twigs into firewood :D. But this stuff is here, and needs clearing up, and is nice for quick fires in the...

Move it with the tele... :D.

Last three days have been gorgeous...sunny blue skies and about 60 degrees for a high. Lows overnight about freezing. Put the Jag out on the road a couple of times...man, that car is still a kick in the pants to drive after owning it for more than 10 years. Rain moves in tomorrow for several...

Yeah, she obviously has a sucky life; no love, no good times :D.

@Eric H-L Sadly, John blew a gasket and left in a huff some time ago.

Those are one of the pads, one from each side? If so, is the slave cylinder on the side with the thick pad malfunctioning and not exerting proper braking pressure?

Ink mark :). That's a beautiful eye splice, my friend.

Safe as houses... :D

Short sleep maybe results in short ideas :D.

Been there, working in weather outdoors something like that...do not want to much anymore.

Nothing like that down here. Just soggy.

That is a whole lot of tree, and as nasty as it gets. Thank goodness for the lift. Memo to @SkwerI...Rajan took down the fence panel! :D

Barely made it out of the 30's today. But not much rain, so that was good. Our creek is quite high still.

That would be a rather radical shift from extremely long practiced jurisprudence. I have a hard time believing that will happen.

Luck can be good...when it is good :D.

I once again bless my lucky stars to have managed to find a satisfactory position as a wage slave :D. I am not cut from the same cloth as you business owners.

Both Brian and Friedrich make valid points. If a fence is built in panels (many are not, but anyway) and it is all solid and in good repair then removing/replacing a panel or two can make sense. But if the whole shebang is weak, with materials that are in too poor condition to work with...

Bummer.

This isn't what you need? https://realtruck.com/p/usa-standard-ring-pinion-gears/

That does seem strange. Older ones like yours are not uncommon here in Oregon. Do you have part numbers for what you need? I could poke around out here for you, Dave.