Watch out for those fireworks, they can be powerful:

 

Whoa Nellie! Hope no one was hurt.

Todays mission accomplished! 

Changed differential fluid on the Pilot this morning.

Used what I've now named "My Honda Funnel".

Let me introduce you to it.

 

Why did I name it "My Honda Funnel"?

 

Here's why.

 

That screw on spout fits the jug perfectly making it real easy to refill the differential.

 

I don't remember where I got it, but it wasn't expensive.

 

2 hours ago, Fred W. Hargis Jr said:

Watch out for those fireworks, they can be powerful:

 

Oops

2 hours ago, Gene Howe said:

Whoa Nellie! Hope no one was hurt.

Quite a few were hurt actually. One report said 9 police officers and several civilians. But that seems to be a moving target.I've heard different numbers on other news reports.

7 hours ago, Fred W. Hargis Jr said:

Quite a few were hurt actually. One report said 9 police officers and several civilians. But that seems to be a moving target.I've heard different numbers on other news reports.

Journalists are like weather reporters. You never know which one to believe.

Laid this brick enclosure for water supply line and cut off valve for back building.  Once I am done with plumbing will put this ABS plastic cover on top with some liquid nails.  If maintenance or repair is ever needed hopefully I have covered enough bases to keep from digging much.

 

 

Spent a couple days between heat and rain to get this little project finished.  The old gate post fatigued from age.  When we tried to pull it up to get the bucket truck near to the tree for trimming, the gate post simply broke off.  The concrete will be tossed into the garbage can and the grass will be repaired.  The rest of the week, I have been applying drylock to the house.  I sanded off the old dead paint and much of the bare masonry was revealed.  So, the whole house is almost coated with drylock and paint will be applied this coming week.  Then it will be trim.  Windows washed.  Missed that chore in March so Momma is happy.  

 

 

Good looking job, Gunny. Covered all the bases! 

 

Fence repair job looks great, Steven. But, I don't envy the rest of your to do list. It'll be nice when it's done, though.