Thread: What are you working on?

Originally Posted by engine46

I got to work & my butt didn't take a bite out of my seat thank God!

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Originally Posted by RezDog

Kind of like riding a road bike on a loose gravel road eh Steve!

Exactly Shaun! Back in my younger days when older cars used to have the gas fill behind the license plate, someone forgot their gas cap & I rode through some gas & it was the same thing, like riding on a puddle of oil. I went down from that.

Originally Posted by BeJay

Those Morley’s are nice razors Outback. I’ve worked on a few and still have on to one of them.

Im surprised how thinly ground it is.

Definitely no sanding on this one. Can't Even use the magnetic, blade holder. You can see the blade flex from the magnets. All work is blade in hand, or laying on a piece of hard neoprene.

Nice Mike! I need to dig mine out.

Watching CA dry on my repair of the initials, its almost dry.
Then I can fix the oversized pin hole.

The top of the pin hole has been beveled, so I need to fill them to keep the collars from sinking in. All goes as planned, should have it back together tonite.

Those fingy's look a lot like mine, Mike!

Machine Gun Mike!
Lesse that in the SOTD in the MORNING, Boy!

Its back together, but don't know if I'll get it honed for tomorrow's SOTD. WELL SEE.!

Honed and ready for morning.

Originally Posted by engine46

Thank you Shaun. On rare occasions, we have gotten freezing rain & snow. I remember when I was working at the Harley dealership here when one day it snowed & I was the only employee to ride my Harley to work that day. It snows in the Dallas/Ft Worth area every winter which is 275-300 miles north of here. But your right going by where you are, we pretty much have a year round riding season here with a few cold & nasty days. Every year is different. One year we might have a warmer winter when the next might be just the opposite. One year, we got a good layer of snow on the ground on Christmas day.

I have rode in snow. Built motors that had to have break in and such. I used to put at least 50 miles on per day in snow and cold. November, December, January it didn't matter. Had to make sure all was right before trailering it to the new owner. Don't really miss that, I miss the summer cruise control issues

Originally Posted by outback

Honed and ready for morning.

I knew you could do it Machine Gun!
I wonder who gave you that name.....................