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My well is 450 feet deep and I just had to replace the conventional pump. A little background here. My well is 1000 feet from my house and the water has to be pumped from the well with a booster pump to achieve this. So the pump IN the well only has to get the water to the surface. Where...

Drilling out occured to me as a good idea.... If you drilled the screw as deeply as you can you should be able to pop the board off removing the head of the screw in the process. Once you get one or two boards off you should be able to get a saws all under neath and remove the rest... That is...

Excellent link. There are also some glues for plastics especially that are actually solvents. The glue for Acrylic is a solvent impeded in a gel. The actual solvent has to be applied by hypodermic needle Capillary action draws it into the joint... Not for quick fixes for sure. hence the gel...

You could also make fire starters with it.... rolled up cardboard soaked with fat of any kind is an excellent fire starter. Lard is also good to use on the bottoms of horses feet to keep snow from balling and or mud from sticking. It can also be rubbed in to the coronary band to help promote...

Thank you so much.... Looking forward to "learnun stuff"

Going to try one more time Waiting for her turn

The only way I can get her picture is to be on the OTHER side of the fence....:gig

what happened to my picture?

This is my very first draft horse I had to relearn quite a few things because of their difference in physiolology to light horses.

LOL Is it that obvious? I have had horses now almost fifty years. The one I have now will be my last. deb

My Baby Girl Katee.... all 2000 pounds of her So is that thing a Carrot? Can I eat it?

Waiting for her Turn sorry I posted this in the wrong spot originally Yes I drew it.

I only just found out Nifty has this site.... I absolutely love the way he sets them up.... I am SO firing Yahoo. Nifty you made my day... So I have a place up in the high desert. Last year we got three inches of precipitation.... including snow. Every thing I do up there has to be irrigated...