hate checking tire pressures!

[Stig / Major Tom]

For one thing - the Michelins on the LIKE - especially the rear one - leak down!
And Kymco makes me move from side-to-side in order to check and air the tires!
I have to move the mat and all the equipment - including a chair so I can get back off the floor!

Yeah - the rear needed a dime's worth.



While I was down there, I did use the opportunity to apply some more ACF-50 to a few things, including the axel nut and the muffler and muffler hanger.


going riding tomorrow and forget about all of this....
Stig

[randyo]

I have checked the gauge on my Ryobi cordless compressor against my analog Accu-gage and it has been right on, makes airing up quicker, and of course, my AK550 has TPMS

[Iahawk]

keep those tire pressures up! Glad you're heading out for a ride today after reading about your 'incident'.

[Neil955i]

"- including a chair so I can get back off the floor!"  Lol, glad to hear someone else who ain't as agile as they used to be!  Reminds me of reading about an old fellah who wrote "Y'know you reach an age where you come to appreciate a well-placed handrail"!  I'll add to that, and a bench when you're out walking the pup.

[Stig / Major Tom]

"- including a chair so I can get back off the floor!"  Lol, glad to hear someone else who ain't as agile as they used to be!  Reminds me of reading about an old fellah who wrote "Y'know you reach an age where you come to appreciate a well-placed handrail"!  I'll add to that, and a bench when you're out walking the pup.

One of my major and final jobs for the county was painting a few hundred yards of wall. 74 offices and football length hallways.  One day this cute but snot of a young lady walked by as I was trimming the base of a 50yrd long wall. "why do you need that step ladder if you're painting down there?"
None of her damn business.  But I didn't say anything....
Stig

[randyo]

I'm not one for getting on my hands & knees anymore either. My milker's stool is a handy tool, 3 legged for uneven surfaces, and a handle to pick it up and go to the next cow

[Neil955i]

I'm not one for getting on my hands & knees anymore either. My milker's stool is a handy tool, 3 legged for uneven surfaces, and a handle to pick it up and go to the next cow

Love it!