Power Wheel Racing, tasty German food, great beer from Cowiche Creek Brewing, and good company. Tomorrow we carry on this tradition (without the deadly Power Wheels).
We are working to get the shop yard cleaned up and some projects finished before winter.
Odo and Doc got the engine, tranny and t-case in Odo’s YJ.
Odo and I (Ceg) removed some Goat Heads and then brought in a timber with Bambi our little John Deere to stop stuff from rolling of the shop year and down the hill.
Doc removed some more parts off the old Tweety Jeep (Family XJ) to get it ready to send it to the wrecking yard. Bambi wasn’t strong enough to pick up the front of the XJ so Doc used his YJ with a chain to remove the Dana 30 from it.
There is still more to do before winter but we got a good start on it.
Here are a few photos:
Report & photos by Clay Graham / CegPics.com
Odo has been working on getting a 1942 International K6 cab ready for paint. He primered it last Tuesday. Today he sanded the cab and shot paint on it. I took a photo of the chassy, fenders and grill to show what the cab will go on.
Steve has been working on a John Deere Crawler. Today it was pulled in half. He told me the clutch and brake pedals were froze together. He got everything broke loose and was waiting parts.
Kent worked on removing a sickle mower from a 1947? Leader since the tractor did not have a way to run it anymore.
As we were there, a semi truck with a brand new John Deere excavator came in and picked up a very old Avery tractor. I was told it was heading to the Mid-west to it’s new owner. Not sure if the two pieces of equipment are going to the same place.
Volunteers are always needed at the Central Washington Ag Museum if you would like to help.
Here are some photos of volunteering at the Central Washington Ag Museum:
