Apparently, I have nothing better to do.

[.30WCF]

After a few trial runs, 2.0 is here.
Added another axel brace, welded the braces on so I could shorten the legs up and not rub the tires on the bolt heads, re-worked the attachment with some new brackets and quick pins.


















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[Acebird]

Just need a way to lift it or lock it in the up position.

[BeeMaster2]

You can also add springs to push it down.
Jim Altmiller

[.30WCF]

Just need a way to lift it or lock it in the up position.

I was gonna grab another set of the short 90s next time I?m at lowes and mount them behind the ones that it?s attached to the mower with. Then I can lift it up and put a pin in the second hole on the arm and it will hold it sticking out the back under the trailer hitch.


I was looking at that yesterday. That second hole will line up with a second mounting bracket and it will stick straight out the back.

I had tried some of that ?hammered finish? spray paint, but it just looked Crome when the sun was really hitting it.


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[.30WCF]

You can also add springs to push it down.
Jim Altmiller

I had also tried that as version 1.5







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[BeeMaster2]

So does it do a good job of leveling the stone?
Jim Altmiller

[.30WCF]

So does it do a good job of leveling the stone?
Jim Altmiller

Excellent


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[.30WCF]

If anyone packs into the back country, they will understand what I?m doing. Everyone else that doesn?t get it will just be amazed how nimble and agile I am.

This doesn?t really fit into gardening, but it does fit into the thread title of not having enough to do.

https://youtu.be/tEId4XAqTUg


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[.30WCF]

Perhaps it could have gone in the, what did you do in your bee yard today, thread.


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[The15thMember]

https://tenor.com/view/ten-over-ten-10over10-perfect-score-perfect-gif-9231049
That's for the gymnastics.  I'm one of those people who doesn't pack into the back country. 

[BeeMaster2]

Can your u show us a little more about the attachment?  Is this something you made or bought?  I like how quick it is to remove the rifle. Even faster than taking it off your shoulder with the sling.
Jim Altmiller

[Acebird]

but it does fit into the thread title of not having enough to do.

Nice rifle holster.

[.30WCF]

Here ya go. I don?t have a close up of the gun boot, but it?s a Badlands branded boot.
















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[.30WCF]

Last year we made an adjustable attachment point to allow it to be pulled in tight or hang a little lower/forward. I found the position I like and locked it in with the newer fixed length. You can still get a little adjustment by putting it higher or lower on the pack webbing if needed.
 These are the original ones with the adjustment.














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[.30WCF]

https://tenor.com/view/ten-over-ten-10over10-perfect-score-perfect-gif-9231049
That's for the gymnastics.  I'm one of those people who doesn't pack into the back country. 

I did feel like I stuck the landing.


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[BeeMaster2]

Thanks, looks very doable. I have a bunch of parachute release buckles I will probably use.
Jim Altmiller

[.30WCF]

Thanks, looks very doable. I have a bunch of parachute release buckles I will probably use.
Jim Altmiller

If a 9 year old can do it. . .

I got an oversized mouse pad at Staples or Office Depot for the neoprene shoulder grip/pad. Just cut it into long strips. I think it was about 14 inches wide or so.


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[.30WCF]

Jim,
I was digging around out in the building a while ago looking for a battery tender I stashed somewhere. I ran across the rest of that mouse pad. I can cut you a strip or two and drop it in the mail if you want.


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[BeeMaster2]

30,
Thanks but I have lots of material like that around here. My son is in a wheelchair and the old wheelchair seats are made of it and I also have old mouse pads.
Thanks
Jim Altmiller